Mobile and Desktop Web design using both the latest UX/UI design practices as well as the identity I created for Cornerstone Fellowship.

I had spent a year and a half gathering data, analytics and research at my previous job at Stonegate. This helped me quickly decide on the UI before working on the UX, especially since I had been a user looking at Cornerstone trying to get a feel for whether I should take the job to help them with their communications needs. I empathized with wanting to get the information I was looking for much quicker.

 

I didn't redesign their website or start on their app right off. I wanted to get as much feedback from visitors and members as I could first. And believe me, I got feedback! And a finger in the eye a couple of times. Moving on...

My goal for the UX was to give the user the feel that this church was not only hip and modern, but was out in front, leading the way, instead of following the popular big churches. I succeeded. Our visitors increased, we were growing so much we started a building program. We also had a couple of big name artists ask us to be a part of their show because of what they saw on our website.

 

After a few sketches and mockups, I used Adobe Muse and Photoshop for the design including parallax animations and Javascript interactivity.

The backend is Adobe Business Catalyst's CMS including html and css.

 

 

See it live at http://cornerstonemidland.com (some content may either be outdated or not my own, since I no longer work there.)