Good at what you do.
Let your website show it.

Website design for businesses across the Netherlands. I’m Tommy, a designer based in Harderwijk. I bring your message, page structure, and design together so customers understand your offer and know what to do next.

Tell me what you’re working on

A clear offer. A useful next step.

Does this sound familiar?

For business owners whose website no longer reflects the work they do. You might be starting something new, replacing an awkward site, or making an established business easier to understand online.

Start with what your customer needs to know.

A new website starts before the first screen. We look at your offer, the people you want to reach, and the questions they need answered before getting in touch. That gives the website a job beyond looking good.

I use that direction to shape the page structure and content. The aim is a straightforward journey: recognise the problem, understand your approach, see relevant evidence, and take the next step.

Bring the words and design together.

Positioning, content direction, and responsive design belong in the same conversation. We work through the important pages together, with enough detail for you to judge the message and how the site feels on a phone as well as a larger screen.

The agreed scope can include the build and handover. If specialist development is needed, I make that clear in the proposal, including who does what. You keep a direct line to the person shaping the experience.

Keep what still works.

A redesign does not mean starting from nothing. Existing pages, useful content, recognisable parts of your brand, and the way customers already find you all deserve a look before we change them.

We agree which pages to keep, improve, or replace. When URLs change, the launch plan should route visitors to the right successor. Search visibility and a working contact journey are part of the handover, not details to discover afterwards.

A scope we agree together.

  • A clear direction for your offer and audience
  • Page structure and content/copy direction
  • Responsive page designs and an agreed build scope
  • A handover shaped around how you want to manage the site

We agree the deliverables, timing, and cost in a proposal before starting. The project takes shape around what you need.

A look at the work.

Sprankl Reclame homepage with a purple introduction, team photography, and overlapping panels.

Sprankl Reclame, view case

Brand strategy · Web design

A creative business. A website with the same spark.

Brand strategy and web design for Sprankl Reclame: connecting their creative positioning with clear content, expressive design, and team photography.

BOX Harderwijk self-storage homepage with its storage offer and a prominent booking action.

BOX Harderwijk, view case

Brand strategy · Landing page

A clearer route to the space you need.

Tommy’s brand strategy and landing-page design for BOX Harderwijk, with customer-focused messaging and a clear route towards booking.

Fair questions.

What does a website cost?

The scope determines the price: the number and type of pages, the content we need to develop, and any integrations or special functionality. We start with a conversation, then I put the agreed work and cost into a proposal before we begin.

Can you improve an existing website?

Yes. We first look at what is getting in the way. A clearer structure or message may be enough; a larger redesign makes sense when the current foundation cannot support what you need. The proposal follows that assessment.

Can I update the website myself?

We agree how you want to manage content before choosing the build approach. If self-editing is needed, that becomes part of the scope and handover. A content management system is a choice we make together.

Do I need to be in Harderwijk?

No. I work with businesses across the Netherlands in English. We agree how to share work, give feedback, and keep decisions moving as part of the project.

Have something in mind?
Let’s talk.

Tell me what’s on your mind.
We’ll figure out the next step together.

Ready to say hi?