Website Redesign
ALIGN CAPITAL PARTNERS

Private Equity Firm

Problem: We had the pleasure to work with Align Capital Partners during their launch to create a website that represented their specialties and sectors, the collective investment experience of the firm partners, and well as the multi-city reach of the company. A few short years later, Align Capital Partners were ready to undergo a redesign that would reflect their growth as a firm.

Solution: Working closely with team members and partners at the firm, our team at Hooked On Code worked collaboratively to design a website that would capture their evolution as a brand, feature their recent investments, and utilize real photography of their workspace and their now larger team, as well as achieving an open and modern layout. We kept constantly in mind the client goal of the website being easy to update and manage internally, and used the versatile and user-friendly Divi Theme framework to allow for long-term flexibility.

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Before the Redesign:

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After the Redesign:

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Hooked on Code did a great job building our site on an accelerated timeline! They were creative and thoughtful in molding the content we had developed into a much more visually appealing site than we could have imagined on our own. Throughout the process, they were always extremely professional and responsive. The HOC team delivers a top quality product that you would expect from a professional design firm but with much more appealing personal touch and cost profile – we would definitely use their services again!

Rob Langley

Managing Partner, Align Capital Partners

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