About the service
I build turnkey websites on the Tilda builder and deliver a finished, published site rather than a half-assembled template. Over the past years I have assembled landing pages, multi-page business sites and portfolios, and I know how to make Tilda look custom instead of generic. If you have a logo, a rough idea and some text, that is enough for me to start.
I begin by agreeing on the structure and the visual direction with you, then I assemble the pages block by block, adjust spacing, typography and colours so the design feels considered, and fill everything with your content. I set up working contact and application forms that send submissions to your mailbox or messenger, connect the analytics, and make sure the layout looks right on phones and tablets, which is where most of your visitors will be.
When the site is ready I connect your domain, publish it, and walk you through editing texts and images yourself so you are not dependent on me for small changes. The price covers a complete site of the agreed size with real content, adaptive layout and forms that work. I keep the deadline short and stay in touch throughout, sending you previews at each stage so there are no surprises at the end.
I begin by agreeing on the structure and the visual direction with you, then I assemble the pages block by block, adjust spacing, typography and colours so the design feels considered, and fill everything with your content. I set up working contact and application forms that send submissions to your mailbox or messenger, connect the analytics, and make sure the layout looks right on phones and tablets, which is where most of your visitors will be.
When the site is ready I connect your domain, publish it, and walk you through editing texts and images yourself so you are not dependent on me for small changes. The price covers a complete site of the agreed size with real content, adaptive layout and forms that work. I keep the deadline short and stay in touch throughout, sending you previews at each stage so there are no surprises at the end.