New Website Launch: Eta Theta Sigma | Web Design
- Chib Onwunaka
- Aug 5, 2025
- 2 min read
We are thrilled to announce the launch of a new website for Eta Theta Sigma chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. Also known as the Sigmas of Jacksonville North Carolina, they reached out to us for a web design work that would capture the essence of their chapter. With members who come from the world of teaching and the military, they wanted a website that delivered a style and functionality that expressed professionalism and approachability.
Carrying high standards is mission critical for this chapter and executing the design to their high expectations was a feat we were more than happy to achieve. When browsing through the website, you will experience a classic journey with a modern twist. Take notice of the use of animations such as fades to help transition the visitor to the next section. Also take note of the use of stacking to help people focus on what is most important. This allows the visitor not be be overwhelmed with information but rather to be drawn in. Furthermore, the use of this movement creates a greater sense of control for the visitor.
Large print is used to capture the attention of the visitor while moving texts give the website a sense of liveliness. This is inline with what Eta Theta Sigma wants to achieve as they are very active within the city of Jacksonville, NC.
Check out the website here and let us know your thoughts.
Website link: https://www.etathetasigma.org/
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