Alias Intelligence
2026
Alias Intelligence
Redesigning the Alias Intelligence website to earn the trust of high-stakes buyers, then carrying the system across marketing.
Problem
The best proof was buried
The old site hid Alias's strongest proof, led with company jargon instead of the buyer's situation, and gave careful buyers no low-risk first step. It was also text-heavy, with very few graphics, so the brand was hard to recognize.
The legacy homepage
The Solution
A proof-first, buyer-led site with a low-risk first step through Signal, plenty of Alias-branded graphics, and short, conversational copy, all built on one dark, premium visual system.
Final Designs
The final site leads with proof and keeps the buyer in focus, from the first impression to a culture-led way back in.
1. Homepage: hero and proof
The hero leads with "Tomorrow's Intelligence, Delivered Today," and proof follows right away: client logos, services, industries, Signal, and client quotes.
New Homepage
2. Services overview
One page that makes the offer easy to grasp. Every service follows the same structure.
Legacy Services Page
New Services Page
3. Signal: human-verified, low-risk first step
Signal answers the buyer's biggest doubts: people come first, and one subject is enough to see how we work.
4. Industries Page - Commercial Real Estate
The industry page speaks in the buyer's deal terms and shows how Alias fits into a CRE workflow.
Legacy CRE Page
New CRE Page
5. Contact Us
Contact Us submissions rose 125% on a page built around one clear prompt, trust signals, and direct ways to reach each team.
New Contact Us Page
6. Podcast
The podcast page shows culture and also drives leads, with episodes filtered by topic.
New Podcast Page
Mobile
We made sure all our designs were responsive and built for mobile.
Every page was designed for desktop and mobile together. On mobile, the headline, proof, and both calls to action stack into one column, the navigation collapses to a menu, and the trust badges rewrap so nothing is cropped or hidden.
How we got there
Positioning, structure, and look
Buyers judge the firm, not the work, so trust had to be earned on the site. Three steps set the direction.
Competition
Intelligo and Vcheck are our direct competitors, and both make a claim close to Alias's own. That left responsiveness as open ground.
Structure
We created 12 new pages for our re-designed website.
Moodboard
The new look translates fintech references into a dark, premium look: black and red, brushed-metal 3D objects, glass cards, and bold proof components.
Results
More leads from the right buyers
Marketing & Beyond
My role as lead designer was to carry the same visual system into events, social, and everywhere a buyer meets it.
Event Marketing
Social Content
One Pagers
