Service

Webdesign&development

One person designing, writing and building the same site. The result is a site that holds together, because the person making the pages is the person making the decisions.

What's included

Whatgoesintoabuild.

  1. Structure and words

    We decide what pages exist and in what order before anything is designed. I draft and refine the agreed website copy from your ideas, information and materials, and you approve it. Extensive research, specialist content and additional scope are quoted separately.

  2. Design drawn for your content

    No template, no stock photography of people pointing at laptops. Type, spacing and colour are chosen for your trade and your audience's devices.

  3. Built to be fast

    Pages are rendered on the server, images are sized properly, and there is no framework stack loaded to animate a button. Speed is a design decision, not an optimisation phase.

  4. Accessible by default

    Real headings, keyboard-usable controls, readable contrast, and motion that respects a reduced-motion setting. Checked before launch, not after a complaint.

  5. Search groundwork

    Fitting page titles and meta descriptions, logical headings and URLs, a sitemap and a check that the site can be indexed. Not a ranking promise — just doing the basics properly.

  6. Editable content

    Where agreed, the parts that change often — projects or articles, for example — are editable. Which parts you can change yourself depends on the package and is set out in advance.

Not included

  • Ongoing paid advertising management
  • Logo and full brand identity design (I can recommend someone)
  • Photography and video production
  • Content translation — available later as a separate stage

Packages

  • One-pager€650
  • Business website€1,250
  • Extended websiteFrom€2,250

One-off build costs, excl. VAT. You receive a quote in advance with the agreed pages, features and work. Payment is 50% at the start and 50% before launch.

Behind the price

What's behind the price?

A website takes more than placing text and images. You pay for organising your offer, the design, the technical build and the checks before launch. Scope and complexity decide how much work that takes.

  1. Structure

    Which information goes where, and how visitors find their way.

  2. Design

    A fitting look and clear, readable pages.

  3. Build

    The technical work, and how the site displays on different screens.

  4. Checks and launch

    Testing forms, links and pages, and putting the website live.

Page count is one price factor. Unique designs, animation, multiple languages, integrations and interactive features can take extra work.

Technical SEO basics means fitting page titles, meta descriptions, logical headings and URLs, a sitemap, and a check that the site can be indexed. It is not a promised Google position or an ongoing SEO campaign.

Next step

I will tell you honestly whether I can help.

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