Non-Profit Project
A “built from scratch” website for a non-profit lay training program, with its own unique “swoop” navigation system, conveying progressively upward movement. Four rotating slideshows on the home page use iconic images to convey the program’s themes. (The website is not live at this time.)
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Holly Jobe needed a blog site that would allow her to feature text and photographs of her current year-long journey, while reserving locations for three other categories of posts realated to gardening. The Journey blog also features a map with pins that correspond to her blog post locations. ItinerantGardener.net
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Congregation Or Ha Lev, a small and relatively new Jewish Renewal congregation in northern New Jersey, needed a multi-function site that is welcoming and easy to navigate, especially for older congregants. OrHaLevNJ.org
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The Board of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia, an interdenominational professional organization, needed a website that would feature their work in the community, showcase upcoming member events, provide a link to their external blog in the local Jewish community newspaper site – and entice rabbis and seminarians new to the area to join the organization. The WordPress format, strong photographs, and integrated MailChimp mailing program did the trick. BORphilly.com
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A basic template-based group site based on the the practitioners’ limited initial budget, need to adjust the text themselves as needed, and plans to eventually expand to offer download-able materials to clients. The group appreciated the challenge of a “less is more” approach to the text. Since the web site was posted, DBT-Philadelphia has doubled the size of their practice – and still have to refer away clients for lack of space. DBT-phila.org
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