Thirdmill Seminary

Thirdmill Seminary needed a full rebrand and bilingual WordPress website to elevate their digital presence and match the excellence of their online seminary program.

Objective

To rebrand and redesign Thirdmill Seminary’s digital presence so that the quality of their communication matched the excellence of their online seminary program.

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What We Delivered

1. What We Delivered

2. Logo redesign

3. Comprehensive brand guidelines

4. Messaging and content strategy

5. Bilingual website (English and Spanish)

6. Content architecture, UI, and UX design

7. WordPress development and launch

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Creative Process

Research

Studied the seminary’s values, mission, and audience.
Drew on my own personal experience shopping for online seminary programs.
Analyzed competitors in theological education and online learning.

Collaboration

Worked closely with the client team to align on goals and brand direction.
Held feedback sessions throughout the project to ensure shared vision.

Concept Development

Sketched early concepts for the new identity.
Created prototypes and mockups of the website structure and brand system.

Refinement

Incorporated client feedback to improve designs and messaging.
Adjusted visual and UX details to ensure clarity and usability across English and Spanish audiences.

Finalization

Delivered a fully rebranded WordPress website with a modern, elevated look.
Supplied brand assets and guidelines to ensure consistency moving forward.

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Results

A striking new WordPress website that elevates the seminary’s brand.

A digital presence that now matches the academic excellence of their program.

A bilingual platform that expands their reach to English- and Spanish-speaking students.

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Conclusion

Through close collaboration and a thoughtful design process, I was able to help Thirdmill Seminary align their digital presence with the excellence of their academic program. The rebrand and new website not only elevated their visual identity but also strengthened their ability to communicate with students in both English and Spanish, ensuring their mission and message reach a broader audience with clarity and impact.