A platform to mobilize a generation

inspiring a global movement

University of the Nations, Kona, runs vibrant, community-centered programs that impact thousands of students each year. As both a pioneering educational institution and a global outreach organization, they needed a digital presence that could inspire and mobilize a global audience.

OVERVIEW

The goal: a platform that informs, sparks passion, and drives action among prospective students and partners — one that carries the dual identity of university and missions organization without ever losing either voice.

YWAM Kona runs vibrant, community-centered programs that reach thousands of students each year — the digital presence had to match that scale and spark.

Our approach

We partnered closely with YWAM Kona to translate their mission into an engaging visual identity and digital experience. A unified visual language holds their dual identity as university and missions organization. A dynamic typography system flexes for clarity and emphasis across a wide range of content. And an interactive web experience guides visitors on a journey of discovery and engagement — rather than dropping them in front of a menu.

“A brand that hopes to inspire a generation needs typography that can carry that weight across every medium — and a platform patient enough to let each visitor find their own way in.”

YWAM Kona leadership

The solution

The result is a vibrant, user-focused website that anchors YWAM Kona's global initiatives. Interactive navigation makes it easy for users to find and explore course and program offerings. Videos, blogs, and testimonials bring the YWAM Kona story to life. A seamlessly mobile-optimized experience ensures the site travels with users everywhere.

The impact

↑: engagement with content and programs
Global: audience reach expanded
1: unified brand identity

Credits

Agency: Saints Design
Deliverables: Visual identity
Website design & development
CMS integration
Typography system
Year: 2026

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