Unique and
good working websites
A huge passion of mine is creating unique and well-functioning websites with a clear purpose.
Together, we map out the main purpose of your website, and I get to work on the design.
During the process, there is time for input and adjustments to get the desired result and, above all, a well-functioning website that affects the bottom line of your business.
Key facts of
a good website
MAIN PURPOSE
Once we have determined the main purpose (learn more)
of your website, we will start looking into how you want to display your information and how your business and- or personal project will merge with the content and your target audience.
FEATURES
We can implement special features to increase your traffic and get the desired results depending on the purpose. Remember that potential customers would rather have a simple and clear overview of what you're offering than a huge scale of features. Keep it simple yet original. In the process, I will find that balance for your website.
FRONT TO BACK
A well-functioning website determines the overall set-up. From front to back, everything has to connect. I will ensure you get the best results by implementing SEO, Google Analytics, CMS, and more to optimize your website thoroughly.
IT'S A MATCH!
Small business
We will be a good match when you have a small business. I will add that personal touch to your website so your business stands out from others.
Freelancer
As a freelancer myself I can understand your position on the market and the many challenges that comes with it. We will have a lot in common and I will have a natural understanding of how we can put you on the map.
Personal project
I have a great passion for personal projects and developing websites for that. Anything, from a fundraiser to selling your art or wanting to create more awareness for your works within the community; we're going to be a good match!
Minimalism
We will be a great match if you like clean-cut and minimalistic designs!
I like to create websites that have a sophisticated and classic look.
PURPOSE & IDEAS
FRIST CONCEPT
CHANGES & AMENDS
WEBSITE LIVE
What does it cost?
Let's break it down
When you want your website to be built by professionals, the first question usually is: "How much is a website going to cost me?". This is a fair question as you want to know how much you need to invest. But another question to ask is: "how much profit will my website make me"? ​Going for a cheaper website version will seem logical when you start with a small budget. The tricky thing is that, although they look good from the outside, they often lack the technicalities in the back end, so your website will not perform that well. In the end, you will lose more money than what your investment is worth. Below, you will find a breakdown of the most common costs, including building a website.
01.
Building costs
When hiring a professional, you will have to pay for the building of the website. These are all the hours from the first contact between the client and designer up to the website's launch.
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First meeting with the client
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Concept presentation
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Adjustments & amends
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Design of the website
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Follow-up meetings with the client
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Fixed costs
No matter which way you choose to design and launch your website, there are a few fixed costs that are likely part of any scenario. These costs will usually be discussed upfront so you will have a better understanding of the breakdown.
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Domain
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Hosting
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Security certificate
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E-mail
03.
Momentum costs
​These costs can be added later on and are not part of the building process.
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Photography
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Videography
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Copywriting/Content Development
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Search Engine Optimization
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Marketing
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Ongoing website costs
​Most websites have reoccurring costs.
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Domain Renewal
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Hosting
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Security Certificate
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Payment Gateways
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Plugins
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Maintenance and Updates
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SEO and Marketing
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Apps or Paid Integrations
FAQ
How long does buidling a website take?
Do you work with fixed prices?
Can I do the hosting myself?
Can I add pages in a later stage?
Do you also build webshops?