Chris Merritt from Pixelight Creative wrote this article for Digital Web Magazine describing the process he used on the Stonebriar redesign. Chris is a great guy and was way more generous to me in the article than I probably deserve.
Overall I am incredibly pleased with the outcome of the site. But l am also glad people are commenting about the good, the bad, and the ugly about the site. It’s the best way for us to get better! As I have said before, no website is perfect or will stay perfect. To all those churches out there struggling to get a new site launched, remember that the most important thing is to get something out there that is better than what you have and then improve it continually over time. Having a great visual design and sturdy front-end coding are great foundations on which to build out your site over time.
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Hey Jason,
Loved the info on Stonebriar’s site that Chris wrote up.
Question: Are you the Jason that went to Baylor, was in a Christian frat there, and worked for Belo for awhile? If so, shoot me an e-mail!
In Him,
Cheese
Cheese, quit giving away all my secrets. Yep, that was me. Great to hear from you, whoever you are. I know three Chris H, so we’ll see which you are.
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