Case studies · Evangelical Council of Aragon
A refreshed website giving a voice to Aragon's evangelical churches
Redesign of cearagon.org so the Evangelical Council of Aragon has a stronger online presence and communicates its areas, history and activities more clearly.
- Client
- Evangelical Council of Aragon
- Sector
- Religious organisation
- What we did
- Website redesignContent architectureResponsive designBasic SEO
- Website
- cearagon.org
The starting point
The Evangelical Council of Aragon (Consejo Evangélico de Aragón) brings together the region’s most representative evangelical church families and communities. It is run by a general assembly and a board, and organises its work into nine areas: teaching, history, youth, music, media, social action, institutional relations, inter-church relations and finance.
All that activity needed a website to match: a place where anyone, believer or not, could quickly understand who they are, what they do and how to get in touch. The goal was clear: a stronger presence online.
What we did
We redesigned the website from the structure up. Before touching the design, we reorganised the content so every visitor finds what they need in two clicks:
- A home page that introduces the Council, shows the latest news and activities and leads into the working areas.
- A dedicated page for each of the nine areas, with who leads it and what it does.
- A historical directory organised by period (1870-1939, 1939-1975 and 1975-2014), showcasing the history of Protestantism in Aragon.
- Calendar, donations, useful links and a contact form.
News and activities, on the home page as soon as they are published
News (Bible quizzes, talks, gatherings) appears on the home page automatically when published, so the Council’s team can keep the site alive without depending on anyone.
Built for mobile
News and activities are shared a lot through messaging apps and social media, so every page adapts to small screens without losing content: a compact menu, readable text and easy-to-tap buttons.
The result
Today the Council has a clear, easy-to-update website that explains its work, records its history and promotes its activities. A solid base to keep growing its visibility on search engines and social media.
