Project
Central Church
Team
Lead Designer - Will Witkovsky
Art Director - Adam Burtis
Account Director - Shayla Kenworthy
Type
Design UI/UX
Role
Lead Designer
Year
2024
About
Central is one of South Dakota’s largest faith-based organizations. I led the design of the UI for this custom website that redefined their digital presence. My strategy focused on modernizing their brand, designing intuitive layouts for seamless navigation, and ensuring effortless content management for their team. The result was a visually striking and highly functional platform that elevated their organization and enhanced the user experience for both staff and visitors.
Project
Garden Oaks Church
Type
Visual Identity and Print Collateral
Role
Designer
Year
2023
About
Garden Oaks rebrand was inspired by their desire to strengthen ties with their community and create a lasting impact. The new identity was designed to be vibrant and welcoming, using purposeful visuals and refined design choices to reflect their core values. The outcome is a brand that not only resonates with their audience but also encourages deeper engagement and a sense of shared purpose.
Project
BagBoy Golf
Type
POP Display | Email Design | Product Design
Role
Lead Designer
Year
2023-Present
About
BagBoy is a pioneering brand in the golf retail sector, known for its innovative approach to creating high-quality golf bags, carts, and travel covers. Since its founding in 1945, BagBoy has been at the forefront of enhancing the golfer’s experience, introducing practical, durable, and stylish solutions that cater to players of all levels. With a reputation for reliability and a commitment to innovation, BagBoy continues to set the standard in the industry.
Project
FPC San Antonio
Team
Will Witkovsky - Lead Designer
Adam Burtis - Art Director
Justin Langebartles - Account Director
Jenn Beaverson - Project Manager
Type
Website UI/UX
Role
Lead Designer
Year
2024
About
As one of San Antonio’s largest churches, it was essential to honor its rich history while embracing a fresh, modern aesthetic. The design strategy began with an in-depth site visit, allowing me to immerse myself in the architecture and heritage of one of the area’s oldest and most iconic buildings. By carefully studying its details, I ensured that every design decision reflected both its timeless character and the church’s evolving vision. From there, I crafted a seamless desktop and mobile experience that strikes the perfect balance—preserving the classic church feel while incorporating contemporary design elements that engage today’s audience
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