modern websites your clients will trust*

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*and love

About me
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Hi! I'm raf, freelance web designer and developer.

I design and build websites to make your offer clear and help visitors find their way around. I work through the structure and visual design first, then develop the site around what you need. Away from work, I’m usually listening to music or skateboarding.

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Projects

A look at my web design and development work.

Note Project examples are on the way. Case studies are being prepared, so the slots below are placeholders for now.

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Services

Design, development, and support for your website.

  • Design

    I shape the structure and visual direction around your goals, so visitors can quickly understand what you offer and what to do next.

Roadmap

Here's how we'll get there, step by step.

FAQ

Any questions? Here's what clients ask before reaching out.

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Who is this for?

I work with people and small teams who need a new website or a clearer, more useful version of the one they have. Tell me what you’re trying to achieve and we can see if I’m a good fit.

How much does a website cost?

It depends on the pages, features, and content your project needs. Share your goals and rough scope, and I can discuss an estimate with you.

How long does it take to build a website?

The schedule depends on the project’s scope and how quickly content and feedback are ready. Once we’ve discussed the details, I can suggest a realistic timeline.

Can you update or redesign my existing website?

Yes. I can help improve an existing site or plan a redesign. We’ll first look at what’s working, what needs to change, and the scope involved.