My rate is € 70,00 (VAT excluded)

If you hire me I also offer billing per day, or a flat fee for the whole project.

Depending on the size of your project it can take anywhere between 2 to 6 months.

Things to take into consideration:

• Complexity
  Does it have many different types of content, and/or custom functionalities?
• Number of stakeholders
  In my experience the lower the number of people who have to decide, the quicker the turn-around.
• Time management
  Building a website is a collaborative effort! I do the heavy (tech) lifting but I need your knowledge of your organization, business or community to make it the best it can be. We’ll do regular check-ins and feedback rounds so please make sure you have room in your schedule to help me help you.
• Expertise
  I highly recommend working with other professionals to speed up your project when you don’t have the necessary skills in-house. Copywriting, translation, photography, video, illustration, animation, etc, are all options that can be discussed and incorporated in your project.

Probably not, I’m usually booked for 2 to 3 months in advance.

That doesn’t mean we can’t have a short call to discuss your project; maybe I can refer you to someone else, or we can find a deadline that works for both of us.

Current planning: I’m currently not taking on new projects! I’ll be back in September 2023.

It’s good. It’s solid. It’s not the latest flashy CMS or JavaScript framework, but it does the job. On top of that it’s well maintained, has good documentation, and a lovely community.

Plus, it’s easy to use! So easy, in fact, that you can manage your content yourself. (If you want to, of course; I can always help out.)

Yes, absolutely! I help with common website needs like maintenance, updates, security checks and bug fixing. I also often remain a point of contact for clients to discuss their online services, or to help expand them.

No, I find that it’s near impossible to create a great product when you split the design and development phases; that’s why I prefer to be present for both.

That doesn’t mean I won’t work with other designers or developers – I love working in a small team! – but I don’t enjoy building something without understanding the bigger picture.

No, I’m afraid not. I work for several clients on a part-time basis so I can’t take on any full-time responsibilities. I also don’t enjoy commuting at all, in the age of remote work it feels inefficient.

I’m happy to meet up with you in person for meaningful meetings, workshops or team get-togethers (in Belgium)!