Recommendations

The Aurora, Zenith, and Prevail templates let you update accreditation and partner logos directly in the CMS. All other templates require a developer — and an associated fee — to swap them out. If you expect to change your logos regularly, whether at your own discretion or because an accreditation agency updates them periodically, it's worth choosing one of these three templates so you can manage the change yourself.

• Prevail — the Tabs or "Who We Serve" section can hold an image or video
• Highgrove — the "Take a Tour" section near the bottom
• Olympia — above the stats section
• Harvey — above the stats section
• Wycliffe — the "Who We Are" section above the mission statement can hold an image or video

Check out Zenith, Sutherland, Highgrove or Harvey templates.

Any of our templates except Wycliffe include one.

We'd recommend Zenith, Aurora, or Prevail — each lets you upload up to 10 logos in a CMS tool on the home page. Because they're managed as a website tool rather than hard-coded into the template, you'll also avoid the developer fee each time you need to swap one out.

Prevail, Zenith, Clifton and Wycliffe have no filters on the slideshow images.  Olympia has a white filter.

Zenith has a dedicated testimonials section, though many templates have flexible content spaces that could house testimonials as well.

Northwestern and Clifton are the two templates that feature a blog section on the home page.

When we developed Prevail, our team researched how long a typical visitor looks at a website's hero area before scrolling past. The answer: one to three seconds — which is why Prevail uses a single strong image instead of a slideshow.