Horror stories of neglected church websites and how to prevent them with consistancy, redundancy, priority, and a content management system (CMS).

Developing good processes and policies for updating your website is vitally important to making sure your website continuously and consistantly communicates effectively.

We had to add the rest of the content and fully test the website before we could launch the new church website.

A Post-It note exercise makes it easy to consider alternative menus and structures for your church website. Applying the 12 Principles for Organizing a Church Website.

church website tips, website organiztion, website structure, website navigation menu. Organizing your church website.

In part 7 of this series about the redesign of my church’s website, we left off with Mike (OCC’s website…

Gathering and writing website content often delays website development projects. Here is some helpful advice to help your church avoid “the great content delay.”

In the last article in this series about the redesign of my church’s website I described the process of getting…

Tips and learning points for getting your church finance board to approve the funding of a new website for your church. Part 5 of a series describing the experience of redeveloping the website of my church, Cypress Meadows Community Church in Clearwater, FL.

Part 4 in a series of blog articles documenting the experience of leading the redevelopment of my church’s website. Initial sales consultation, technical consultation, getting a proposal.