Websites & web applications
A website that explains what your business offers.
I design and build websites that help visitors understand your offer and take the next step. Content, navigation and functions work together.
Discuss a website project Explore the focus areasWhat should the new presence achieve?
- Present your offer clearly and make it easy to find.
- Give visitors the information they need and make it easier to enquire.
- Create a website that is easy to maintain and develop further.
Focus areas
A website shaped around your needs.
Whether you need a company website, a landing page or a website with booking and sign-in features, the scope depends on your project. For standalone applications that support business workflows, explore Software & apps.
Company website
Service structure, content, individual design, responsive layout and a clear contact path create a reliable public presence. Additional languages can be planned where needed.
Custom functions
Enquiry forms, bookings and sign-in areas extend the website. A suitable CRM connection can transfer enquiries directly into the next workflow.
Modernisation
Existing content and technology are reviewed before planning revision, migration and continued operation.
Concept example
Catering enquiries with the details that matter.
A catering business often receives enquiries such as “How much does a buffet cost?” without a date, guest count or venue. A clear website presents the options and guides visitors to a relevant enquiry form. This gives the business a basis for assessing availability and suitable options.
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Choose a service
Visitors see which buffet and catering options suit their event.
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Describe the event
The form carries over their selection and asks for the date, guest count, venue and specific requests.
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Give a relevant response
The business receives the details together, reviews the options and clarifies any remaining questions before preparing a quote.
Working together
How your new website takes shape.
The process depends on your project and what is already in place. Together, we agree which steps make sense and how we will work together.
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Understand
Together, we clarify who your website should reach, what content is available and which features you need.
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Design
We discuss your preferences for style, colours and layout. I develop a design based on these ideas, which we review and agree together before implementation begins.
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Build
I build the website and check its layout, usability and features for computers, tablets and smartphones. We review work in progress together as agreed, allowing your feedback to inform implementation.
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Launch & ongoing support
We agree on publication, handover and any ongoing support during project planning. At the end of the project, I carry out the agreed steps, which may include publishing the website, handing over access and providing guidance on using it.
Good to know
Questions about a web project
Key questions about scope, content and launching your website.
What determines the work involved in my website?
The main factors are the content and features you need and what is already in place. We clarify these points together before I prepare a proposal:
- Pages and languages
- Existing or new content
- Design and functional scope
- Integrations and contact functions
- Migration, publication and maintenance
Must all text and images be ready?
No. We can start with your existing content or an initial idea. Together, we clarify what is still needed and who will supply or create text and images. This is recorded in the project scope.
Can my existing website be improved?
Yes, updating an existing website can make sense. I first review its technology, content and structure. We then discuss what can be kept and where changes or a rebuild would be useful.
Can I edit text and images myself later?
If you want to manage content yourself, we account for that during planning and choose a suitable technical solution. We agree in advance which areas you can edit and what guidance you need.
How will the website be supported after launch?
During project planning, we clarify who will look after content, technical updates and operation. If I provide ongoing support, we agree on tasks, responsibilities and contact arrangements to suit your needs.
Your website project
Should your website achieve a specific goal?
Describe your offer, current site or idea. We can then determine what kind of website or web application fits.
Discuss a website project