Custom website development
I build websites from A to Z: from the first meeting through design and build to launch, domain setup and handover. You pick one of four options and we agree the scope, price and date up front. You do not have to pay for the site at once — you can also have it as a service.
What kind of website can you order?
A business website of up to five pages covers most companies. An admin panel is worth adding once you change content more than twice a year.
Do not want to pay for the whole site at once? A one-page presentation or a business website can be taken this way too: Website as a service.
What you get
With every website, whichever option you choose.
- Design and features built around your business, which can be extended after launch
- Responsive layout — half of your visitors arrive on a phone
- A fast load. It also depends on the connection, the device and any third-party services added to the site
- A contact form plus a tappable phone number and e-mail
- Structured data for Google and AI search
- Sitemap, robots.txt and the site submitted to Search Console
- Cookie banner and a privacy policy page
- Deployment to hosting, HTTPS and domain setup
A website with its own admin
The admin panel is built around what you actually change on the site. No licences, no plugins, just the fields you use. Training and a written guide are part of the handover.
- Copy on individual pages
- Price list and services
- News or a blog including images
- References and a photo gallery
- Contact details, opening hours and titles for Google
Why a custom website
This is about what the website costs you two years from now, not a contest of technologies.
How long does a website take and how does it work?
Five steps. The clock starts once I have the copy and photos — the usual delay is the materials, not the build.
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A no-obligation call or meetingHalf an hour on what the site has to do and who it has to sell to. You leave knowing which option makes sense and what it costs. For larger projects I send the price and date in writing after the call.
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Scope confirmed in writingWe agree the number of pages, what goes in the admin panel and what you supply. This is the safeguard against the price growing mid-project.
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Design and buildYou see the homepage first. Once you approve it, I build out the rest — which avoids rewriting a finished website.
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RevisionsYou go through the site and send your comments in one batch. One round of revisions is included.
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Launch and trainingI deploy the site, connect the domain and HTTPS, submit it to Search Console and, for sites with an admin panel, train you to use it.
Websites I have built
What happens after launch
Frequently asked questions
How much does website development cost?
How long does building a website take?
What will you need from me?
Will I be able to edit content myself?
Do you build websites on WordPress?
Who owns the website?
Want a website with an agreed scope?
Tell me what the site has to do. We write down the scope, the price and the date. Anything extra is priced before the work starts.