Work

Projects range from SMEs and startups to associations and organizations. What matters is less the industry than whether the website needs to do more than serve as a digital business card – generate inquiries, keep content easy to maintain, or make complex offerings easy to understand.

Most of them, yes. Webflow built to the Client-First standard is my main system because it is modular, scalable, and maintainable without a developer. Where another system is a better fit, such as Webstudio (combined with Hygraph or Sanity) or Shopify, I say so openly – even if it means more work for me.

Yes, migrations and relaunches are a regular part of the work. Content, CMS structures, and redirects come along so your rankings survive the move. For the 301 redirects I use my own tool Routifyy, which collects all the old URLs and maps them to the new pages.

That depends on the scope: number of pages, CMS structure, copywriting, and how quickly content and approvals come in. Instead of a one-size-fits-all estimate, you get a schedule with fixed milestones after the initial conversation, so progress is visible at any time.

Of course. On request, I will put you in touch with a reference client from a comparable project. A conversation with someone who has been through the process usually says more than any project description.