How do you rate the quality of your church website design?

• Shameful – Church members are unwilling to recognize the website’s existence. Passwords were lost years ago and you’re unable to wipe the website from the face of the Internet.

• Outdated – Built 10 years ago, you cringe when church visitors refer to your Frontpage template design as vintage.

• Status Quo -- No one wants to tell the web volunteer how truly bad the church design is, so everyone has agreed keep it hush-hush.

• Template Hell – The church opted to go with a fee-based content management system. Budget blown and unable to hire a designer, there was no choice than to use the template offered by your vendor.

• Work in Progress – We hired a developer who helped us redesign and launch the church website. We have a long-term plan and production schedule to help us reach our goals.

• The Holy Grail – Our church website design is winning awards and looked at as a model of design and architecture; a result of support from church leadership and members.