A few of my clients
Some websites need to do clever things. Some simply need to make excellent work look as good as it is. Both matter. I work out which pages you need, write the words, design the look and build the whole thing in WordPress. So you don’t end up with good writing, good design and good technology that somehow don’t quite fit together. If you want the site to book, follow up or handle admin, I can build that in. If what you need is beauty, clarity and a lovely experience for your clients, I won’t add bells and whistles you don’t need.
working out what the website needs to say and which pages it needs;
copy written from conversations with you;
the look and feel, including a visual identity if you need one;
WordPress design and development that works beautifully on phones too;
forms, booking, payments, email, apps and agents that work together;
helpful automations for the jobs you do again and again;
the essentials for search, analytics and being found;
testing, launch and showing you how everything works.
What goes into the project depends on what you actually need. Before we begin, you’ll get a clear proposal, price and list of what’s included. No surprises halfway through.
But a new visitor does not know you yet.
They only see what is in front of them.
A clear, thoughtful website helps them feel that your business is real, established and safe to contact.
It gives your work the context it deserves.
You’re allowed to want a website that’s lovely to look at. People feel the colour, type, photographs and space before they’ve read every word. That feeling matters. But it won’t only look lovely. It’ll be quick, clear, easy to use and made with care, right down to the smallest click.
Once the website feels right, it gives you a look and a tone you can use everywhere else: social media, presentations, newsletters, booking pages, courses and sales material. If you already love your visual identity, I’ll use it with care. If you don’t have one, or the business has outgrown it, I can create that too.
Your business may currently live in Instagram, referrals, a booking link and documents you send by hand. You don’t need a finished brief. We’ll give it one beautiful, reliable home where people can understand the work and take the next step.
Your offers, audience or level of work have moved on. The old site may not be terrible. It may simply be describing a business that no longer exists. Whichever place we’re starting from, I’ll build for the business you have now, not squeeze it into a generic template.
First, we talk about the business, the people you want to reach and what the website needs to help them do. I work out the pages and begin shaping the words. Then I design and build the WordPress website, showing it to you at sensible points along the way. We test it properly, make it live and I show you how everything works.
Focused website projects begin at approximately 25,000 SEK. Complete builds and rebuilds usually cost 55,000 to 110,000 SEK and take four to eight weeks.
I work through the structure, copy, design and technical build as one connected whole. You see the website taking shape and have clear opportunities to give feedback.
I test everything, take care of the launch and show you what you need to know. No agency circus. No translating between designers and developers.
A smaller, focused website can start at around 15,000 SEK.
Most complete website projects fall between 28,000–65,000 SEK and take approximately 4–8 weeks.
The price depends on the number of pages, how much copy is needed and what the website needs to do.
Larger course websites, shops, memberships and custom functionality are quoted separately. Payments can be divided across agreed project stages.
Additional work is charged at 800–1,500 SEK per hour.
Prices exclude VAT, paid licences and third-party services.
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Most people come to me knowing only that something is not working.
That is enough.
Tell me what you have, what has been bothering you and what you wish your website could do better.
We’ll take it from there.
Most people come to me feeling unsure about their website.
It’s either unfinished, outdated, or doing a poor job representing their work.
What I hear again and again, once we’re done, is relief.
Relief that things finally make sense. Relief that the website feels like them.
And very often: “I didn’t think this could feel this easy.”