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The eye comes from twenty years of photography

I design websites for small businesses, associations and the self-employed. What I bring to it, I didn't learn at a screen — I learned it earlier, with a camera in my hands.

For twenty years, I've worked as a photographer: composition, light, the relationship between surface and empty space. In that time, an eye has developed that isn't limited to the camera, but applies to any designed surface, including a website.

For five years, that eye has been turned to the web. Consulting, design and implementation are all in my hands, along with the content the GDPR requires.

The client comes first, and their requirements set the standard. That's my approach, and it applies equally to every project, whether behind it stands a small business, an association or self-employed work.

More than web design in the narrow sense

Anyone who gets in touch doesn't get a website assembled from separately bought parts. Consulting, design and implementation come from one place, GDPR-compliant content included. For small businesses, associations and the self-employed, that means one point of contact for the whole project.