Selected work
ZoneWeaver works across industries because good web work starts with understanding the client, the audience and the job the website needs to do.
Long-term support
Explore ZoneWeaver’s web design work for businesses and nonprofits in Arizona, Hawaii and Japan. From auto repair and electrical services to worker advocacy and historic preservation, each website is built around its audience. Ongoing website support includes hosting, content updates, SEO improvements, troubleshooting, malware cleanup and site migrations—helping clients keep their websites useful long after launch.
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Preservation · Japan
A story-driven website for a preservation project working to save traditional Japanese farmhouses from neglect and destruction. The site balances mission, restoration progress, photography and educational content.
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Automotive · Mesa, Arizona
A long-established independent repair shop competing in a crowded local market. The work combines service-focused content, technical improvements and a growing local SEO structure designed around what Mesa drivers actually search for.
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Electrical · Hawaii
A Hawaii electrical contractor serving commercial and residential customers. The site organizes commercial maintenance, electrical services and energy solutions while supporting search visibility for the company's core markets.
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Nonprofit · Hawaii
An information-heavy nonprofit website built to help injured workers find practical resources, understand the workers' compensation process and connect with HIWA's educational and advocacy work.
Visit HIWA ↗Different businesses · different problems
Some projects begin with a new design. Others begin with search visibility, aging software, a hosting move, malware, content that no longer reflects the business or a CMS that has outlived its purpose.
The common thread is practical web work built around the organization in front of us—not forcing every client into the same technology stack.
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