Understanding the actual need.
For a community organisation, the website must make a first-time visitor feel informed and welcome. The experience needs clear service information, approachable ministry descriptions and obvious next steps, without making people search through multiple pages.
Design around the people using it.
The work started with a practical question: how should the experience function for the people who actually use it? For a community organisation, the website must make a first-time visitor feel informed and welcome. The experience needs clear service information, approachable ministry descriptions and obvious next steps, without making people search through multiple pages. The resulting work brought together the content, navigation, design decisions and technical structure documented below.
From idea to execution.
Community-facing website and responsive layout
Clear visit information and Sunday gathering details
Ministry and community programme navigation
Events and updates content structure
Welcome, connection and contact pathways
Building on the foundation.
A clear, people-first digital front door that prioritises belonging, navigation and practical next steps. No visitor or conversion metrics are asserted.
