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Websites and software for teams that need to ship.

Aviance designs, builds, and looks after sites, stores, and web apps. One team from the first call through launch, with a written scope and code you own.

Teams we have shipped with

What we build

Everything a growing team needs to launch and keep moving.

From a first marketing site to a product your customers log into every day. Design, engineering, and launch stay with the same people.

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Website design

Interfaces shaped around your offer, so visitors know what to do next.

Discuss a Design
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Website development

Fast, accessible builds that stay easy to change after launch.

Discuss a Build
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E-commerce

Stores with a clear catalog, a calm checkout, and payments that match your market.

Discuss a Store
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Custom web apps

Portals, dashboards, and internal tools built around the way your team already works.

Discuss an App
05

AI automation

Workflows, assistants, and handoffs that take repetitive work off your team.

Discuss Automation
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Landing pages

Campaign pages with one job: turn a visit into a conversation or a sale.

Discuss a Page

Also on the same team

When the brief grows, you do not start over with a new vendor.

Website redesign

A current look and a faster experience, without throwing away what already works.

Care & support

Updates, monitoring, and a named person when something needs attention.

Speed

Core Web Vitals, images, and caching aimed at a Lighthouse score of 90 or better.

Hosting & deploy

Domains, SSL, and releases that go out without taking the site down.

Payments

Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, and other gateways wired into a checkout people trust.

APIs & integrations

Custom APIs, webhooks, and the tools your business already pays for.

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Clients who have shipped with Aviance.

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Come back for the next project.

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Typical time to a written proposal.

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Lighthouse target on the sites we launch.

Planning ranges

Get a feel for budget before the first call.

These are starting ranges for a typical Aviance build. A proposal after a short call replaces the estimate.

What are you building?
Complexity Standard
Lean Standard Complex
Starting range

Use This in a Proposal

How we work

Three ways to start, depending on how fixed the brief is.

Fixed project

From $350

A defined site, store, or page with a locked scope and a launch date.

  • Written scope before work starts
  • Design and build in one team
  • Best for marketing sites and redesigns
Start With a Project
Best for a first release

Product squad

From $1,500 / month

A designer and engineers for a release cycle, with a demo every week.

  • Shared board and your repository
  • Scope adjusted at the start of each cycle
  • Best for apps and ongoing product work
Plan a Squad

Care plan

From $50 / month

Keep a live site healthy: updates, small improvements, and someone to call.

  • Monitoring and security updates
  • A monthly pool of small changes
  • Best after launch
Ask About Care

How a project runs

Execution is the product. The handoff should feel obvious.

A typical vendor project

  1. The brief goes into a queue and comes back as a slide deck.
  2. Design and build are separate companies.
  3. Changes show up as surprise invoices.
  4. After launch, the people who built it are gone.

An Aviance project

  1. You talk to the people who design and ship the work.
  2. One team stays on it from the first wireframe to deploy.
  3. Scope changes are priced before anyone starts them.
  4. You keep the repo, the design files, and a care option.

The stack

Tools we use when they fit the job.

We pick a stack for the product, not the other way around.

Front end

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • Tailwind
  • HTML
  • CSS

Back end

  • Node.js
  • PHP
  • Python
  • Java
  • Laravel
  • Django
  • Spring Boot
  • Flask
  • Express

Data

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Google Cloud

Platforms

  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • Magento
  • HubSpot
  • GoHighLevel

Automation

  • Zapier
  • Make
  • n8n
  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Grok

A typical marketing site

From the first call to a live URL.

Apps and stores take longer. The estimator above adjusts the window when you change the project type.

  1. Week 0Align

    A working session, then a written scope, timeline, and price.

  2. Weeks 1–2Design

    Flows, interface, and a preview you can click through.

  3. Weeks 3–5Build

    Weekly demos in your repository, with integrations as we go.

  4. Week 6Prove

    Content, QA, speed, and analytics before anything is public.

  5. Week 7Launch

    Deploy, a short handover, and 30 days of launch support.

Start a project

Get a firm proposal for the work in front of you.

Send a few details. We reply within one business day with scope, timeline, and a number you can plan around.

hello@aviancetechnologies.com
  • No retainer just to have the conversation
  • NDA available before you share anything sensitive
  • You leave with a proposal, even if you do not hire us

Project details

A short note is enough. We reply within one business day.

About the engagement

Four steps. You always know what happens next.

  1. 1

    Discover

    A call on goals, constraints, and what “done” looks like.

  2. 2

    Shape

    Scope, timeline, and a fixed proposal before build starts.

  3. 3

    Build

    Weekly demos. You see the work in the repo, not only in a PDF.

  4. 4

    Hand over

    Launch, training, and the option to stay on a care plan.

What you keep

The work stays yours after the invoice is paid.

Source in your repo

You own the code. We do not hold the project hostage.

Design files included

The interface source ships with the build, not as a separate upsell.

30 days after launch

Fixes from real use are covered for a month. Care can continue after that.

Client stories

What changed after launch.

“Aviance rebuilt our site. It loads in under two seconds, and enquiries were up 40% in the first month.”
Sarah Mitchell
“The store handles our order volume without drama. Checkout and the catalog were treated with the same care.”
Raj Patel
“We arrived with an old site and a vague brief. We left with a fast platform that ranks for the terms we care about.”
Priya Nair