After seeing the redesign of the St. Tikhon’s Seminary website, St. Vladimir’s approached JBD in 2010 to develop a new look for them as well. Working with Mark Klinski and Ginny Nieuwsma, JBD designed a website worthy of their name and reputation.
St. Vladimir’s Seminary
St. Tikhon’s Seminary
St. Tikhon’s Seminary was ready for a technological revamp after several years of patchwork solutions. JBD assisted by helping to streamline services, establish a new look, and design a new website, collateral materials and print publications. (Click here to see the seminary’s most recent issue of the Tikhonaire, also designed by JBD.)
St. Thomas the Apostle Orthodox Church
Fr. Andrew and the people of St. Thomas the Apostle in Springfield, MO were looking to consolidate their look and website that was somewhat scattered. JBD worked with them to develop a requested “simple” website that was consistent with their parish, and trained them in utilizing their new website to its fullest potential.
St. Tikhon’s Seminary Press
Over the last few years, St. Tikhon’s Seminary Press has preferred JBD when designing covers for various books they have published.
Simplicity Revolution
Aaron was looking to create a website to publicize his timber reclamation business and came to JBD asking for help. After a few meetings we developed the right look for his new business and prepared them for the public eye.
Ancient Faith Radio
Ancient Faith Radio, an Orthodox Christian internet radio station and podcast website, were a bit long in the tooth on their old design. JBD volunteered to update their look and improve UX for visitors who had expressed frustrations with their Flash method for podcast browsing. Ancient Faith Radio used the designs offered by JBD as the foundation for their new website.
This Old Farm
Erick and Jessica from This Old Farm approached JBD about designing a web site for their organic farm in Indiana. Having no logo or graphic identity, JBD worked with them to establish a consistent look and web presence that was representative of their hard work.