I'm proud to say this is my first published site for a client. I've built and designed websites on other platforms, but none like Framer.

My church was on WordPress, which came with all the WordPress problems. So I redesigned the site to reflect the church as it is today, and moved away from the technical backend of WordPress to the design-forward freedom of Framer.

Not only did this save the church money, but now they have a more streamlined way to update content and communicate with their community. It says we are here and active, rather than irrelevant and outdated.

Can't wait to bring many more churches to Framer. 🙌

www.oakvillecommunity.church

Site number one is up: day7.online 🌱

This one's mine. Form a final year project to a living studio. Day 7 is my studio building websites for smaller churches. Most churches I talk to are stuck with an outdated site nobody has time to fix, so it usually falls on the pastor on a Saturday night. I wanted to be the person who takes that off their plate.

Built the whole thing in Framer, obviously. Blog and case studies on CMS. I can publish something new in minutes. Template store links out to Lemon Squeezy.

Tried to keep it calm. Church websites shouldn't shout. Front porch, not bulletin board 😄