Church web development teams, pastors, and communications directors
Planning a church website redesign from scratch or overhauling an existing outdated site
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About
The KNLAG Web Site mind map template outlines a 61-node framework for redesigning the Kenai New Life Assembly of God website, covering five core branches: Asthetics, Content, Usability, Ease Of Management, and 5W's1H. It specifies modern, classy, and inviting visual goals with elements like 'Clean Fonts' and 'Scrollwork', while content planning includes 'Mailing Lists', 'Media' (video/audio), and key pages such as 'Calendar', 'Location', 'Beliefs', and 'Ministries'. The template also addresses site management with 'Multiple Users', 'User Rights', and 'Integrated with Google Apps', and uses the 5W's1H method to define audience ('Members', 'Church Shoppers', 'Unsaved'), purpose, and timeline. This KNLAG Web Site template serves as a comprehensive project roadmap for church web development teams.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Content creators, ministry leaders, and web designers
Brainstorming content strategy and site structure for a new ministry website
IT administrators, webmasters, and volunteer coordinators
Defining technical requirements and admin workflows for a multi-user church website
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore the Framework
Open the .xmind file to explore the five core branches including Aesthetics, Content, and the 5W's1H framework for your website redesign.
Step 2
Customize Content and Assign Tasks
Edit existing nodes to match your church's specific needs and use labels or priority markers to assign management responsibilities to your team.
Step 3
Export and Share the Roadmap
Save your completed project roadmap as a PDF or image file to align all stakeholders and developers on the website development plan.
Frequently asked questions
The template covers 61 nodes across five branches: Asthetics, Content, Usability, Ease Of Management, and 5W's1H. It includes visual guidelines, content planning (pages, media, mailing lists), admin features, and a strategic analysis of audience and goals.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then expand each branch to brainstorm and assign tasks. For example, under 'Content' add specific pages or media items, and under 'Ease Of Management' define user roles and permissions for your team.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or reorganize nodes, and share the file with your team for collaborative planning via Xmind's cloud or export options.
The 5W's1H branch helps define the project's strategic context: Who (target audiences like Members and Church Shoppers), What (new site and resource center), Why (replacing an old, slow, cumbersome site), When (timeline), Where, and How.
Absolutely. The 'Asthetics' branch provides starting points like 'Modern', 'Classy', and 'Inviting'. You can add sub-nodes for specific color palettes, typography choices, or design references to match your church's brand.
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