Sanatana Vihara · Temple Microsites
Four directions
Variants 1 and 2 are two moods of the same temple, Shri Banke Bihari Ji. Variant 3 is a different proposition altogether, built for Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Vadtaldham Sydney — because a mandir whose public life is relief work, a community kitchen and a Gujarati school needs a different kind of website, not a different colour scheme. Variant 4 is built for Shri Shirdi SaiBaba Sansthan of NZ Inc., a society its devotees join and govern — so its website is a prospectus first and a darshan page second.
Shri Banke Bihari Ji · Vrindavan
Antim Aarti
Cinematic Darshan
Dark, filmic and reverent — full-bleed darshan, parallax petals and a god-ray aura. The deity is the only light.
Shri Banke Bihari Ji · Vrindavan
Kesariya Seva
Devotional Commerce
Warm, bright and frictionless — a temple-cream canvas of seva cards, day-pill booking and a live diya-fill donation meter.
Vadtaldham Sydney · Riverstone NSW
Seva Ledger
Civic Transparency
Paper and ink, hairline rules and square corners — a living annual report. A public impact ledger you can audit, a real volunteer shift roster, and giving priced in the mandir’s own unit costs.
Shirdi Sai Baba Sansthan · Onehunga, Auckland
Sai Sabha
Membership Prospectus
Ivory, sindoor and peacock — a temple society’s prospectus. A membership finder that answers “which one is mine?”, a four-way comparison, the society’s conditions made legible, the membership year on a countdown, and the aarti day as a timeline.
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