The island, in weather
Every season reprices everything: storms and shipping roll over the island as you scroll.
Work/Case study
Still here in year ten.
An immersive site for Rock Island, a financial institution that builds the food, health and education infrastructure island economies are forced to import.
- Package
- Immersive
- Custom quote
- Services
- Brand identity
- Grow care plan
- Timeline
- 6 to 8 weeks
- Weekly check-ins
- Built with
- WebGL, Three.js, Vite
- Designed in Figma
- Team
- Pryce, Ray and Julius
The brief
Financiers don’t build. Builders don’t finance. Rock Island does both.
Rock Island helps countries build the infrastructure that makes life better, starting in the Bahamas, with schools, hospitals, labs and farms on its record. The site had to show capital, construction and operational oversight under one roof, and make the case for island economies like the Bahamas and the Philippines, which import their food and sit in the same storm belt.
- Years, and still here
- 10
- Of food imported by the economies they build for
- 93%
- Programmes: food, health and workforce
- 3
- Roof for capital, execution and oversight
- 1
Direction
One island, every season.
The whole story plays out on a single 3D island. The weather rolls in, and what Rock Island built is what is still standing when it clears.
Colour
#243048#678593#99b3b6#ccdadb
Deep slate for type, sea blues and a pale storm sky, so the island and what stands on it carry the colour.
Type
Aa
Archivo for headlines
IBM Plex Sans for body text
Motif
Rock Island, and the infrastructure built on it.
The site
Stills from the recording. The recording is the live site.
Signature moments
Three things people remember.
What was still standing
Farms, cold storage and labs rise on the island as each programme is told.
Three programmes, one record
Food security, health and workforce, each shown with the building it made.
Build proof
Built to be found, and used by everyone.
- 100
- Accessibility
- 100
- Best practices
- 92
- SEO
Lighthouse, desktop, measured on the live site in September 2026.
Webik understood that we had to show a record, not make promises. The island says it better than any slide deck we have.
