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 customize it to meet your needs.
We can build a Wordpress Multisite network so that your synagogue can manage multiple websites through one dashboard.
We build forms so that a synagogue's congregants can make donations & other payments easily through the website.
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."
Owner & Web Designer
hirsch@addicottweb.com
(919) 438-2180
Business Manager
jen@addicottweb.com
(919) 335-5899
Imagine selling your Judaica round-the-clock. Day and night! 24/7! Sounds good, right? However, one question remains – what happens on Shabbat? Can a synagogue’s online store remain open on Shabbos?
Unrestricted by location or time of day, an online store helps you generate additional revenue. As modern shopping habits increasingly value convenience over loyalty to a location, your synagogue store risks losing business and support. Getting started may feel daunting, but it’s easier than you think.
Let your website’s photos tell your story and support your mission. Getting high-quality photos can be a big challenge, but our three cost-effective strategies are here to make the question “how do I find photos for my synagogue website?” a bit easier to answer.
We are issuing a call, actually more like a plea, to all synagogues. It’s a simple request. Please remove all photos of empty sanctuaries from your website. Images of desolate sanctuaries feel lonely and well, empty – definitely not the image (no pun intended) that you are trying to convey.
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