If you clicked “Készítette” at the bottom of a site, this is where you land. Hi.
Websites aren’t my main work. Most of what I do sits behind the site: the reports and admin that eat an owner’s week. But a website is often where that work starts. It’s where enquiries come in and people sign up, and where a form either lands somewhere useful or in an inbox nobody checks.
Custom carpentry workshop · Hungary · site in Hungarian
A carpentry workshop near Ráckeve, making built-in furniture, kitchens and wall cladding since 2004. The site shows finished projects and the materials behind them, walks through how a job runs from first plan to installation, and ends with a contact form for private clients and architects.
Visit corpinus.hu ↗
Children's community · Amstelveen · site in Hungarian
A Hungarian language and culture community for children in Amstelveen, running since 2012. Parents use the site to find the right age group, check upcoming events and sign up.
Visit amstelveeni-magyariskola.nl ↗I start with the same question as any other job: what has to happen after someone lands on the page? A quote request, a sign-up, a phone call. Then I build the site around that, and make sure whatever comes in goes somewhere you’ll actually see it.
The site and the domain are yours. If you’d rather I keep it running, that’s Grow: ongoing support on a monthly retainer, like your accountant.
If your site is fine but the enquiries pile up in an inbox, that's the more common problem, and the one I usually get brought in for. Either way, start with a 30-minute call. No pitch.
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