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A website that keeps up with your business

I design the structure, write the copy, and build your new website, or refresh your existing one. I also handle the technical side after launch.

A website is the sum of many small pieces

As a business owner, you don't need to know everything that goes into a website. There's a lot behind a finished site, but with the right partner, you don't have to worry about each piece yourself.

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You update the site without a developer

The content and images are yours to manage. Changing text takes a couple of minutes and doesn't need a developer, so a new price, updated opening hours, or a fresh photo can go live the same day.

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The content editor, where text and images get updated

Change the text in two minutes

Open the content editor, change the text, and publish. The layout and structure stay intact, because they were built to fit your site.

A solid foundation behind the scenes

The site doesn't depend on paid third-party plugins whose pricing or behavior can change without warning. That keeps the technical quality consistent, with no surprises to plan around.

The same person answers the phone

I keep an eye on the site so it keeps working and stays technically current, and I pick up the phone when you call.

What a finished site means in practice

Customers find you

The site is built so Google understands what you offer and where. Local searchers find your business exactly when they need the service.

The site builds trust

It works on a phone, loads fast, and looks professional instead of like a stock template. The first impression is a quality one.

Getting in touch is easy

Contact details and the contact form are clearly visible. The customer knows right away what to do next.

Five phases, from planning to launch

Phase 01

Planning & structure

I find out what your business sells and to whom. That's what shapes the site's structure.

Phase 02

Content & copy

I write the copy in Finnish and English so it works for both readers and search engines.

Phase 03

Visual design

The look is built from the same building blocks throughout, so it stays consistent.

Phase 04

Technical build

The site is coded from scratch, without a ready-made theme, just what you need.

Phase 05

Launch & upkeep

I transfer the domain, publish the site, and walk you through editing the content.

Not everything needs building right away

For a new company, I often suggest starting with a simple landing page and finding out what actually draws customers in. We don't build websites just to build them. Instead, we work out together which direction your website and online presence should take.

Start with what brings customers in now

The first version covers the essentials: what you do, who it's for, and how to reach you.

See what actually works

After launch, we watch what visitors do on the site and where enquiries come from.

Grow based on what we learn

The next steps, a new page or online booking for example, get decided by what we've learned, not by guesswork.

One familiar person from start to finish

You won't need to explain things again to different people, or wait weeks for small updates.

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Konsta Holm, Founder

I build websites for small businesses without their own technical staff. I plan the structure, write the copy, and make sure the site keeps running well after launch too.

You don't need to learn any tools yourself. You tell me what you need, I take care of the rest, and explain clearly what happens next.

Ready to start?

Tell me about your business or send your current site's address, and you'll get a concrete proposal.