Two weeks ago Faith Bible Church in Libby, Montana was selected as our Extreme Makeover OCC Edition winner. On that day we did a free, professional review of their website. In the two weeks since, we have been hard at work implementing those recommendations. Now it’s time to “Move That Bus!” and take a look at the new site.
Browsing: web design
For this week’s Wednesday Website Weview we are looking at The ARK Church of God in Manchester, NH.
Is excellence for a website is primarily about money and talent or about giving God the best of what we have?
Congratulations to Faith Bible Church in Libby, Montana. Not only have they been selected to receive a free, professional review of their website but as the winners of the Extreme Makeover OCC Edition, we are actually going to implement the recommendations for them.
How long has your website had its current design? See the results. This week we ask… Are you happy with the design of your website?
I’ve got to confess that I feel like a bit of a hypocrite posting about web design issues and reviewing sites here, because I think the design of this blog… well… I think it… could be a lot better with an honest review and your comments and suggestions.
Has your church’s website had its current design for a while? You think it’s getting a little stale or outdated but not sure if really needs a redesign?
Thanks to input from our Twitter followers here are the…
Top 10 Signs Your Church Website Needs a Redesign
One of the questions I’m often asked is, “How do I know if my website needs to be redesigned?”
Here are 12 reasons to make that move.
Today we’re reviewing the website for The Kingdom of God Christian Community.
Background
R. Joseph Owles wrote that his vision for The Kingdom of God Christian Community is “to grow into a fully functional church–online church for an online community of faith.” He requested the review because he wants “to know what is limiting my church’s online growth. is it merely lack of advertisement, or is the format undermining the goal.”
In 2009 we saw an explosion in 3D movies with at least 17 3D movies released. cnet is reporting that this spring TV manufactures will begin shipping 3D TVs. Can 3D computer monitors be far off?