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Alphacroft

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A website that wins customers while you sleep.

Marketing sites and web platforms that load instantly, rank properly, and hand your team full control of the content, no developer needed for a text change.

2-6 weeks1-2 engineers + designFixed scope, quoted in writing

01 · When you need this

If any of these sound familiar, you’re in the right place.

  • Your current site takes four seconds to load and it shows in the bounce rate.
  • Changing a headline means emailing an agency and waiting a week.
  • You rank on page three for searches your competitors own.
  • The site looks fine on a laptop and broken on the phone where 70% of visitors are.
  • You're launching something new and the site is the front door.

02 · What we deliver

Exactly what you walk away with.

No vague 'solutions'. These are the concrete deliverables: each one is a line in the proposal and a checkbox at handover.

DEL.01

Design system

Not one page: a visual language your site grows with.

DEL.02

The site, built properly

Performance budget enforced in the build pipeline, not hoped for.

DEL.03

Content management

Edit everything yourself. We train your team as part of the handover.

DEL.04

Technical SEO baseline

Structured data, sitemaps, redirects, meta, the unglamorous work that ranks.

DEL.05

Analytics that respect visitors

Privacy-first measurement, set up with the events that matter.

DEL.06

Handover pack + 90-day warranty

Code, credentials, docs, training.

03 · How it runs

Phase by phase, with nothing hidden.

Every phase states what happens and what you see in your project portal while it does.

01

Structure & content

1 week

Sitemap, page briefs, and the message hierarchy, words before pixels.

In your portal: The content plan, shared for comment.

02

Design

1-2 weeks

Key pages designed in the real design system; you review live, not in PDFs.

In your portal: Design previews with change threads.

03

Build

1-2 weeks

Real pages on a staging URL from the first week.

In your portal: Staging link, weekly updates.

04

Launch

2-3 days

Domain cutover, redirects verified, analytics confirmed, CMS training.

In your portal: Launch checklist, ticked in the open.

04 · Standards

Non-negotiables, in writing.

Performance budget

Lighthouse ≥ 95 on every page, enforced by the build: a slow page fails CI.

Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 AA. It's the law in more places every year, and it's more customers.

Your content, your control

If you can't edit it after our training session, we haven't finished.

SEO is table stakes

Structured data and clean URLs on every page. No 'SEO package' upsell.

05 · Stack

Tools chosen for your handover, not our comfort.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwindVercel

For content-heavy sites we'll recommend the CMS that fits your team's workflow; sometimes that's a headless CMS, sometimes it's simpler. The answer depends on who edits, how often.

06 · Questions

Asked often, answered straight.

Why not just use WordPress?
Sometimes you should. If your needs are a blog and a contact form, WordPress with a good theme is cheaper and we'll tell you so. We build custom when performance, design precision, or integrations justify it.
Will you get us to #1 on Google?
Nobody honest promises that. We deliver the technical foundation search engines reward and the page speed users reward; ranking also depends on your content and competition. We'll tell you which is your bottleneck.
Can you redesign without losing our rankings?
Yes, redirect mapping, metadata preservation, and a crawl comparison before and after cutover are part of every migration. Rankings dip when this work is skipped; we don't skip it.
Two weeks, really?
For a focused site with ready content, yes. The variable is almost always content: if the words exist, we move fast. If they don't, we'll help write them and the timeline says so upfront.

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