Website development & design

Custom web development for dancers and dance companies - for example: www.GeorginaPazcoguin.com
Georgina Pazcoguin — ballet and Broadway dance
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Georgina Pazcoguin — ballet and Broadway dance
Dr. Christopher Brigham - Brigham and Associates
Julia Gould, artist
Blue Water Glass - Hawaii (Oahu)
FORTH, Inc. — software & firmware
h2o IQ — information resources
The Law Offices of Ryan Soriano
Aloha Cyclery home page
BalletNext — dance company
Swan Builders, Hawaii — commercial & residential contractors
Seven Colonial — e-commerce
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A website is an investment one hopes will pay for itself, and more. But the web aesthetic evolves quickly — today’s sleek sites can grow tired too quickly. Software updates, traffic reports, fresh content, fine tuning, oversight… website maintenance is never just routine.

photo: Anita Wimberly Ouverson (est. circa 1950s)

Web development for Hawaiʻi

It is our pleasure and privilege to be of service to global clients. Still, we do not deny a special place in our heart for those we serve in our now-home state. For the story — how I came here to do that, prompted by my aunt, but missed the chance to get to know her better and work together — please see our Oʻahu-based sister site: Pan Pacific Web Works.

WordPress management & updates

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Many website owners find convenience with WordPress. But even that is not a “launch it and forget it” scenario. It’s important to apply the frequent software updates, as routine site maintenance — even sites whose public-facing content rarely changes.

Want to free yourself of website maintenance and deliver great performance for visitors? We offer managed WordPress hosting services that handle all the ongoing, routine updates.

Where did web creativity go?

Some early websites caused goosebumps — there was poetry on the screen.

Deeper meaning reverberated in fewer words.

Tools like WordPress make it easier for non-coding developers to create websites. They also enforce tradeoffs. Boxes, blocks, and grids are baked-in, pre-determined elements.

We like WordPress. Nevertheless, on some days, we test how far we can bend it to the creative will without losing the benefits…

Your web projects can benefit — when appropriate — from the convenience and power of WordPress while still offering a unique user experience to site visitors.