Church websites
Website design for branches...
RedJanet Web Design offers web design and hosting specifically for Churches of Christ, Scientist.
As a class-taught Christian Scientist, I can offer beautiful websites that express your unique branch, an understanding of website guidelines for branch churches, and timely support to keep them fresh.
No matter where you are in the world, my special focus is helping you reach out to your local community.
My design services offer...
relevance
Be found by your “community”
- keyword research on your local area included in website setup
- help writing content that is directly relevant to people’s search terms
- advertising campaign management for events on Google and/or social media.
freshness
Never be out of date
- widgets update automatically with current links and content e.g. the current week’s podcast title
- events display as “Events” on Google and disappear from your website when the date is passed
- images chosen for their timeless qualities
- modern uncluttered design.
delight
Bring a sense of peace, hope and joy to your website visitors
- balanced design with space to contemplate the ideas expressed
- quality free images, or your images, thoughtfully chosen and placed
- a focus on your visitor’s experience when navigating your site
- order, clarity, simplicity.
Options for branches
Choose from either:
- a stylish 8-page design with highly customisable layout,
- a beautiful 4-page template that maximises imagery and minimises text,
- a lecture landing page, or
- a custom website design to suit your specific needs.
The 8-page and 4-page pre-formatted templates allow me to offer a quality, customised website, but without the price tag.
There are hosting options that offer support to update your website with upcoming lectures that automatically disappear when the date has passed, so that your website always looks fresh and relevant, but without the time required to maintain it yourself. You can also have the flexibility to update and create your own page content.
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