Work
Work that connects the message to the next step.
These are not one-off redesigns. They are case studies in ongoing retainer relationships where communications consulting, WordPress development, content systems, and staff workflows keep evolving after launch.
WordPress · Divi · Retainer support
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What changed: clearer diocesan publishing paths and church-finder visibility. Why it mattered: staff could keep news, events, and local church discovery moving without a rebuild every season. Handled: WordPress, Divi, publishing support, and retainer care.
WordPress · Divi · Retainer support
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What changed: a large diocesan web system became easier to navigate, maintain, and extend. Why it mattered: archives, ministries, and public tools stayed findable for a broad audience. Handled: WordPress support, content architecture, archives, and ongoing problem solving.
WordPress · Events · Forms
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What changed: events, forms, payments, and public pathways became calmer and easier to scan. Why it mattered: a historic church could keep practical operations connected to public communication. Handled: WordPress, events, forms, and ongoing updates.
WordPress · Directory · Communications
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What changed: a merger-scale site gave shared identity, church discovery, and events one clearer home. Why it mattered: leaders and visitors could find the system after organizational change. Handled: WordPress, directory structure, communications paths, and launch support.
WordPress · Sermons · Retainer support
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What changed: public pathways, sermons, and current updates had a more dependable site foundation. Why it mattered: church staff could keep the site useful after launch. Handled: WordPress, sermon publishing flow, retainer support, and ongoing care.
Formal case studies are coming. For now, each project opens the current client site so the portfolio points somewhere useful while the deeper stories are being written: information architecture, content flow, publishing workflows, integrations, retainer support, and the public design that makes all of it usable over time.
Want this kind of clarity for your site?
Start with a clarity review. We will look at the site, the message, the workflow, and the next step before deciding whether the work belongs with Brandon or 5ox Creative.