Church Website Design
In today’s digital era, the significance of a meticulously designed church website cannot be overstated. It acts as a virtual gateway to your congregation, extending a warm welcome to current members and prospective visitors alike. A meticulously planned website can improve communication, encourage community participation, and efficiently convey your church’s mission to a global audience.
Our Services
You need a team to make sure everything is up to date and designed to ensure your website meets your customer’s needs. Hire us as your last Web Admin to make your website work for you and not you working on your site.
We use WordPress as our software of choice for all church website designs. Over the years, WordPress has evolved from a blogging platform to a more powerful way of powering the web. WordPress powers more than 33% of the web. Everything from simple websites to blogs, to complex portals and enterprise websites, and even applications, are built with WordPress.
What you have on your site is just as important as the look of your site. We can help in creating your content so it best works for you and so that search engines, read Google, can see and index your site.
Website Design
Website design is not for everyone and you didn’t start your business or organization to build websites. Let us design your site right the first time to look good across all platforms.
Care Plans
We will monitor your website 24/7 to make sure it is online and kept up to date. We will provide backups and scan for malware and provide all WordPress core files, themes and plugin updates.
Search Engine Optimization
We can help make sure your site is optimized for search engines to find and index your site. We will work with you to ensure your content is ready to be searched and found by your customers.
About Me
Darrell Jordan
With over two decades of experience in the IT industry, I have a diverse background that includes basic computer support, Email and Server management, and website design and maintenance. I earned my Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism from Eastern Kentucky University. My career journey began in the newspaper industry, where I served as a Sports Editor for a small weekly paper and later as a beat reporter for a daily newspaper. Eventually, I transitioned into the role of Chief Photography and IT Specialist for the paper.
I then made a full-time shift into the IT industry, leaving behind my newspaper career to join a Fortune 500 company. At the company, I held various positions, including Team Lead for a Workstation Support team responsible for over 200 employees. Additionally, I worked for a mid-size city in Kentucky in an IT role, where I played a key part in supporting the entire city’s IT infrastructure.
Project Gallery
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Customers Feedback
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