Tomorrow’s Sunrise
Task
Overview
Tomorrow’s Sunrise began with a family’s experience of loss and a wish to help others. After losing her husband, Dale, Sherry Nelson grew a Facebook group where widows across the United States found friendship and support. Together with her daughters, Megan and Kayla, she wanted to extend that sense of belonging through a dedicated online community. The Colorado family came to Yolkk at the start of that journey, as they prepared to bring their vision to Circle.
Challenge
The audience needed time, reassurance and a gentle path forward. The website had to give people enough information to understand the community and decide whether joining felt right for them. Alongside that care came the practical demands of a new business: creating distinctive visual assets within a limited budget, while ideas continued to evolve. Our role was to bring structure to the process, balancing the family’s ambition with a clear focus on what would serve their members.
Solution
Softly blurred floral backgrounds and a welcoming opening give the website a calm, personal character. Built in Webflow, it guides visitors through the community and its membership, with space to explore before choosing to join. We worked alongside community specialist Vita, who helped establish the structure in Circle, and extended the branding across both platforms. Careful attention to scope and budget kept future marketing needs in view. The result gives the Nelson family a more cohesive, professional presence, carrying the warmth and purpose that made us so pleased to be part of their story.
Testimonials
Neil Williams
Founding Partner
LeifBridge
“Thank you Yolkk for helping us recreate our website with a more modern, accessible and secure version. Before we couldn’t do simple things like edit our site, update the branding or keep it from breaking down… now we do not worry about any of that.”
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