Services
Everything a modern studio should carry.
Three disciplines, one team, one invoice. Development is the one with four platforms in production behind it — the other two exist because a site that nobody finds, or nobody trusts, is not finished work.
Development
The part with the receipts — five platforms in production, one of them running a licensed agency in five languages.
- Website builds
- E-shop builds
- Custom applications
- Shopify
- Wholesale / B2B portals
- Hosting & domain
- Site support
Design
Interface, identity and motion designed as one system, starting from your content rather than a template.
- UI / UX design
- Brand identity
- Storefront design
- Design systems
- Motion & interaction
Digital Marketing
Getting the traffic there and turning it into orders. Measured, not guessed.
- SEO
- Google Ads
- Google Shopping
- Email marketing
- CRO
- Google Analytics
- Conversion-gain calculator
Capabilities
What the studio does.
- Business websites and multi-page marketing sites
- Custom application logic, not plugin stacks
- Multi-language from the first commit
- Hosting, domain and deployment handled
- Card payments and cash on delivery
- Per-variant stock and order management
- An admin panel your staff can actually use
- Checkout measured and tuned, not assumed
- Booking, scheduling and shift systems
- Role-based access for teams
- Exports to the formats your accountant wants
- Replaces the spreadsheet that is holding the business together
- Schema designed for the next three years
- GDPR-aware data handling
- Backups and recovery that have been tested
- No credentials in the frontend, ever
- Design that starts from the content, not a template
- Real-time 3D and WebGL where it earns its weight
- Fast on a mid-range phone on mobile data
- Accessible contrast, focus states and keyboard paths
Straight answers
The questions everyone asks first.
Including the one about money.
It depends on three things: how many pages, how many languages, and whether anything has to be built rather than laid out. A brochure site for a local business and a storefront with payments and stock are different orders of magnitude. Tell me the scope and you get one fixed number before anything starts — not an hourly rate that drifts.
A straightforward business site is usually two to four weeks from approved design. Commerce and custom platforms run longer, and the scope document says exactly how long before you commit.
Yes, if you want it. Text, images and products can sit behind an admin panel you log into. Some clients would rather send me the changes — that works too, and it is cheaper to build.
Both, and more. A25 runs live in five languages. Multi-language is designed in from the start rather than bolted on, so adding a language later is a content job, not a rebuild.
A month of support is included — fixes, tweaks, anything that is not new scope. After that you can take it in-house, or keep me on a small monthly retainer for updates and monitoring. You own the code and the domain either way.
Usually. Send me the URL and I will tell you honestly whether it is worth repairing or worth replacing — those are genuinely different answers and I will not pretend otherwise to win the bigger job.