Disability services

PALS

PALS, Inc. is a professional caregiver agency with offices in Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles Counties in California. Hiveku moved its website from Webflow to a Next.js site hosted on Hiveku, and the domain has been on Hiveku since October 2026.

Bellflower, California
On Hiveku since October 2026
Moved from Webflow

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About PALS

Industry: Disability services
Where: Bellflower, California
Website: palsworks.com

PALS was founded in 2001. It supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in meeting their goals for work, community access and independent living skills. Its services include day services, transportation, and person-centered planning and self-determination services.

What the site does

Each service has its own page, and the homepage answers common questions about getting services. The contact page has a general contact form and a referral form for anyone who thinks a person would benefit from the program. The site also has a locations page, a careers page, and video and story pages about the people at PALS.

Service pages
Separate pages for day services, residential services, transportation assistance and person-centered planning services.
Referral form
The contact page has a referral form for someone who believes a person would benefit from the program, asking for the referee's and the referral's details and how they heard about PALS.
Contact form and survey link
A contact form (name, email, message) and a link to a feedback survey.
Locations page
A locations page with the corporate office address, linked from the homepage as a tour of its service areas.
Videos and stories
The homepage embeds YouTube videos, and the site has Success Stories and Our Heroes pages.
FAQ
The homepage answers common questions, such as how to receive services and whether transportation is provided.
Careers and policies
The site has a careers page, and the footer links to the company's workplace safety policy documents.

How Hiveku helps

What Hiveku does for PALS's site, as anyone can check on the live site.

Moved from Webflow, hosted on Hiveku

Hiveku converted the site from Webflow to Next.js and now builds and hosts it.

Pages are served over HTTPS through the Amazon CloudFront network.

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Every environment for one site, with backups, redirects, cron jobs and custom code a click away.
Each environment's resources: the live preview and its secrets.

Forms connected to Hiveku

Hiveku's form capture is installed on the contact and referral forms, and a Google reCAPTCHA spam check loads when a visitor starts filling one in.

The Forms view: 56 submissions across 7 forms with 66 started and 100% completion, a submissions inbox (names, emails and phones blurred) showing which form and page each came from, and each form's completion with submitted and started counts. — Forms: every form on the site captured, with submissions and completion rate.Point at a numbered area to see it up close.

Submissions, forms, starts and completion at a glance.

Also on the site

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The numbers

Measured on the live homepage on October 15, 2026.

First byte: 234 ms; The server's first response
First content: 320 ms; First text or image on screen
Largest content: 380 ms; The biggest element drawn
Page weight: 8.3 MB; Homepage, analytics not counted
HTTPS: Yes; Served through Amazon CloudFront
Phone screen: Fits; 390 px wide, no sideways scrolling

In words

We loaded the homepage three times on 15 October 2026 in a desktop browser, with an empty cache and analytics scripts blocked, and report the middle value of each measure. The first byte arrived after 0.23 seconds, the first text or image appeared at 0.32 seconds, and the largest element was drawn at 0.38 seconds. The page transferred about 8.3 MB. It is served over HTTPS and fits a 390-pixel-wide phone screen without sideways scrolling.

Measured by Hiveku on October 15, 2026: the homepage loaded 3 times in a desktop browser (1440 x 900, empty cache, no network throttling) with analytics and tracking scripts blocked. Each time is the median of those loads. The phone check used a 390 x 844 screen.