UX and UI design
Interfaces visitors don't have to think about: a logical structure, clear navigation and a visual hierarchy that leads to the right place — without taking anyone by the hand.
Websites that communicate, persuade and convert. From concept to launch.
Where the real work is
Screens full of bespoke work — the form follows what you have to say.
A website that actually does something: convince visitors and turn them into customers. Considered digital craft from concept to launch — logical to use, fast to load, built to last for years. Not a page-builder contraption, but a site that carries your brand.
Interfaces visitors don't have to think about: a logical structure, clear navigation and a visual hierarchy that leads to the right place — without taking anyone by the hand.
Fast load times, smooth animations and code that makes Google happy. Built in modern frameworks like React and Vue, or deliberately simple when the project calls for it. No overkill, no tech debt — only what works.
You have to be able to manage your website, without calling a developer for every text change. The system follows your situation: WordPress when it needs to be pragmatic, headless for more flexibility, bespoke when nothing else will do — or no CMS at all.
More than half your visitors are on a phone — so it's designed mobile-first and tested at every size. Not "it works on mobile too", but designed for mobile. Accessibility isn't a checkbox — it's a requirement.
Most websites are built by someone who can design or someone who can code. Rarely both. Here design and development sit in the same person — no miscommunication between design and build, no compromises on the tech, no surprises at delivery.
The result: websites that look exactly as intended — and work exactly as promised.
It depends on the project. Marketing sites often run on PHP or WordPress, more complex applications on React or Vue. The technology follows what your project needs, not what's fashionable.
A compact website is ready in 4 to 6 weeks. Larger projects with bespoke work and integrations run up to 8 to 12 weeks. The planning is realistic and the communication clear — no surprises along the way.
That's the starting point: a website you can maintain yourself, with clear documentation and a CMS that suits you. And if you do get stuck, I'm one message away.
Then the first step is to see whether a touch-up will do or whether a rebuild is smarter. Sometimes a redesign is enough, sometimes the technical foundation is too shaky — you'll get an honest answer either way, even when that's the cheaper one.
What does it cost to have a website built in 2026? From €500 to €50,000 — read what drives the price and what to watch for.
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