Web development that works in everyday life.

It depends on the size, content and technical requirements of the project.

A smaller website can often be developed in a few weeks, while larger solutions with multiple pages, languages, special features or a lot of content take longer.

Once I understand the assignment, I give you a realistic overview of the timeline, the process and what I need from you along the way.

Yes. Most websites need to be updated as the company, content or needs change.

I can help with ongoing updates, new sections, content changes, technical adjustments and further development after launch.

I work primarily with WordPress and typically build websites using Bricks, ACF and other professional tools when the project calls for it.

The goal is not to use as many systems as possible, but to choose a solution that is flexible, stable and easy to work with going forward.

Yes. I offer managed WordPress hosting with a focus on stability, security, backups and ongoing maintenance.

This means the website is not just built and then left as-is. It can also be kept up to date, monitored and technically maintained afterwards.

SEO is about making a website easier to find and understand — both for search engines and for people.

In web development, this can include page structure, speed, headings, metadata, image optimisation, redirects and technical setup.

Good SEO does not start only after launch. It should be considered while the website is being built.

Yes, if it makes sense for the solution.

This could include contact forms, newsletter systems, booking systems, payment solutions, Google tools, CRM systems or other tools that need to connect with the website.

I always look for the most stable, user-friendly and practical option.

Security involves several factors: good hosting, SSL, up-to-date software, strong passwords, backups and a sound technical setup.

I build websites with a focus on stability and can also help with ongoing updates, security checks and backups, so your website is not left unprotected after launch.

If you have a hosting or maintenance agreement with Studio LP, I can help with troubleshooting, fixes and technical support.

The goal is that you have one clear person to contact if something is not working — instead of having to figure out on your own whether the problem is WordPress, hosting, plugins, DNS or something else entirely.

AI can be a really useful tool for generating ideas, suggesting text and creating quick drafts.

But a website is not just about getting something online. It needs clear structure, solid technical setup, good usability, search visibility and a setup that is easy to maintain afterwards.

I use modern tools when they make sense — but experience, overview and the right decisions are what make the difference between a quick fix and a website that actually works in practice.

The price depends on how extensive the website needs to be, how much content needs to be created, and whether there is a need for special features, multiple languages, SEO, hosting, or ongoing support.

Once I know the details of the project, I can give you a clear quote so you know what’s included—and what you might need to expect.