Web design
Layout, type, and a clear structure for a personal or business site. We decide the pages first, then the look.
Includes a simple sitemap, two or three layout options, and a pass on mobile.
Services
Ways I can help on a new site or a redesign. Each item is a real offer — empty a title in JSON and the card disappears.
You do not need every service. Most people start with a clear home page, an about page, and a way to write. We add the rest when there is something to show.
Brand basics
Name, colors, and a simple visual system you can keep using on the site and on paper.
A short palette, type pairing, and rules for photos so new pages stay consistent.
Landing pages
One-page sites for a launch, a service, or a campaign — hero, proof, and a form.
Good when you need something live this month, not a full company site.
UX review
A pass over an existing site: what to cut, keep, or rewrite. You get a written list, not a new mystery redesign.
Usually a week. We look at the first screen, the menu, and the contact path.
Content setup
Help organizing titles, photos, and the pages people actually need. The JSON files become your editing place.
We fill the demo texts with your words and leave empty fields for what you do not have yet.
Ongoing updates
Small changes after launch — new pages, photos, and copy — without rebuilding the site.
A monthly block of hours, or one-off requests.
Mobile pass
Check every page on a small screen: type size, menus, and forms.
Included in new builds; available as a separate review on older sites.
Photo direction
What to shoot, what to crop, and which portraits belong in the header.
I do not replace a photographer. I help you brief one and place the files.
If you already have a starter site, we can drop a new look on top and keep the texts you already wrote. That is the point of separating content from the theme.
How a project runs
This is the default path. Some clients arrive with texts ready; then we start at step three.
1. Pages
We write a list: who the site is for, which pages exist, and what each one must do. That list becomes the menu.
2. Words and pictures
You send notes, photos, and examples. I draft the JSON files so you can see the site with real sentences, not lorem only.
3. Look
We pick a theme and adjust spacing, type, and the header. The content stays where it is.
4. Launch and small edits
The site goes live. You change texts and image paths yourself. I stay for a short window of fixes.