For most people your website is the first impression of your business. I build it to look good and to stay fast on every device.
A site that fits your business. Colours, type and images belong together and look nothing like a template. Motion goes where it explains something or gives a bit of pleasure.
It works on a phone as well as on a large monitor. It loads quickly on a patchy connection. Anyone using a screen reader or a keyboard gets everywhere. Accessibility is part of the build from the first day.
- Design that fits the brand
- Animation and WebGL used with judgement
- Mobile first
- Accessible by default
- Fast on every device
I start with the problem and not with the technology. First we settle who the site should reach and what should happen next. The structure follows from that.
Then I deliver in small steps. There is something to see every week. You tell me early what you do not like. Nobody gets surprised at the end.
- First call and goal
- Structure and copy
- Design on real content
- Something to see every week
- Launch and handover
For most sites I use Next.js, React or Astro. Which one fits depends on the project. All you notice is that the site is fast.
You can edit the content yourself if you want to. For LMB-Gruppe that runs on Sanity and the team changes copy without me. Hosting sits on Vercel or on your own server.
- Next.js · React · Astro
- Sanity as the editing system
- Vercel or your own server
- Forms via Resend
- Cookie-free analytics with Plausible
Businesses whose site is from 2015 and falls apart on a phone. Anyone who wants out of an old editing system, the way LMB-Gruppe left TYPO3.
Agencies who need someone for the build. Local businesses who want a proper shop window without a large budget. If you cannot find your case here, just ask.
- Relaunch of an old site
- Moving off TYPO3 or WordPress
- A first proper website
- Build work for agencies
- LMB-GruppeIndustry and B2B, all from one handBefore launch
- fringsmediaVisibility for a marketing agencyLive
- MK TennisbaseA digital shop window for a local businessDraft
After launch I stay on it. Updates and maintenance keep running so nothing goes stale. I keep an eye on whether the site is up and get in touch when something is stuck. The numbers come from Plausible on my own server, cookie-free and without a banner.