Generative Engine Optimisation — what it is, why it matters now, and eight things to check before next Monday.
Read the field guide →The Hybrid Design Engine — every site starts on a template a human built, then the AI writes your copy into it. Designed sites that don't look designed by a machine.
Read the deep-dive →Pure-AI builders trap you in a prompt box: want a change, re-describe it and hope. Avago hands you a real visual editor the moment your site's populated. Click any block to change it, drag in new sections, edit on a separate mobile layout — the AI only steps back in if you ask it to.
Two editing models dominate AI website tools — and both take control away from you. Avago uses the third.
Pure-AI builders make every edit a prompt: 'make the heading smaller', 'move that up'. You can't just click the thing and change it — and each regeneration risks undoing work you were happy with.
Absolute-position drag canvases let you put any element anywhere — which means overlaps, misalignment and a mobile layout that falls apart, because nothing sits on a structured grid.
A real WYSIWYG editor on a structured, responsive grid. Click any block to edit it inline, add pre-built sections from the library, swap any image — and it stays aligned and mobile-perfect because the layout has rules.
Four things that make the Avago editor feel like a tool you control — not a machine you negotiate with.
Click any heading, paragraph, button or image and edit it in place. No prompts, no panels to hunt through, no regeneration. What you see is exactly what publishes.
Every template ships with eight-plus section variants — testimonials, pricing, FAQ, galleries, CTAs. Drop one in and it inherits your brand styling automatically. No blank-canvas paralysis.
Tune the mobile layout independently — hide a section, resize a heading, reorder for thumbs — without touching desktop. Most builders make mobile a read-only afterthought; Avago makes it editable.
Want the AI back for one block — rewrite this paragraph, shorten that heading? It's one click, scoped to the block you're on. The default state is just an editor; the AI never gets in your way uninvited.
The editor is where the AI's job ends and yours begins. Three stages, all under your control.
Within about ninety seconds of importing, you're looking at a populated site — your copy, your images, your brand — inside the editor. Not a wireframe, not a prompt box: a real page, ready to refine.
Click any block to edit it. Add sections from the library. Reorder by dragging. Swap images. Tweak colours and type. Undo history covers the whole site, so you can experiment without fear.
Happy? Publish. Your changes go live behind the CDN, optimised and responsive, in seconds. Come back any time and edit again — your site is never frozen.
Once the site's populated, the experience is a proper visual editor — not a chat box. Drag sections, edit text inline, swap images, change colours. The AI is there if you want it, hidden if you don't.
No. The hard part — layout, type scale, spacing, responsive rules — is baked into the template by a human designer. You're editing content and styling within those guardrails, so it stays looking designed however you change it.
Yes — there is site-wide undo and redo. Experiment freely; nothing is permanent until you click publish, and you can keep editing and re-publishing as often as you like.
Yes. There is a dedicated mobile editor where you can resize, hide or reorder elements per breakpoint without affecting the desktop layout.
No. After it populates the site, the AI stays out of the way. It's available per-block if you choose to call on it — but the default editing experience is just you and a visual editor.
Human-designed templates, populated by AI from your own sources.
Vector logos via Recraft — scale to a favicon or a van, no quality loss.
Global CDN, image pipeline, JS budget, Core Web Vitals tuned.
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