Synagogue websites should be welcoming, look great, be easy to manage by your staff and/or lay people, and efficiently communicate information to your community. Does yours?
We create mobile-friendly website designs that are user-friendly and make it easy for your visitors to find what they are looking for.
We build all of our websites using the popular Wordpress content management system, and will customize it to meet your needs.
We build forms so that a synagogue's congregants can make donations & other payments easily through the website.
We don't work with our synagogue clients just during their project. We strive for long-term professional relationships with all synagogues.
Visit our full portfolio to see all of the synagogue websites we've designed.
"We are so thrilled about our new website! Hirsch was a pleasure to work with and accommodated our synagogue's unique requests and functionality needs. He kept us on track and enabled us to meet our deadlines and launch date. We have received great feedback on our synagogue's new website and love that it is dynamic and flexible to grow with us over time."
I have been working professionally with websites since 2001, working exclusively in, and focusing on, the Jewish community. My goal is to take modern website design trends and apply them in order to build synagogue websites that provide a welcoming face to a synagogue community, while allowing synagogue members to easily find the information they are looking for, or complete common tasks of synagogue life.
All of my synagogue websites are built using WordPress so that they are easy to manage and update.
I offer a wide range of website knowledge to my synagogue web design clients from my years of experience working in the Jewish community. I take pride in the work I do for each synagogue client, and value my relationship with each synagogue design client.
I am a member of Beth Meyer Synagogue in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Why should synagogues not post event flyers as images on their websites? Event flyers are meant for print purposes only – a very different medium than the web. They just don’t work on synagogue websites – it’s an outdated practice that does more harm than good.
When it comes to choosing a payment gateway to handle the credit card processing, many people are often confused as to which gateway they should choose for use on the synagogue’s website. Here is an overview of some of the various options that synagogues can choose from.
In today’s day and Internet age, when so many people are used to accomplishing certain tasks online (especially younger generations), a synagogue’s website should offer the ability to accomplish some common tasks online – tasks that are common to life in the synagogue community. Here is my list of five tasks that an outstanding synagogue website should let people accomplish.
So when it comes to one of the more important aspects of modern synagogue life – financially supporting the synagogue through donations – why should a synagogue’s congregants not be able to do that online as well?
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