Websites
Websites that explain what you do and bring enquiries
I design and build websites that load fast, read clearly, and guide visitors toward contact or purchase. Next.js for performance and flexibility — the same modern stack behind miroslavo.com and this site; WordPress when you need easy day-to-day editing.
- Conversion-focused structure — clear offer, proof, and calls to action
- Next.js or WordPress depending on what fits your team and budget
- SEO-ready foundations, analytics, and Core Web Vitals in mind from day one
What's included
- Discovery and sitemap — what pages you need and why
- Design aligned with your brand (or help defining it)
- Development, responsive layout, and contact forms
- Basic on-page SEO, analytics setup, and launch checklist
- Training or documentation for content updates where relevant
Who it's for
- Businesses with an outdated site that doesn't convert
- Startups needing a credible web presence quickly
- Companies outgrowing a template or DIY builder
- Teams that want one person from strategy through launch
Real results
Custom Next.js site — miroslavo.com
Miroslavo.com runs on the same modern stack I build for clients — custom Next.js with a works catalogue, commissions, e-commerce, and gallery for an international contemporary art brand. Fast, maintainable, and ready to grow.
New site, gallery & international brand
Miroslavo · International
Pricing
Website projects are fixed price based on scope — number of pages, custom features, content readiness, and platform (Next.js vs WordPress). You get a detailed quote before design starts. Ongoing support and updates available separately.
Common questions
Next.js or WordPress — which do you recommend?
WordPress when you or your team need to edit content often without a developer. Next.js when performance, custom features, or long-term scalability matter most. I'll recommend honestly based on your situation.
Do you write the website copy?
I can structure pages and refine copy you provide, or write key pages where needed. For large sites we agree what you supply vs what I draft.
How long does a new website take?
Typical business sites take 4–10 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on content readiness and complexity. Smaller landing pages can be faster.
Can you improve my existing site instead of rebuilding?
Often yes. Sometimes a redesign, speed fixes, and better structure beat a full rebuild. The free website report is a good starting point to decide.