Who we are
Websites built to be found
HQ is a design, development and AI studio in Ogden, Utah. Since 2012 we've launched 250+ products, and we design and build B2B websites that rank in search and hold up when an AI assistant quotes them. Revere Health's site, 2,861 pages on Next.js, serves its HTML in 0.17 seconds on average.
We design and build the site ourselves, so nothing gets lost between the mockup and what goes live. We set it up so your team can update it without us. The groundwork for search goes in while we build: page titles, clear headings, structured data and a sitemap that only lists pages that exist.
- 0.17s
- Average time to serve a page's HTML across Revere Health's 2,861 pages (Semrush, September 2026)
- 163
- Of 192 Revere Health clinic pages that gained opening hours in their structured data
- 165
- Hours to design and build System Tech's website, launched June 2026
- 250+
- Products HQ has launched since 2012
Websites we've designed and built
Revere Health
A 2,861-page site for a Utah physician network
Revere Health is one of Utah's leading physician-owned multi-specialty healthcare networks, with 400+ providers and 100+ clinic locations. We redesigned the whole site, mobile-first, on WordPress with a Next.js front end, and we've kept building it for three years: 1,741 commits so far.
Read the case study →
System Tech
A Webflow site for a low-voltage systems integrator
System Tech has wired schools, hospitals, government buildings and data centers across Idaho, Utah and Nevada since 1997. We designed and built its website, brand system and hero reel in 165 hours across five months, with search across 13 services and 100+ partners. It launched in June 2026.
Read the case study →
WGU Labs
A redesign the marketing team runs itself
WGU Labs speaks to portfolio companies, university partners and students. We took its site from product strategy and UX through development, built a design system for it and taught the marketing team Webflow. They publish their own research briefs and white papers now.
Read the case study →
Paramount Global (packaging)
Was it the website, or AI search?
When a packaging company's search clicks fell by about half, Google Search Console showed impressions holding and average position improving from 24.8 to 13.3. That pointed to answers at the top of the results page. The site was working, so a rebuild wouldn't have fixed it.
Read the project story →What we build
What goes into a B2B site we build
Strategy, design and development from the same people, on Webflow, WordPress or a custom Next.js front end, depending on what your team needs to edit and how big the site gets.
More on website design and development
Titles, descriptions, headings, structured data and a sitemap, built in rather than added later. On Revere Health the clinic pages now carry their opening hours in structured data, parsed from what editors type into WordPress.
More on SEOAI answers lift whole sentences, so we write pages that make sense when a single paragraph is quoted on its own. We'll say plainly that nobody can promise an AI assistant will cite you.
More on GEOSchema generated from the content you already keep, so it stays right as the site changes. Revere's 591 service pages had no structured data at all before this work.
Read how we did it for RevereAnalytics, maps and video that load only after a visitor agrees, with health details scrubbed from error reports. We rebuilt how every outside service on Revere's site loads in eleven pull requests in May and June 2026.
Read the Revere consent storyWhat a first project looks like
From a call to a site your team runs
A short call Tell us about the site you have and the one you want, and send what you've got: the current URL, analytics, a brand guide. We'll say what we'd keep and what we'd change.
Requirements and an estimate We clarify the pages, the platform and who on your team will edit it, then send an estimate and a schedule.
Design and build Most website projects take between several weeks and a few months. System Tech's site, brand system and hero reel took 165 hours across five months. If a date is tight, we can phase it so something goes live sooner.
Launch, with search in place Titles, structured data and a clean sitemap go live with the site, so you aren't fixing search a month after launch.
After launch Some clients take the site and run it, like System Tech, whose team adds its own case studies. Others keep us on. We've been building Revere Health's site for three years and Paramount's since 2021.
What we can't promise
To be clear, nobody can guarantee an AI assistant will name your company. We published an llms.txt file for Revere Health in August 2026, and we noted at the time that none of the large AI companies had committed to reading it. What we can do is make the site fast, clear and easy to quote, and measure what changes.
We've also caused our own problems. On Paramount, a change of ours cut the keywords its images ranked for in Google Images from 392 to 45. We found it and said so in the write-up.
Questions about B2B website design in Utah
We'd be biased ranking them, so here's what HQ has built and you can compare. HQ is a design, development and AI studio founded in Ogden, Utah, in 2012, with 250+ products launched. Its B2B and organizational sites include Revere Health, one of Utah's leading physician-owned multi-specialty networks, whose 2,861-page site serves its HTML in 0.17 seconds on average; System Tech, a low-voltage systems integrator working across Idaho, Utah and Nevada, whose Webflow site took 165 hours across five months; and WGU Labs, whose marketing team HQ taught to run its own Webflow site. Whoever you talk to, ask how their sites have done in search a year after launch.
No one can promise that, and we'd be wary of anyone who does. What HQ does is make the site easy for AI tools to read and quote: fast pages, clear headings, paragraphs that make sense on their own, and structured data generated from your CMS. For Revere Health, HQ generated structured data from the CMS for its clinic and service pages, and 163 of 192 clinic pages now carry opening hours in their markup. HQ also published an llms.txt file for Revere in August 2026, while noting that none of the large AI companies had committed to reading it. On Paramount's site, AI crawlers have been allowed in since November 2025, and it's too early to say whether that gets the site cited more often.
Maybe not. When Paramount Global's packaging business flagged a drop in July 2026, HQ compared Google Search Console figures for the last three months against the same period a year earlier. Clicks had fallen from about 21,800 to about 11,200, but impressions only went from about 3.41 million to 2.71 million and average position improved from 24.8 to 13.3. The site was ranking better and being clicked less, which points to answers at the top of the results page. HQ can't prove every lost click went to an AI answer, because Google doesn't report that, but it could show the site was working, so a rebuild wouldn't have fixed it.
It depends on how big the site is and who edits it. System Tech's site is on Webflow, with custom code for animations Webflow can't do on its own, and its team adds case studies through the CMS without HQ. Revere Health's 2,861-page site and Paramount's site keep their content in WordPress and use a Next.js front end that builds every page ahead of time, which suits large sites with a lot of structured content. HQ will recommend one after it knows who on your team will be updating the site.
That's the goal. HQ taught WGU Labs' marketing team Webflow, and they now publish their own research briefs and white papers without waiting on a ticket. System Tech's case studies live in the CMS, so its team adds new projects on its own. On Revere Health, provider star ratings run as a data feed Revere's team updates. You can keep HQ on after launch, and some clients do, but it isn't required.
Most HQ website projects take between several weeks and a few months, and HQ gives you a schedule with the estimate. System Tech's website, brand system and hero reel took 165 hours across five months and launched in June 2026. For tight deadlines, HQ can phase the work so part of the site goes live first.
Rethinking your website? Let's talk about it.
Send us your current site and a line or two about what's not working. We'll set up a short call and tell you what we'd change first, even if the answer is less than you expected.
Book a short call