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Website

A B2B web design agency that plans, designs, builds and optimizes websites that are clear, work properly and bring in enquiries.

Four things that decide how the work turns out.

Hand-coded, no page builder

No theme, no plugin stack holding the layout together. The markup is ours, so the site stays fast as the content grows and nothing breaks on an update.

SEO goes in during the build

Structure, metadata, internal linking and speed are decided while the pages are drawn, not bolted on by someone else six months after launch.

Tested on the phone your traffic uses

We check on a mid-range Android on a real connection, not only on a 16-inch laptop plugged into office fibre.

You get the keys

Launch comes with a guide written for your team rather than for developers, and maintenance afterwards only if you want it.

What the work adds up to.

Start a project
20,000 Monthly users within six months

WWF Brand Panda, a multilingual CMS site, after launch.

17 days For a 52-page front end

Trusted Union, rebuilt from an empty repository after a hack.

12 Steps from kickoff to handover

All of them written down before the project starts.

From strategy and UX/UI design to development, SEO and launch

Redesign it without losing the rankings it earned.

Website redesign

What the work looks like up close.

Designed in the browser

Layouts get judged where they will live. We build the real thing early, so you are approving a page that scrolls rather than a picture of one.

  • Wireframes
  • Live prototype
  • Design review
Page layouts from the Spire Hawaii build

Written by hand, line by line

No page builder, no theme, no plugin stack to keep alive. That is why the pages load in under a second and still behave three years from now.

  • Hand-coded
  • No page builder
  • CMS setup
The finished Spire Hawaii site running on a laptop

Fast on the phone people actually own

Every build is measured on a mid-range Android over a normal connection. If it is quick there, it is quick everywhere.

  • Core Web Vitals
  • Mid-range Android
  • Accessibility
The Spire Hawaii site on a phone

How it actually runs.

( 01 )

PAC meeting and goals

We agree on objectives, timeline and the information the project runs on before anything is drawn.

( 02 )

Design style

We explore visual direction: color, typography and the references your brand should sit next to.

( 03 )

Content and wireframe

We structure the sitemap, organize the content and define the UX layout.

( 04 )

Homepage design

The homepage sets the visual direction the rest of the site inherits.

( 05 )

Design the website

We extend that visual system across the remaining pages.

( 06 )

Build the homepage

We develop the homepage structure and the reusable components underneath it.

( 07 )

Build the remaining pages

We build out the rest, reviewing quality page by page.

( 08 )

SEO the website

On-page SEO goes in during the build: meta content, structure and optimization.

( 09 )

Pre-launch checks

We test design, content, links, responsiveness and every piece of functionality.

( 10 )

Launch and handover

The site goes live with a user guide written for your team, not for developers.

( 11 )

Maintenance and ongoing support

Updates, monitoring and bug fixes after launch.

( 12 )

Growth and continuous optimization

Long-term SEO, content and UX improvements once real traffic starts arriving.

Where this has gone before.

See all work

What lands on your side.

Best fit if this sounds like you.

The Spire at a glance page from the Spire Hawaii site

Who we do this for.

“They managed to offer a professional website that was so affordable compared to the effort that they put in.”

Head of Marketing, Ardor Group

“Align’s commitment to excellence and ability to deliver high-quality results on time has been remarkable.”

Richard Carter, Owner, Sierra Consulting

“They were unique in working across time zones, which worked well for my team, who do as well.”

Chair of Comms Working Group, Tiger Conservation Coalition

Asked often enough to answer here.

How long does a website take?

A marketing site of ten to twenty pages usually runs ten to fourteen weeks from kickoff to launch. The design phase is the part that moves: it depends on how quickly content and feedback come back from your side.

How much does a website cost?

Website projects at Align fall into three bands: Basic from $2,000 to $5,000, Advanced from $5,000 to $8,000, and Premium from $8,000. The number of pages, the content to write or migrate and the integrations decide where a project lands.

Do you build on WordPress, Webflow or something custom?

We build hand-coded front ends and connect whichever CMS your team will realistically maintain. We recommend one once we understand how your team works.

Will we be able to update the site ourselves?

Yes. Editable regions are agreed during the wireframe stage, and handover includes a written guide and a walkthrough for the people who will use it.

Is SEO included in a website project?

On-page SEO is part of the build: structure, metadata, headings, speed and internal linking. Ongoing SEO (content, link building and reporting) is a separate engagement, and plenty of clients take it and plenty do not.

What happens after launch?

You get a warranty period for fixes, and the option of monthly maintenance: updates, monitoring, and the small improvements that come out of real traffic once people start using the site.

Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?

Yes, and we will tell you where the guidelines run out. Most brand books were written for print and stop short of interaction states, motion and dark mode; we fill those gaps and hand the additions back to you.

The rest of the work.

Let’s build something worth rankingworth findingworth sharingworth rememberingworth the scroll