Website Design & Development

Business website design that earns its keep

Your website should be your hardest-working salesperson: found on Google, fast on every phone, and built to turn visitors into inquiries. That's the only kind I build.

From €1,200 for a one-page personal site, €1,950 for a landing page and €3,900 for a multi-page business site with technical SEO. Fixed quote within 48 hours, agreed before any work starts — see what each package includes.

What's included — every time

Everything below is in every project. None of it is extra work, and none of it shows up as an optional line at the bottom of the quote.

What website design includes

Design here does not mean picking a theme and changing the colors. It means deciding what each page has to make a visitor do, then building the layout, typography and hierarchy around that decision. You see the design before anything is coded:

Who this is for

Small businesses, restaurants and food businesses, clinics, studios, consultants, and startups that need a professional web presence that actually generates inquiries — not a brochure that sits still. If you already have a website that's slow, dated, or invisible on Google, I also rebuild and migrate existing sites.

What it costs

You get a fixed price for your project within 48 hours, settled before any work starts. Your first message gets a reply from me within 24 hours.

What lifts a project above its starting price is scope: how many pages, how many languages, and how much has to work behind the scenes.

Wondering what a fair budget looks like before you reach out? Read my honest guide: How much does a website cost in 2026?

Timeline and process

A multi-page business website with technical SEO is live in two to four weeks on average, a one-pager in one to two — counted from the day you approve the design, not from the first email.

  1. Free consultation (day 0): we talk through your goals; you get a fixed quote and plan within 48 hours.
  2. Design (week 1): wireframe and visual design for your approval before any code.
  3. Build (weeks 2–3): development with a live staging link you can watch progress on.
  4. Launch (weeks 3–4): deployment, SEO indexing, analytics, and a handover walkthrough.

Practical matters, wherever you are

Hiring a developer in another country raises fair questions. Here are the answers before you have to ask.

Why hire me and not an agency?

With an agency you talk to an account manager and hope the message survives three handoffs. With me, the person you talk to is the person who designs, codes, deploys, and optimizes your site. I've shipped my own consumer marketplace to production — celinaeda.ru, with 100+ Google-indexed SEO pages — so I treat your site the way I treat my own products.

Purchases is the second one: a Java 17 and Spring Boot platform with token authentication and per-role access control, public on GitHub, so you can read my code before you hire me. Both systems are mine end to end — architecture, database, frontend, servers and deploy pipeline — and both are still running.

Frequently asked questions

Why do website quotes vary from a few hundred euros to five figures?
Because "website" covers everything from a five-page template to a bespoke build with custom design, technical SEO and integrations. A template will always be cheaper, and if you need a simple online business card this month, that is genuinely the right call. A custom quote buys design shaped around your own customers, code you own outright, and the search visibility a template rarely earns.
Who writes the text and supplies the photos?
You supply the raw material — services, prices, photos, anything already written — and I shape it into page copy that reads well and targets the right search terms. If you have no photography, I use licensed stock images and mark exactly which ones to replace later. Waiting on content is the single most common reason a build slips past four weeks.
What happens if I can't reach you two years from now?
Your site keeps running, because nothing is locked to me. The domain and hosting are registered in your name, the code sits in a repository you control, and you get written documentation at handover. It is built on standard, widely used technology, so any competent developer can pick it up without a rewrite. That is what full ownership is actually for.
Can you rebuild my existing site without losing my Google rankings?
Yes — protecting those rankings is part of the job, not an extra. Before launch I map every existing URL to its new address and set permanent redirects, so inbound links and accumulated search authority carry over instead of dying in 404s. Pages that already bring traffic are kept, weak ones are rewritten, and the new sitemap is submitted on day one.
How do you invoice?
You get an itemized invoice in euros.
Can we meet in person?
The first conversation is a video call at a time that suits you, wherever you are. After that everything runs on a staging link you can open yourself, so you are never waiting for a status email.