Custom websites and integrations that solve real problems — more sales, better SEO, less overhead. I design, build, and maintain everything myself. No agencies, no handoffs.
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These are not templates. They are clear ways to start a serious project without spending the first week guessing scope.
You send references, a deadline, and what needs to work. I sketch the structure fast — no long discovery phase, no wasted weeks.
We iterate in Figma together. Fast feedback rounds until it looks right and feels like yours — not like a template someone else made.
Clean code. Custom built. No drag-and-drop, no Wix, no mystery. Built properly so it can be maintained without calling me every month.
Deployed, tested, and handed over. SEO basics in place. You leave knowing how to use it.
3 months of post-launch support included with every project. After that, optional monthly maintenance keeps it running properly.
Rotterdam became home while working at architecture firms here for almost four years. Taught myself to code during COVID. Evenings and weekends. Common thread: making things that actually work with an immense desire for perfection.
How I structure a website is how I'd plan a building — where people look first, how they move through it, what they remember. The architecture background is not the headline, but it shows up in the decisions: hierarchy, flow, constraints, and details that do not fall apart later.
Nothing beats watching someone use something I built without needing instructions.
I take on a limited number of serious projects. Every one is designed, built, and maintained by me — you are not handed off to a third party or a generic setup.
When I'm not at a screen I'm out with a camera — buildings, streets, cities. Photography →
For websites, stores, festival systems, and creative businesses with a real budget and a reason to build. Send references, your deadline, and what needs to work. I'll tell you if it's a good fit.
DM @bigolssPhotography keeps me honest. Forces me to look at the world as it is, not how I want it to be. When I'm not at a screen, I'm walking around with a camera.
Buildings, streets, cities. Rotterdam, Tbilisi, Iran, wherever else I end up. Self-published zines — sold about 50 copies internationally via crowdfunding. Available for commissions: architecture, interiors, urban environments.
Furniture and objects made from recycled paper, metal, and plastic. Two years at Plasticiet — moulds, material testing, finished pieces. Code is clean, but plastic is messy. I like getting my hands dirty.
Also film sets, light installations for collectors, prototypes. Custom work on request.
I write about freelancing and how I organise work. Mostly things I've figured out the hard way.