Premium real estate
Websites and landing pages
A website that says what you do and brings in leads.
Websites and landing pages for businesses, founders and experts. I own the whole thing: working out what the site should say, designing it, writing the code, and planning the next phases after launch.
- One point of contact, start to finish
- Lightweight CMS
- Phase price known up front
Who it's for
Who is this for?
The situations where a new site actually changes something, rather than just looking newer.
TYPE A
Service business
The site brings in nothing, or visitors can't tell what you actually sell. We fix the offer first, then the content structure and how people reach you.
TYPE B
Startup founder
You need a page up fast to test a message, an offer, or one early feature. You get something that collects real feedback, so the next decision isn't guesswork.
TYPE C
B2B redesign
The business works fine; the site is describing a version of it from three years ago. New structure, new build, none of the agency ceremony around it.
Scope
What does the project cover?
Everything below is included in a project. Work is split into two-week phases, each with scope, price and date written down before it starts.
- 01
Architecture and messaging
We settle what the site says and in what order, because everything else is built on that.
- 02
UX/UI design in Figma
You see the design in Figma and approve it. Only then does any code get written.
- 03
Lightweight CMS for content edits
A panel for changing text, photos and sections. Sized to your site, so there's nothing in there you'll never touch.
- 04
On-page SEO basics
Titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, structured data and load speed all handled before launch.
- 05
Analytics and forms
GA4 wired up for traffic, and contact forms delivering to whichever address you want.
- 06
Launch on your domain
I put the finished site on your domain and configure whatever it needs to run properly there.
- 07
Post-launch support (14 days)
For two weeks after launch, anything broken gets fixed at no extra cost.
- 08
Next phases
After launch we can plan a next phase: new pages, tests, conversion work. Or we close the project with every file and access handed over.
Comparison
Agency vs. my model.
Some projects belong at an agency and some belong with me. The table below should make it obvious which one yours is.
A classic agency
My model
Many points of contact
You work directly with me
Slow start and paperwork
Brief, scope, phase plan
Scope often grows
Scope and price fixed before you start
Project ends at launch
14 days of support plus further phases if you want them
Work
Selected work.
All of these are live.
Staffing agency
ProSupport
SaaS
WodGuru
Healthcare
Nutricare
Manufacturing
Moderne Metallbau
Recruitment
People and Work
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Work runs in two-week phases. One phase costs €1,900 net and a typical business site takes 1 to 2. You get the scope and the number of phases in writing after the brief, before you pay anything.
One phase is two weeks from locked scope, and you know every phase date before it starts. Only late materials or late feedback can move it, and if that happens you hear about it right away, not on delivery day.
Yes. Every site runs on a CMS, so text, photos and sections are yours to change without going through me.
Yes, through technical care billed monthly: hosting, updates and small edits. Bigger changes get planned as a next phase.
One phase: a landing page or a business site of a few pages. What I turn down is work without a written scope and clear phases.
Structure and messaging, yes, that's part of the work. Full copywriting is separate and quoted on its own.
The project keeps moving. I delegate parts of the work to trusted people who know my process, and the result and the dates stay my responsibility. Surprises are unacceptable to me: if something slips, you hear about it right away.
No. You pay a fixed price for a written scope, split into phases. You pay for each phase as you sign it off, not for the whole thing up front and not for time spent.
Brief
Tell me about your project.
4 steps, about 3 minutes, and nothing automated waiting on the other end. I read it and reply myself within 24 hours.
Want a website that pulls its weight?
Fill out the brief, roughly 3 minutes, or just send an email. Either way it's me replying.