A website that finally feels as good as the work you do
But when someone asks for your website, you hesitate before sending the link.
Maybe it looks like an older version of your business. Perhaps your offers have changed, but the website has not. Or it has slowly become a collection of fixes, added pages and things you meant to finish later.
I help bring the whole thing together.
The words. The structure. The design. The technical parts.
You work with one person, me, who takes care of the whole website so you don’t have to understand or coordinate all the different pieces.
Your Instagram looks current, but your website feels five years behind.
Your services are scattered across different pages and links.
People regularly message you to ask how to book or what you offer.
Your website looks acceptable on a computer but falls apart on a phone.
You have created your own landing pages, but they don’t really feel connected.
You keep changing colours, fonts and wording because nothing feels quite right.
Your business has grown, but your website still makes it look like you are just starting.
You avoid sending people to it and rely mostly on referrals or social media.
But a new visitor does not know you yet.
They only see what is in front of them.
A clear, thoughtful website helps them feel that your business is real, established and safe to contact.
It gives your work the context it deserves.
Someone may first discover you through Instagram, LinkedIn, a recommendation or a Google search.
When they arrive on your website, they should immediately feel that they have found the same person and the same business.
They should be able to understand:
who you help
what you offer
why your way of working is different
what it might cost
what they should do next
Instead of losing interested people in a confusing journey, your website gently moves them towards contacting, booking or buying.
That can mean more enquiries, better-fitting clients and fewer conversations spent explaining basic information.
It also means you can share your website with confidence instead of quietly hoping nobody looks too closely.
clarifying your offers and website structure
helping write or improve the copy
creating the visual design
building the website in WordPress
making it work beautifully on mobile
connecting forms, bookings and email sign-ups
moving useful content from your current website
testing and launching everything
showing you how to use it afterwards
You won’t be handed a website and left alone with it.
If there is something you don’t understand, I explain it in normal language.
If you don’t want to manage the website yourself, we can arrange ongoing help.
You show me your current website and tell me what feels wrong, heavy or unfinished.
You do not need to know how to fix it.
I work through the structure, copy, design and technical build as one connected whole. You see the website taking shape and have clear opportunities to give feedback.
I test everything, take care of the launch and show you what you need to know. No agency circus. No translating between designers and developers.
A smaller, focused website can start at around 15,000 SEK.
Most complete website projects fall between 28,000–65,000 SEK and take approximately 4–8 weeks.
The price depends on the number of pages, how much copy is needed and what the website needs to do.
Larger course websites, shops, memberships and custom functionality are quoted separately. Payments can be divided across agreed project stages.
Additional work is charged at 800–1,500 SEK per hour.
Prices exclude VAT, paid licences and third-party services.
Get in touch
Most people come to me knowing only that something is not working.
That is enough.
Tell me what you have, what has been bothering you and what you wish your website could do better.
We’ll take it from there.
Most people come to me feeling unsure about their website.
It’s either unfinished, outdated, or doing a poor job representing their work.
What I hear again and again, once we’re done, is relief.
Relief that things finally make sense. Relief that the website feels like them.
And very often: “I didn’t think this could feel this easy.”












