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Websites & webshops

A site that says what you do, loads instantly, and can be updated without phoning me every time.

Always included

  • Design from scratch, not a bought template
  • Pages, copy and structure worked out together with you
  • Works as well on a phone as on a desktop
  • A simple system so you can change text and images yourself
  • A contact form that emails you directly
  • Google Analytics and Search Console connected
  • Baseline SEO: titles, descriptions, sitemap, speed
  • Domain, hosting and email set up for you
  • A walkthrough at the end showing you how everything works

How it works

We start with a call about what the site needs to do for you. Then you get a fixed price and a timeline in writing, before anything is built. During the build the site sits on a preview link you can follow and comment on. When you are happy we go live, and you own everything: code, domain and accounts.

Common questions

How much does a website cost?

It depends on how many pages it needs, whether it has to sell anything, and how much copy is written from scratch. A simple presentation site for a small company is a different job from a shop with hundreds of products. You get a fixed price in writing after a free call, and it does not change afterwards unless we agree to widen the work. All prices are shown at 0% VAT.

How long does it take to build a website?

A normal company site usually takes a few weeks from start to launch. What tends to stretch it is not the build but the content: copy, images, and decisions about what the site should actually say. The faster that lands, the faster the rest goes.

Can I update the site myself afterwards?

Yes. The site is always built so you can change text, images, prices and opening hours yourself, and we walk through how at handover. If you would rather not, I do it for you under the maintenance agreement.

Do I own the website and the domain?

Yes, all of it. Code, domain, hosting and every account is in your name. If you ever move to someone else you take the whole site with you without asking my permission.

Do I need WordPress?

Not necessarily. WordPress is good when you publish a lot of content or run a shop. For a presentation site it is often faster and safer to build without it, like this site. I recommend what suits you, not what is easiest for me.

What happens to my current site?

It stays up until the new one is finished and approved. We only switch when everything works, and I set up redirects so old links and Google's existing results do not land on an empty page.

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Tell me what you need

Write a few lines about the project and I will come back the same day with an honest assessment — including if the answer is that you do not need me.