Websites that are technically flawless.
I build fast, modern websites and landing pages on a modern stack. No heavy themes or page builders, but a site that loads in a blink and is built to be found.
Sound familiar?
- Your site is slow and scores red on Core Web Vitals.
- Small changes always require a developer or an agency.
- The site looks dated and undersells your brand.
- Nobody quite knows how the theme works anymore.
How I approach it
- 01
Foundation first
Modern stack (like Astro), static where possible, fast on every device. This site itself is the proof.
- 02
SEO from day one
Clean semantic HTML, schema markup, multilingual with hreflang, and a structure search engines and AI understand.
- 03
You stay in control
Content in simple files or a light CMS, so you edit copy without a developer.
What you get
- A fast site with green Core Web Vitals
- Full schema markup and SEO foundation
- Measurement via privacy-friendly analytics
- Documentation and handover, so you can continue yourself
Packages and pricing
From-prices based on a fixed hourly rate, excluding any local taxes.
Landing page
One strong page that converts.
Multi-page site
Full website with several pages.
Web shop
Site with product catalogue and checkout.
Extra page
Add a second language
Frequently asked questions
How long does building a website take?
A landing page is usually live within two weeks. A full site takes three to six weeks, depending on scope and how quickly content is delivered.
Can I edit copy myself?
Yes. Content lives in simple files or a light CMS. You edit copy without knowing code, and every change goes live automatically.
Do you also handle hosting and maintenance?
Yes, as an add-on. Hosting runs on Cloudflare, fast and stable. Maintenance covers updates, backups and small monthly changes.
Why not WordPress?
WordPress can be fine, and I work with it when it fits. But for most sites a modern static stack delivers more speed, more security and less maintenance.
Want to know what this means for your situation?
Book a free 20-minute intro call, or build your own package right away.