I Love being a problem solver
I genuinely love both sides of websites, how they look and how they work. I don’t believe you should have to choose between a beautiful site and a functional one.
I think they belong together.
Many clients come to me with a vague feeling that something isn’t working, but they don’t know what, or they’re tired of poking around themselves.
I like untangling that.
I enjoy figuring out what’s actually needed, what’s not, and how to make everything work together without stress.
Very often, you don’t need an expensive plugin, a monthly subscription, or an expensive package to get what you want. Sometimes all it takes is a small piece of custom code or a clever workaround.
The result can look high-end and complex, but behind the scenes it’s simple, stable, and cost-effective.
I care about finding the right solution, not the biggest one.
I’m easy to talk to and I'm very likeable, you'll see.
I also take my work seriously, because your website matters more than most people admit. It’s often the first impression, the silent salesperson, or the thing that quietly holds your business together.
I genuinely love designing and building websites, and I think that shows in the end result.
I'm a web designer based in Stockholm. I enjoy the technical side, the structure, the logic, the problem-solving just as much as I love colours, layout, typography, and flow.
That’s usually where things click for my clients: when nothing is compromised.
Most of the clients in my portfolio came to me without a website. Others had one they were tired of apologising for. We talk properly before I design anything: about the business, the people it serves, the ambition behind it and the things the owner absolutely does not want.
Many are not interested in learning the technical vocabulary just to brief me. They know I will not fit their business into the same template I used last week. Some have simply said, “I trust you. Make something that feels like us.” I take that trust seriously.
From those conversations I shape the words, structure, logo and visual identity, then build the site around the job it needs to do. A business deserves its own face online. And when an old site has been a source of stress, the best response I can hear is relief.
Most of my work is project-based, clear scope, clear end.
But if your website needs regular updates, tweaks, or hands-on help, and you don’t want to deal with it yourself, we can set up something ongoing that feels simple and fair.
I’ll keep supporting your site for as long as it’s useful to you, and if or when you want to take it over yourself, I’ll make sure you actually know how.
Details matter more than people think.
Spacing, wording, structure, and how things behave when clicked all affect how trustworthy a website feels.
I pay attention to those details so your site feels considered, reliable, and professional, without being stiff.
Most people come to me knowing something is off, but not knowing what.
That’s normal. You don’t need to diagnose the problem or arrive with a perfect brief.
I help you figure out what’s actually needed, what can be removed, and what will make the biggest difference, without turning it into a complicated process.
A coach’s website shouldn’t feel like a shop.
A product brand shouldn’t feel like a personal diary.
And a service business shouldn’t feel vague or decorative.
I design each site around the actual role it needs to play, whether that’s building trust, selling products, explaining a process, or helping people take the next step.
Most website projects fall apart because too many people touch them.
I handle the design, structure, and technical decisions as one connected whole. That means you don’t have to translate between designers, developers, and “tech people”, or explain your business over and over again.
You talk to one person who sees what’s missing, even when you can’t quite name it yet.
