Nicholson Hawaii
A portfolio site for a Kona design-build firm. Each project gets its own panel that stays in view while you scroll through the photos, so the work does the selling.
A selection of sites designed and launched by Primilink, in Hawaii and on the mainland. Every one was built by the same person you would work with, and every one is still live. Hover over a screenshot to scroll through the whole page.
A portfolio site for a Kona design-build firm. Each project gets its own panel that stays in view while you scroll through the photos, so the work does the selling.
A home for a Native Hawaiian-led group caring for the land and culture of Kealakekua Bay, built to be found by people searching about the bay and to make volunteering, giving and visiting simple.
“…our website is easy to navigate and easily found by those who are searching our subject matter.”
An online store for portable dental units, chairs and supplies, made for dentists who treat patients on the go. Big product photos lead, and every page points to the shop or the Brea showroom.
A website for a Christ-centered men's discipleship ministry in Los Angeles. It explains the mission plainly and gives every visitor a next step: join the Monday men's meeting, come to an event or give.
A church website built around what a first-time visitor wants to know: when to come, where to go and what is coming up.
A redesign for a nonprofit helping Hart District students who are facing homelessness. It leads with the mission, shows what each donation has made possible, and keeps volunteering and giving one click away.
An online store for a Kona coffee roaster, designed to tell the story of the farm and make ordering easy.
An apparel store with a bold look and a simple path from browsing to checkout.
Full-page designs, shown the way they were presented. Hover over a screenshot to scroll through it.
A website design for Vaulted, an app for buying and holding physical gold. Calm navy and gold, the app on a phone in the first screen, and one clear next step on every section: get the app.
A redesign for a Waikiki car rental company. Booking sits in the first screen, the cars come right after, and reviews, simple steps and a map answer everything else before a visitor has to ask.
Every site is tuned for Google's speed test, because most people find a business on their phone, often on a weak signal.
A page for each service, code that tells Google what the business is, and a Google listing that matches the site.
Proof near every button and one clear action on every page, whether that is a call, a booking or a donation.
Tell us what you do and we will send back a plan and a specific price. Nothing is due until you see the first draft.