I'm accepting new work

The Digital Evangelist blog is an article archive of news, hot church & ministry resources, tools to implement on your website, general technology news and anything else I care to sound off about. Interaction is encouraged by way of leaving comments on articles.

Findlay Church

image for: Findlay Church blog entry

Wednesday, May 05, 2010

The new Findlay Church website went live late Monday evening.

The new site is powered by ExpressionEngine and was a good learning curve for myself given some of the functionality that was requested by Findlay and also test out some new EE addons.

Tables are no longer used for website layout, instead it uses standards compliant markup throughout.

The use of ExpressionEngine means that admin can update the website themselves, adding events (using the new Solspace Calendar Module), publishing new sermons and editing content.

Findlay wanted a greater level of control over the size and placement of images within their content and they can do that using small image snippet code.

The Solspace Calendar Module was a last minute addition and is going to save on admin overhead. The repeating events functionality is great as well as the option to output to ics (although there's still some work to be done by Solspace on this).

Next to launch will be the Findlay Family Network - so stay tuned.

Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) in Church, CMS, Design, ExpressionEngine, Ministry

This article has been viewed 288 times

Previous Comments

Love the site, the features, the flexibilty and structure of what you have created.  Really appreciate the advice and support you have given us.  Top notch and very patient with us!

As someone with very limited IT skills(born too soon) I really appreciate the new website - so clear and simple.  Very many thanks to everyone who played a part.

Thanks John - I appreciate the endorsement, especially from an end user grin

Add Your Comment

Name:
Email:
URL:
Comments:

Remember me?

Shoot me an email when someone responds?

Enter this word:

Here:

subscribe to the blog

Blog

Categories

Recent Articles

Popular Stuff

Archive