N · Strategy · UX · UI · Responsive
No templates. Every site starts with what you need people to do, then gets a design that makes them want to do it: clear structure, strong imagery, typography with character and layouts that work on every screen.
I have designed and built websites for 16 years, for heli-ski operations, engineers, architects, software companies, nonprofits, bands and photographers. The common thread is clarity: visitors understand what you offer in seconds and know exactly what to do next.
Design and build happen in the same head, so nothing gets lost between a mockup and the live site. Animations are purposeful, pages stay fast, and everything meets accessibility basics.
Recent work
“His experience, creativity, communication style and ability to make revisions quickly allowed him to produce a website that is harmonious and cohesive.”
FAQ
Most small business sites launch in four to eight weeks. Larger builds with e-commerce, booking or custom integrations take longer; you get a schedule before anything starts.
Yes. You get a content editor that suits your team, whether that’s WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, a headless CMS like Sanity, or something else, so you can change text, photos and pages without touching code.
Whichever fits the project best. I’m not tied to one platform: I recommend what suits your content, budget, team and goals, from WordPress and Shopify to Webflow and modern headless stacks, and explain the trade-offs honestly.
Often, on the platform you already have or a better-suited one. Every old URL keeps working through redirects, so you don’t lose search rankings.
Web design across the region
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Tell me about the business, the deadline and the dream. You’ll hear back from me, not a sales team, within one business day.
