Julie's First Website for Someone Else - Gymnastics Club

Gymnastics Club Web Master

**This club closed after covid.**

After I learned how to make logos and websites, the parent board of our daughters’ gymnastics club approached me to ask if I would help them re-do their website and logo, because they had seen my music studio and photography websites and liked what they saw.

I didn’t think to take screenshots of what their website looked like before, but it needed a lot of help. With lots of input from the various board members, I used Adobe Illustrator to create a new logo and updated the website.

Before the website was re-done, registration was floundering. After the website was updated, registration was full and there was a wait-list.

Julie's First Website for Someone Else - Gymnastics Club

When it came time to advertise for registration, I put together the banner ad that was printed and put up around the city and used on social media. I also designed the roadside signage. There were many restrictions to work with and many opinions to appease, but it was still a fun project.

Julie's First Website for Someone Else - Gymnastics Club

The best part was that for the coaches’ Christmas gifts, the board decided to have the logo I’d designed professionally embroidered on gym bags.

Julie's First Website for Someone Else - Gymnastics Club

I ended up being on the board for several years, and the website underwent several revisions. By the time covid hit and the club wasn't able to reopen (it's difficult to get coaches back when they've all found other jobs!), the site had a pretty slick navigation menu, interactive coach page, and functioning contact page.

Julie's First Website for Someone Else - Gymnastics Club

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