There are lots of considerations and costs for ministry website redesign to take into account.
Knowing that your website is a like a front door to your ministry, it is important that it’s updated, relevant, well designed and optimized.
As new online security features become available, visitors’ online behavior changes, mobile accessibility increases, search engine algorithms change and website design in general improves, websites that were built even a few years ago are probably now outdated.
Consider also that your organization’s branding, positioning and messaging may also have changed since your last website update.
Our updated guide includes some essential considerations and costs for ministry website redesign (note: this guide applies also to other types of Christian-based organizations):
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Our Website Redesign Guide includes the following sections:
Audience Identification and Assessment
Website Goals
Website Measurement
Current & Needed Resources
Budget Allocation
Cost Estimates
Web Hosting
Needed Technology Integrations
Web Hosting
Current Website User Experience
Website Content Assessment
Design
Sitemap & Structure
Optimization
Timeline & Workflow
Website Marketing
Development & Launch Steps
Digital Strategy Considerations
When thinking through these considerations and costs of a ministry website redesign, don’t take your eye off the most important thing: providing your visitors with a superb website experience.
People expect that the experience they have with your organization online will be the experience they get in person as well.
But don’t let this guide overwhelm you. The point is to help simplify the essentials of website development for you. It may take some time, but you can do this!
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