Services · Websites & landing pages
A website built
so people write to you.
Anyone who lands on your website should understand within seconds what you do and where to tap to contact you.
- A clear destination for every visit
- Designed for mobile
- Every enquiry measured
- Your brand and your way of speaking
Example
A full diary
and a profile with no prices.
A physiotherapist gets questions on Instagram, but her profile does not explain prices or how to book. A website brings together her treatments, the price of the first visit and a clear way to contact her. After that she can see how many visits arrive and how many get in touch.
Hypothetical example; not a real client case.
What you offer · what it costs · how to get in touch
What is included
What I prepare for your business.
- 01
The map of the page
Which sections it has and in what order, designed around the path someone takes from arriving to writing to you.
- 02
The copy
I write what explains your offer, how you work and why to trust you. If you already have copy, I organise and sharpen it.
- 03
Design with your brand
With your logo and colours if you have them. If not, I suggest some and we adjust them.
- 04
Built for mobile
It is designed first for the small screen, which is where almost everyone looks at you from, and then adapted to the large one.
- 05
The development
In Next.js, or another technology if there is a reason, so it loads fast and can grow without being rebuilt.
- 06
Forms and statistics
When someone writes to you, you get an alert. And you see how many people visit and how many tap the contact button.
- 07
The launch
I check it on mobile and desktop, publish it on your domain and make sure the forms reach you.
Website or landing page: which do you need?
Website · several pages
A site that explains your business.
Ideal if you have several services, or need to explain how you work, show your projects and answer different searches.
- Several sections
- More information
- Ready to grow
Landing page · one goal
A page for one specific campaign.
One offer, one ad or one service. Everything leads to the same action, such as booking an appointment or asking for information.
- A single page
- One clear goal
- Ideal for campaigns
How I build a website.
- 01
Diagnosis
I review what you offer, who you are speaking to and what someone looking for you does today. I tell you what I will change and why.
- 02
Map of the page
I sketch the sections and decide what each one says before designing anything. You see it and we approve it.
- 03
Design
I put your brand on the map: typography, colours and photos. You check it on your phone, which is where it matters.
- 04
Launch
I build it, test it on mobile and desktop, publish it and make sure the forms reach you.
What you need and what you do not.
You need
- Your offer, even if it is in loose notes.
- Photos of you or your work, if you have them.
- Access to your domain, if you already have one.
You do not need
- Finished copy.
- Knowing about technology.
- Having the design decided: I suggest one option and we adjust it.
Price.
From €790
The “from” price is the starting point. Your advisor gives you the final figure in the proposal, and it is agreed in writing before we start.
What changes the price
- How many pages it has.
- Whether the copy and photos already exist or need to be made.
- Domain and hosting: what is in the price and what you pay for yourself is set out in the proposal.
Prices exclude VAT. The scope is agreed in writing.
Frequently asked questions.
What’s the difference between a website and a landing page?
A website has several pages: who you are, what you do, how you work and how to contact you. A landing page is a single page with a single goal, for example asking for a quote, and it is used for an ad campaign or a launch.
Do I need to have all the content ready?
No. We start with what you have, and I help you sort out what to say and in what order. What I do need from you is your texts, your photos and any access required.
Is it worth it if I’m only just starting?
If you already know what you sell and to whom, yes. If you’re still thinking it through, ask for the proposal first and we’ll talk: it is cheaper to sort out the idea beforehand than to redo the website afterwards.
Will I be able to change the texts myself afterwards?
It depends on how we build it. I put it in writing in the proposal, so you know what you can edit yourself and what you ask me for.
Does it include a domain and hosting?
This is settled in the proposal: what is included in the price and what you pay directly to whoever provides it, so there are no surprises.
Can I use one landing page for several ads?
If they all promise the same thing, yes. If each ad speaks to a different need, it’s better to have a variant for each: when the ad and the page say the same thing, more people convert and less is spent.
Will it look good on a mobile?
Yes. I design it for mobile first and then check it on a computer, because almost all visits come from a phone.
How much does a website cost?
There is a starting point (from €790) and the final figure depends on how many pages it has and on what you already have done. I give it to you in the proposal, before you start.
