Need a business website, a customer portal or software for your daily work? I'm Giancarlo Angela, a developer from Aruba based in the Netherlands. I build websites and custom web apps for Aruban businesses, with eight years of production software experience.
Start a projectIndicative prices in euros, excluding VAT. Hosting, subscriptions, translation and maintenance are quoted separately where needed.
A small business website with up to five core pages, supplied text and images, a contact form and two review rounds. A CMS, extra languages and additional layouts are estimated separately.
€1,500 – €4,000
for a small business website
A dashboard, customer portal or internal tool built around one main workflow, limited user roles and at most one straightforward integration. Complex payments, data migration and further workflows are scoped separately.
€4,000 – €10,000
for a small, defined web app
A first product version to test one assumption through one core user journey. Design, accounts and integrations are specified in the quote. The schedule is agreed around my availability.
€5,000 – €12,000
for a focused first release
Help reviewing an architecture, codebase or technical proposal before you make a decision.
€70
per hour
We choose the site's languages before designing it, based on who needs to read the content.
Papiamento, Dutch, English and Spanish all have a place in Aruba. Your customers and the subject of the site determine which languages it needs.
Attentive Customs Consulting publishes in Dutch for its intended audience. A tourism business may need English, while a service for residents may need Papiamento or several languages.
Each language needs content that someone can keep current. I use separate URLs and language metadata so pages can be linked and found individually.
WhatsApp is a common contact route on Aruba. If your customers use it, it should be easy to reach from the site.
A form need not be the only option. We decide which contact methods fit your customers and how you handle enquiries.
Attentive's site includes a form, WhatsApp, phone and an office address. It also states the consultancy's one-business-day response commitment.
I work remotely from the Netherlands. The time difference with Aruba is five or six hours, depending on the season.
My afternoon overlaps with your morning for calls and reviews. I cannot provide regular on-site support in Aruba, so we discuss that need before taking on the work.
We agree the scope and schedule, review working versions and keep decisions in writing. This is how I worked with Attentive Customs Consulting.
Attentive Customs Consulting needed its first website to explain its customs and import services, including ASYCUDA support, bonded warehouses and restitution requests.
I designed and built the services pages, import-process guide, glossary and FAQ. The owner can update the content through a CMS.
Read the case studyI grew up beside the Ayo boulder field in Aruba and named the studio after that place.
Yes. I build web-based software such as customer portals, dashboards and internal tools for Aruban businesses. We start with the workflow you need to improve, then define the users, features and integrations. If an existing product fits, we discuss that before planning a custom build.
I am from Aruba and based in the Netherlands. I take on remote projects for Aruban businesses, including the Attentive website shown here.
Yes. We agree a schedule for calls and working reviews, with written decisions between them. My afternoon overlaps with your morning.
Both, provided the scope fits my capacity. I work independently and reserve up to 20 hours a week for freelance projects.
We can work in English or Dutch, and I speak Papiamento. We discuss the language of the finished site separately, based on your customers.
Yes, when it suits your audience and you have reviewed content for it. Papiamento pages get their own URLs and language metadata.
I invoice in euros by bank transfer. We agree the scope and payment terms in writing before starting. Tell me early about any requirements for your local administration.
You own the website, domain and hosting accounts, with access to the code and documentation.
You receive documentation and a CMS walkthrough where applicable. There is no mandatory maintenance contract; later changes are agreed separately.
The scope, content readiness, feedback and my availability determine the timeline. We agree a realistic delivery date before the project starts.
A small business website is typically €1,500 – €4,000; a small web app €4,000 – €10,000; a focused MVP €5,000 – €12,000. Technical advice is €70/hour. These are Ayo’s indicative EUR prices excluding VAT, for the limited scopes above. Your quote specifies the work, separate costs and schedule.
Tell me what you're working on. I'll tell you how I'd build it, what it would take, and whether I'm the right person for it. No obligation.