Website development — clear, fast, and accessible
A good website is not a business card with animations. It is the place where someone understands in thirty seconds what you do, whether to trust you, and how to get in touch. That is what I build.
- A fit when
- Your current site no longer explains what you do or has become technically stuck.
- You receive
- Structure, copy, design, build, and accessible delivery in one coherent line.
- Evidence
- This bilingual studio site uses the same open, testable technical foundation.
What you get
A site that is right in content and in engineering: clear structure and copy, fast on any connection, accessible per WCAG — the standard the European Accessibility Act points to. Bilingual where that makes sense.
No page builder with thirty plugins, but maintainable code with automated checks on quality, accessibility, and speed. This site applies the same approach.
How it works
It starts not with a quote but with the question behind the question: what should this site achieve, for whom, and what must keep working once the initial attention fades? Then: structure and copy, then design and build, then measure and adjust.
You work with one person — the same one who thinks along, builds, and delivers. Twenty years of business analysis comes included in the thinking.
Costs and agreements
The investment follows from the content, technical complexity, and collaboration required. A compact information site is different from multiple languages, custom functions, or integrations with other systems.
After discovery, you receive one fixed price and a clear scope. The website and code are yours; a maintenance contract is optional. Hosting, domain registration, and external photography are included only when agreed in advance.
Scope in view
What shapes the engagement
Not one price list, but three concrete factors determine what is needed.
Content
Page count, language versions, and how much help you want with structure, copy, and imagery.
Technology
Forms, integrations, and functions beyond presenting clear information.
Collaboration
What is already available, who makes decisions, and how much coordination the work requires.
The agreement
After discovery, you receive a clear scope, one fixed price, and advance clarity about ownership and any external costs.
One email is enough to start. Write briefly what you want to build or improve — you get an honest answer and a practical next step, not a sales call.
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