A church website needs to be inviting for first-time visitors—and manageable for the people updating it.
Common Ground is a fictional congregation created solely for this application. Its sample goals: make service information obvious, welcome newcomers, organize teaching, and keep changes straightforward for staff.
This demonstrates transferable UX thinking and front-end implementation—not experience using NetMinistry's Advoc8 platform.
Experience the church site
Clear service times and a first-visit planner surface essential information.
The homepage offers paths into teaching, community, and prayer.
Repeating content structures and consistent navigation support predictable updates.
Try editing the fields below. This is a local JavaScript simulation of a staff preview, not a real CMS or Advoc8 connection.
Changes update the preview immediately. Nothing is saved or sent to a server.
Sunday gatherings: 9:00 & 10:45 AM
Plan a VisitSelect a visual direction and watch the same sample content change. It's a design-system illustration—not three real clients or Advoc8 templates.
Semantic HTML, keyboard-friendly controls, reduced-motion support, responsive layouts, reusable CSS and lightweight JavaScript keep this concept understandable and adaptable.
All featured ministry details are examples. No donations, member records, ministry registrations, or real prayer requests are processed.