QUESTIONS. ANSWERS. NO NONSENSE.

How does a project with you actually run?

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We talk briefly, sharpen the goal, lock the structure and look, then build and launch properly. No drama, just clear steps.

Who owns the finished site?

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You do. Domain, hosting and the finished foundation sit in your name or with your provider. I do not build digital rental traps.

How quickly can this go live?

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Usually within 2 to 6 weeks depending on the package. If content and feedback come in quickly, it moves faster.

What if I'm not happy with the result?

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Then we fix it. Two revision rounds are included in every package. And to prevent issues in the first place: moodboard and clear briefing before we start.

What does working together actually look like?

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First a short call (free, 15 min), then a quote. After confirmation: briefing, moodboard, implementation in stages with feedback loops. You always see where things stand.

Do I need to prepare anything?

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Not really. If you have text, photos or a logo — great. If not, we sort it out during the project. I can write copy for you if needed.

Do you have experience with my industry?

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I have built for restaurants, practices, bands, tradespeople and service providers. But honestly: the industry is secondary. What matters is whether your site brings inquiries — and that is my job.

Do you charge ongoing fees?

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The only mandatory recurring costs are external things like domain or hosting. Support, maintenance or ads are optional if you actually need them.

What is included in the fixed price?

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The agreed package scope: structure, design, implementation, responsive build and launch. Anything extra gets discussed up front, not afterwards.

What if my budget is smaller?

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Then we start lean. Better a clean foundation that works than a half-finished mess.

Do you only build with WordPress?

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WordPress is my default for sites that should look strong and stay maintainable. When it fits: custom themes, custom plugins (like my booking module), your own hosting — all in your control.

Why no Elementor or page builder?

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Because clean structure, speed and maintainability pay off long term. I would rather build a clear foundation than a colorful house of cards.

How do you approach SEO and AI search?

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First the technical foundation and page structure, then clear service pages, clean internal linking, structured data and answer blocks that search engines and AI systems can read well.

What happens if you're unavailable?

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Your site runs on WordPress — open source. Any developer can continue the work. You have full access to code, hosting and backend. No lock-in, no dependency.

Can I manage the site myself after launch?

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Yes. That is exactly what the foundation is for. You get a proper handover and can maintain text, images and content yourself later on.

Do you also handle support afterwards?

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If you want: yes. Updates, backups, small improvements or ads can be added later. But only if it actually makes sense for you.