Walk item · search
Six looks for the search page
Same content in every one — the bar, the reason in the buyer's words, place cards, the map, the island strip, one "Just show me homes" toggle. The two a newcomer trusts first, 1 and 4, run on the walk's real places; the other four are the sketch. Pick the one to keep.
1 · The guide cards lead, map beside · live
Places we'd point you tothe walk’s two places
Waikīkī HonoluluYour fit?
homes here: not counted yet
Aiea AieaYour fit?
homes here: not counted yet
Clips
…Open houses
…Markets
not on file yetGood at: reading like a knowledgeable friend, list and map in one glance. Costs: the busiest of the six; on a phone it stacks to cards then map.
4 · The island feed one column, places and happenings woven · live
Around the islandthe walk’s two places
WaikīkīYour fit?
homes here: not counted yet
This week · Waikīkī
…AieaYour fit?
homes here: not counted yet
This week · Aiea
…Good at: daily return, the habit; the same on phone and desktop. Costs: no map in the first frame (it sits behind a "Map" chip); reads like an app more than a search.
2 · The atlas map leads, places beneath · still
Good at: "explore the island" in one picture; the fit colors do the talking. Costs: the character lines get small; on a phone the map shrinks and the cards carry the page.
3 · The magazine one place featured, the rest a grid · still
Good at: an editorial first impression; one place gets the video and the full story. Costs: the map becomes a link, not a view; the second-best place is visually second-class.
5 · The map with a drawer full map, places slide in · still
Good at: the island as the hero, everything else floats on it; the closest to "exploring." Costs: the drawer squeezes the character lines; on a phone it becomes a bottom sheet over the map, the pattern every home site has.
6 · The rail of places places as tabs, one opens at a time · still
Good at: calm and clear, one place at a time with its own map and its own week; the fewest things on screen. Costs: comparing places means tapping; the rail of names can't show a video until you pick one.
The stills carry the sketch's example numbers (Kāneʻohe, ʻEwa Beach, "14 in your range"); the live looks carry only what the walk's API answers today, and say "not counted yet" where it doesn't. Two things the pick must not inherit from the stills: the minutes in 3 and 6 ("Hickam 25–35 min", "school run 30–40 min") — the product says miles as the crow flies until a real drive-time source exists; and the base line on every card here is a demo — in the product it shows only under the Military lens, for a base the buyer named.