Case study 01
Be'era shel Miriam
beermiriam.org · Torah shiur library for Jewish women · Signature Website Experience
The challenge
A growing library of shiurim was living in shared folders and group chats. Women had to hunt for links, lost their place between sessions, and the printed gilyonos circulated separately. The depth of the Torah was there; the container wasn't.
The approach
We named the work first — a well of Torah, drawn for women — then built a real library around it: series pages for Tanya, Nach, Sefiros and Parashah, streaming audio and video with saved progress, a gilyonos reader with downloadable PDFs, searchable transcripts, free accounts, a weekly email list, and an admin dashboard so new shiurim can be published without a developer.
Scope
- Messaging + positioning
- Site structure & strategy
- Custom design + development
- Shiur library with saved listening progress
- Gilyonos reader (flipbook + PDF downloads)
- Searchable transcripts
- Accounts, sign-in, and admin dashboard
- Weekly email list + subscriber groups
- Donations page
- Mobile optimization
- Foundational SEO + structured data
- Launch support
One well, many series
Dozens of shiurim organized into browsable series instead of scattered files
Pick up where you left off
Free accounts remember progress across audio, video, and gilyonos
Weekly rhythm
New shiurim publish automatically and go out to the email list
Working with Gitty was an absolute pleasure. I came to her with a large, complicated vision: dozens of shiurim and transcripts, audio and video, multiple Torah series, downloadable gilyonos, and the need to keep adding new material every week. Gitty understood what I was trying to create and transformed it into a beautiful, clear, sophisticated website that is also remarkably easy to use.
What amazed me most was how easy she made the entire process. She worked incredibly quickly, responded patiently to every question and change, and found solutions for things I did not even know how to explain technically. She didn't just build a website—she understood the heart of Be'era shel Miriam and created a home for it online.
The finished site is far beyond what I imagined we could have. I cannot recommend Gitty highly enough.