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Church Website Redesign

Your church has grown and changed. If your website still looks like it did a decade ago, it is quietly telling guests something that isn’t true.

Signs it’s time

• Service times are hard to find, or out of date somewhere on the site.
• The site is hard to read or pinch-and-zoom on a phone.
• The menu has more than seven or eight items, and nobody remembers what half of them are.
• Only one person knows how to update it, and they’re busy.
• The photos are stock images, or of a building, not your people.
• There’s no clear page for someone planning their first visit.

What changes, and what stays

Stays: your sermons archive, your giving and church management tools, the pages people actually use, and your web addresses where possible, so you don’t lose what Google already knows about you. When an address does change, I set up redirects from the old one.

Changes: the structure, the words and the design. Fewer pages, clearer next steps, and a homepage that leads with what guests need: when, where, and what to expect.

How a redesign works

1. Audit. I walk through your current site the way a first-time guest would, and share what I find.
2. Simplify. Together we decide what to keep, merge or retire.
3. Design and build. A new site, built by me, connected to your existing tools.
4. Move over. Redirects, search setup and a launch your congregation barely notices, except that it’s better.

Curious what your church could look like? Try the Sketchbook on the homepage: type your web address and watch it redrawn.

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