is a service to congregations of the Church of the The Website Designs
Your site will use a template developed specifically for AtMyChurch. Pick one of the templates below, or let us pick one for you. We'll then merge your church's information (text, photos, logo, etc.) into it.
Each template below is based on a fictitious church. Click on the thumbnail for a larger photo. There is a link so you can browse a demo site.
Appletree
This design has a sunny disposition. A photo stretches two-thirds of the way across each page. The photo changes every 10 seconds, alternating between five different photos.
On the left, beneath the photo, is an area for the page's main content. Photos from your church can be used here. A sidebar runs along the right-hand side. Information such as service times and contact info can go here. (Click thumbnail to enlarge.)
First UB Church (Lansing, Mich.)
Northstar
This site resembles Appletree in many ways, particularly in the placement of the main parts (heading, navigation bar, photo, sidebar, main content area). The sidebar area is divided into two parts--one part beside the photo (in blue), the other below (gray). Other key differences are the color scheme, the thick border which surrounds the site, and the use of different photos. (Click thumbnail to enlarge.)
Northland Community Church (Traverse City, Mich.)
Westside
This template resembles Appletree and NorthStar in some respect. But the navigation bar is vertical instead of horizontal, and the color scheme gives it a whole different look. (Click thumbnail to enlarge.)
Fairfield
Again, the structure resembles Appletree and Northstar. But the color scheme, using greens and earthtones, gives it a warm, friendly appearance. Also, in this site, the photo stretches clear across the page. The navigation bar uses a different system. The text uses serif type (Georgia), whereas the other three sites all use Verdana as the main type. (Click thumbnail to enlarge.)
Generations
This is a very contemporary-looking site, suited best for newer churches. The background is entirely black, with the words in white. While this gives the site a contemporary, edgy feel, the white-on-black design is more difficult to read on screen and isn't conducive to printing. (Click thumbnail to enlarge.)