Web

For a clear presence, the one-pager is enough. If you want to manage several pages yourself, take the website. To sell products, the web shop. In a first call we quickly work out what fits you.

I bill design and development once. On top of that come ongoing third-party costs: hosting, domain, font licences, the Shopify plan for a shop and subscriptions for integrations. You cover these directly. I set everything up cleanly and tell you in advance what to budget for.

Every page gets a clean technical base: fast load times, sensible titles and meta data, structured data and a mobile-ready structure. These are the signals Google looks for. On request I also set up a Google Business Profile so customers can find you locally too.

From the website tier up you manage text and images through a CMS, without calling me. On the one-pager I handle minor changes during the support period, larger changes as a clearly defined add-on.

Yes. Products, orders and customers can be migrated from an existing shop. We clarify beforehand which system it comes from, so the move runs cleanly and nothing is lost.

The one-pager is usually live in three to four weeks, a website in four to six, a web shop in six to ten. The pace also depends on how quickly content and feedback come from you.

Half the fee is due at project start, the other half before launch. That way we both have planning certainty.