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Getting a website built

A brochure site, a catalogue, a blog and a contact form. I do not install a ready-made theme; I build the site on infrastructure I wrote myself and you manage the content from a panel. The site you are reading runs on the same thing.

What it solves

How it goes

  1. We talk: what you sell, how customers find you, what has to be on the site.
  2. I lay out the page structure — which page answers which search.
  3. I write the first drafts, you correct them. The knowledge that explains the work is yours.
  4. Design and build. You see an interim version at a live address and comment on it.
  5. Launch: domain, certificate, Google Search Console, analytics.
  6. Handover: I show you the panel, the accounts move into your name.

What is included

What I do not do

I do not pour your content into an off-the-shelf theme and call it a site. A ready theme starts cheap, then every change costs dearly.

I do not sell a monthly "SEO package". There is nowhere you can buy a ranking; what can be done is having the site technically right and publishing regularly. Neither is a one-off, and both are in your hands.

I do not promise first place. If someone does, ask them exactly what they are guaranteeing.

Frequently asked

How long does it take?
Once the scope is clear, a brochure site is usually a few weeks. The delay is almost always content: text, photographs, product lists. Not code.
Who writes the content?
I write the skeleton and the first drafts, you correct them. Sending an empty file and saying "fill it in" holds the job up for months.
Can I update the site myself afterwards?
Yes. There is a panel for adding posts, changing page text and uploading photos. You do not need to know any code.
My domain and hosting are elsewhere — can they move?
They can. You do not even have to transfer the domain; changing where it points is enough. I set up redirects for the old site’s addresses so the ranking you already have in Google is not lost.
Do you use WordPress?
No. I use Payload and Next.js. The reason is not ideological: I want a site that works without a pile of plugins, does not break on update day, and opens fast.
What does it cost?
A number given before the scope is clear only misleads; a five-page brochure site and a system that takes orders are not the same job. Write down what you want, we settle the scope together, and we talk about price after that.
What happens if I want to carry on with someone else?
The domain, the server accounts and the code are in your name. If we stop working together there is nothing for me to hand over — it is already yours. I do not keep anyone technically locked in.

Write down what you want

A paragraph or two about your business and what you want on the site is enough. If it is not a good fit, I will say so.

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