A school with a motto about pursuing excellence, and nowhere online to prove it.
Havilah Precious Gold had the curriculum and the values. It didn't have a website to show either.
Client
Havilah Precious Gold International School
Year
2025
Category
Web Design & Build, SEO, Brand Identity
Timeline
Full website build, brand touch-ups, SEO
— The situation
Havilah Precious Gold International is a private school in Kasoa, Ghana, teaching from preschool through junior high under the motto “Pursuit of Excellence.” Academics sit alongside creativity, personal growth and practical extras like a STEM robotics club.
None of that had anywhere to live online. The school was starting from nothing — no site to show a prospective parent what admissions looked like, what the curriculum covered, or what was actually happening on campus term to term. There was a logo already, but nothing built out around it into a proper identity.
The brief covered three things: build the identity out properly, build the site from scratch, and make it findable to parents searching locally.
— what we did
Three moves, in order.
Refined the identity
The logo already existed — we built the system around it: colours, type and the guidelines to keep it consistent everywhere it's used.
Built the site from nothing
Admissions, curriculum, the robotics club and a CMS-driven events section, all built from scratch rather than adapted from an existing site.
Made it findable locally
SEO built around the Kasoa area, so a parent searching for a private school nearby finds Havilah.
— Under the hood
Built on Wix Studio, handed over completely.
Brand refinement — colour palette, type and guidelines built around the existing logo
Wix Studio build — full site built from scratch — admissions, curriculum, robotics club
CMS-driven events — the school can add and update events themselves, no developer needed
Local SEO — structure and metadata targeting the Kasoa area
Responsive — across four breakpoints
Full handover — recorded session, so the team can run it independently
— NEXT
Three businesses that stopped fighting their own websites.
2025
web design