Concept review · 50 Years Strong · 1976–2026

Three directions for
Trinity Church.

Three complete, fully navigable websites built from Trinity's own content, photography and branding. Every page works. Every link goes somewhere real. Pick the one that feels like Trinity and we'll take it from there.

129Pages built
20Ministry pages
8Next-step pages
5Syncable calendars
Direction 1

Sanctuary

Warm, editorial, timeless

An evolution of the direction you liked. Bone-white paper, a high-contrast serif, and photography given room to breathe. Feels established and pastoral — the kind of site a 50-year-old church grows into.

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Direction 2

Momentum

Bold, cinematic, high-energy

Dark, full-bleed and built for motion. Heavy condensed headlines, edge-to-edge video, and the YouTube channel pushed hard. Aimed squarely at reaching people who have never walked in.

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Direction 3

Legacy

Heritage, celebratory, 50 years

Built around the anniversary. Cream paper, antique gold, a classic didone headline and a timeline running from 1976 to today. Honours the history while still feeling current.

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What's in every version

The calendar problem, solved

  • Real .ics files that subscribe on iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows
  • Recurring services set up properly, so they repeat forever
  • Five separate calendars — services, events, ministries, outreach, or everything
  • Add a single event without subscribing to the whole feed

Nothing buried

  • All 20 ministries have their own page with schedule and contact
  • Every Church Center form has a page, not just a menu item
  • Two clicks to anything, from any page
  • Mega menu on desktop, full drawer on mobile

Real content

  • Photography and branding pulled from Trinity's own library
  • Live sermons and view counts from the YouTube channel
  • Beliefs, values and ministry copy taken from the current site
  • Correct addresses, extensions, office hours and form links

Built to last

  • Fast static pages — no plugins to update or break
  • Mobile-first, tested from 320px to ultrawide
  • Accessible: skip links, keyboard nav, focus states, alt text
  • Search and social preview metadata on every page