Elisabeth played a key role in redesigning our project’s identity and website, at a time when the perception of our project was poor and our message was unclear. We were lucky to have her on the case. Elisabeth’s design process was one that was both receptive to our needs, and pushed our thinking with her creative ideas. Tasked with the challenge of communicating a single message for a sprawling project with four distinct parts, Elisabeth created a series of sub-brands that reinforces the identity of the project and has made our brand recognizable within the community.

Elisabeth took the lead in organizing, strategizing, implementing and launching a redesign of Washington Community Fellowship’s visual identity and website. Her gentle, persuasive spirit integrated with technical savvy and relational awareness throughout the two-year process yielded a product with widespread buy-in and enthusiasm across the congregational spectrum. The use of bold colors and contemporary design appealed to all demographics. The visual identity provides recognition, consistency, and attractiveness. The website has and continues to be an invitational venue for the casual seeker as well as for the informed regular attender.