Page structure
We plan the pages around your services and the questions customers ask. This gives the design a clear purpose.
Website design and development for your business.
I design and build business websites for clients in the Netherlands and Aruba. We plan the pages around your services, content and contact options. If you need to edit the content yourself, a CMS can be included in the quote.
Start a projectWhen you need a new website.
You may need your first website, or a replacement for one that is outdated or hard to edit.
Visitors should quickly understand what you do, who you help and how to contact you.
I start with those questions, then plan the pages and build the site.
What gets built.
Design, development and handover, with the content and features agreed before the build.
Custom design
Layouts, typography and navigation designed around your content and brand.
Loading performance
Image optimisation, responsive layouts and loading performance checked during the build.
On-page SEO as part of the build
Page titles, descriptions, headings, structured data and a sitemap. Multilingual sites also get language-specific URLs and hreflang.
CMS on request
If you want to edit content yourself, I can add a CMS on request, with documentation and a walkthrough. We agree the scope and cost before the build.
Contact forms and links
An enquiry form with validation and a fallback if sending fails. We can also add phone, email or WhatsApp contact links.
What it costs.
This range covers a small business website with up to five core pages, supplied copy and images, a contact form and two review rounds. A CMS, extra languages or additional layouts are quoted separately.
€1,500 – €4,000
for a small business website
Excl. VAT. Quoted for an agreed scope.
We agree the scope and price before work starts. Hosting, paid services, translation and ongoing maintenance are separate costs where needed.
What determines the price
- The number of different page layouts
- Whether you need a CMS, and how much of the site you want to edit
- Whether the copy exists or has to be written
- How many languages it ships in
How it runs.
Scope, content readiness, feedback and my availability determine the schedule. We agree a delivery date before starting.
Step 1
What the site has to say
We agree who the site is for, what it needs to explain and which action visitors should take.
Step 2
Structure, then design
I plan the pages and design them around your content. You review the direction before development.
Step 3
Build, with short loops
You review the working site during the build, with time set aside for feedback and changes.
Step 4
Launch and hand over
I check performance, accessibility and search setup, then walk you through the handover documentation. If a CMS is part of the agreed scope, I show you how to use it.
What is and is not in it.
Included
- Content structure and page architecture
- Bespoke design and build
- On-page SEO, structured data and sitemap
- Core Web Vitals and accessibility
- Enquiry forms and contact routing
- Analytics
- Handover documentation and a walkthrough
Not included
- CMS setup, unless requested and agreed in the quote
- Ongoing SEO campaigns or link building
- Paid advertising management
- Photography and video production
- Copywriting, unless we agree it in scope
- Ongoing maintenance or later changes, unless agreed separately
A project example.
Attentive Customs Consulting needed its first website. I designed and built a site with services, an import-process guide, a glossary and an FAQ.
The owner can edit the content through a CMS. The site is live and the case study explains the build.
Read the case studyBefore we start.
Do I need a CMS?
Only if you want to update content yourself. A CMS is available on request and is not included as standard. We agree which pages need editing, the CMS setup and its cost in the quote.
Will it be on WordPress?
No. I build with Next.js and can add a separate CMS on request. Hosting, dependencies and integrations still need occasional review.
Can you write the copy?
Content structure is included. Writing the finished copy is a separate part of the quote, so let me know if you need it.
What happens after launch?
You own the site and its accounts. There is no mandatory retainer. We can agree maintenance or further changes separately.
How many languages can it run in?
We can support the languages you have content for, each with its own URLs and search setup. Translation and ongoing content updates are scoped separately.
Tell me about your project.
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.