---
type: work
id: work-oktimber-com
title: Okanagan Timber Frame, web design and hosting
client: Okanagan Timber Frame
url: https://oktimber.com
domain: oktimber.com
vertical: Real Estate & Development
vertical_label: Real estate and development
industry: timber frame home builder
geo: Other BC
credit_type: design+hosting
is_build: true
credit_live: false
credit_anchor: Chimera 3.0 Powered
first_seen: '2016-02-21'
last_seen: '2016-05-03'
confidence: high
hosting_signal: Elsewhere
currently_on_navigator_infrastructure: true
source: source-ahrefs
evidence:
- evidence-backlink-census-2026-09
summary: Okanagan Timber Frame (oktimber.com) carries a public credit to Navigator
  Multimedia for web design and hosting. The credit was first seen in the backlink
  index on 2016-02-21 and last seen on 2016-05-03. It is no longer present on the
  live site, which usually means the site was rebuilt or the domain changed hands.
observed_at: '2026-09-10'
updated: '2026-09-10'
---

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## What is evidenced

That the website at oktimber.com publicly credited Navigator Multimedia for web design and hosting, in the wording “Chimera 3.0 Powered”, and that a third-party backlink index recorded it.

## What is not evidenced

A footer credit records that a credit was published. It does not record the contract, the scope, the dates of the work, or who on either side did it. It is evidence of a relationship, not a case study, and this record makes no claim beyond that.

## How to check it

Open oktimber.com and look at the footer. If the credit has since been removed, the archived capture in the backlink index is the record. Credits disappear when a site is rebuilt, so absence today is not evidence the work did not happen.