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Websites,
that make your business easier to understand.

I design and develop WordPress websites for businesses in Vejle and throughout Denmark—with a clear structure, a visual style that suits your business, and a technical solution that’s easy to build upon.

You’ll have one dedicated point of contact throughout the entire process: from the initial discussion about design and development to the launch and support once the site is live.

Your website needs to both look good and work well.

A good website should make it easy for your visitors to understand who you are, what you offer, and what their next step should be.

That’s why I treat web design and web development as a single, integrated process. You won’t have to coordinate between a designer, a developer, and a hosting provider—I handle the entire project, from design and development in WordPress to launch and ongoing support.

Structure and Overview
Content and navigation are structured so that your visitors can quickly find what they're looking for.
Web Design That's Right for You
The visual identity is based on your business and the way you want to interact with your customers.
WordPress Development That Lasts
I build websites with a focus on speed, mobile responsiveness, and a technical setup that's easy to maintain.
Post-Launch Support
Once the site is live, I can handle the hosting, updates, and ongoing changes, so you won't be left on your own afterward.

Web design that starts with
for your business.

Before I start working on the design, I familiarize myself with your business, your customers, and the content the site will feature. This provides a clear direction for the structure and visual style, so that the design supports what you want to convey, rather than just looking good.

Whether you’re looking for a simple, understated look or something more striking, the goal is the same: a website that suits your business and works well in practice.

Your Business and Your Customers
I start by understanding what you offer, who you want to reach, and what they should be able to find. That’s the starting point for all design decisions.
User-friendly experience
Text, buttons, and layout are designed together so that it’s clear what your visitors should read and what their next step should be.
Collaboration and Direction
You'll work directly with me and see the design early on, so we can adjust the direction as we go—before the site is fully built.

Your website also needs to work behind the scenes

You never see most of the technical work. But it plays a major role in determining whether the website is fast, can be found on Google, routes inquiries to the right place, and is easy to build upon.

Will the page load quickly?
I optimize images and keep the layout as simple as possible so that the page doesn't become heavier than necessary and works well on both computers and mobile devices.
What happens to Google when it undergoes a redesign?
Structure, headings, and metadata are planned out as the page is being built. If old URLs are changed, I set up redirects so that existing links don't just lead to dead ends.
Are the forms and integrations working?
Forms are set up and tested to ensure that submissions are received. If the page is to be linked to, for example, a booking system, newsletter, or other systems, the connection is tested before launch.
Can the website grow along with the company?
Recurring content—such as products, projects, or employees—can be organized in a structured way, making it easier to maintain and expand later.

Websites for Various Needs

Not all businesses need the same kind of website. Some just need to be presented clearly and simply. Others have products, projects, multiple languages, or special features that require a little more.

For example, these could be:

New Website
When you're starting from scratch, or when your current website no longer accurately reflects your business.
Redesign of Your Current Website
When the content is still relevant, but the design, structure, or technology is no longer up to date.
Multilingual website
When you have customers in multiple markets and need language versions that are consistent and easy to keep up to date.
Product and Project Overviews
When you have a large number of products, references, or case studies that need to be displayed in a clear and organized way so your visitors can quickly find what they're looking for.
Special Features
When your website needs to do more than just display text and images—such as filtering, booking, or integrating with systems you already use.

How I work.

You don’t need to know the process in advance. Here are the steps a typical website project goes through—and you’ll have the same point of contact throughout the entire process, from the initial conversation until the site goes live.

01
First conversation.
You tell me about your business and what you want the website to do. I'll take a look at what you have now and give you a clear quote.
02
Structure and Content.
I'll create a plan for the pages, content, and navigation so you know what needs to be included—and what I need from you.
03
Design.
I'll create a design proposal for you to review. I'll adjust it based on your feedback before moving forward.
04
Build.
The website is built in WordPress with the content, features, and technical settings it needs.
05
Test and review.
I'll test the page on a computer, tablet, and phone and check the links and forms. Then I'll send you the page for review.
06
The Launch and Afterward.
I'll make sure the site goes live securely. Afterward, I can continue to be your primary point of contact for hosting, maintenance, and updates.

How much does a website cost?

The price depends on the scope of the project and the website’s intended functionality. A simple website for a small business is a different project than a multilingual solution with many products and specialized features.

+ Scope and Starting Point
The number of pages and the amount of content matter a lot—and whether you need a completely new website or if some elements from the current one can be reused.
+ More languages
Each language version must be set up and structured correctly. The more languages there are, the more content and formatting must be taken into account.
+ Features and Content Types
Product overviews, projects, filtering, booking, or integration with other systems require more development work than standard text pages.
+ Help with text and images
Do you already have the text and images ready, or would you like me to help with the structure, text, and image selection? The amount of material that needs to be prepared also affects the scope of the project.

Once I understand the project, I’ll provide you with a clear quote so you know what’s included—and what you might expect. The initial consultation is non-binding.

Questions?
Here are the short answers.

Here are the answers to the questions I’m asked most often before we begin working together.

If you can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact me anytime.

+45 2665 3284
lp@studiolp.dk

A typical business website takes about 4–6 weeks to complete, provided that content and decisions can be provided on an ongoing basis. Larger or more complex projects take longer—once I understand the scope of the project, I’ll provide you with a realistic timeline.

Yes. It’s not always necessary to start from scratch. I first look at the current solution and assess what can be reused and what should be changed.

You know your business and your customers best, so your input and feedback are important. If you have text and images, I’ll use those as a starting point—otherwise, I’ll help with the structure, copy, and image selection. Right from the start, I’ll discuss with you what I need.

Yes. If you’re starting from scratch or want a more cohesive look, I can help with the logo, colors, typography, and a simple visual direction. It doesn’t have to be a major branding process.

Yes. The website is being built so that regular text and images can be updated without any technical knowledge. I’ll go over it with you before the site is handed over.

Yes. The website is yours, and you are not required to stay with Studio LP in order to keep or continue using it.

Yes, but these are separate services that you can opt for. With web hosting, I handle updates, daily backups, and ongoing monitoring. With a support agreement, you have access to ongoing assistance with changes and further development.

You won’t be on your own once the site goes live. If you have hosting or a support agreement with me, you’ll have one dedicated person to contact if a problem arises. I’ll help you figure out what’s wrong and what it will take to fix it.

AI is a great tool for generating ideas and creating quick drafts. But a website also needs to have a clear structure, function properly from a technical standpoint, be discoverable on Google, and be easy to maintain. I’m happy to use modern tools when it makes sense—but it’s the big-picture perspective and experience that make all the difference.

Are you thinking about creating a new website or redesigning your current one?

Give me a call or send me a message, and I’ll have a no-obligation chat with you about what you need and where it makes sense to start. You’ll be speaking directly with me—the same person who will design and build your website.