- 1Clarify
Define the brief before production starts.
I help turn a loose need into a clear direction: what the site should achieve, what it needs to say, which technology fits, and where the real work sits.
This is often the most useful part of the project. A calm hour spent understanding the shape of the problem can save weeks of building the wrong thing beautifully.
- Work out what is needed
- Shape the project
- Choose the right route
- 2Make
Design and build the site as one piece of work.
I design websites visually and then build them, from first sketch to finished site. WordPress fits complex content and systems; leaner stacks fit simpler sites that do not need the overhead.
- Design the website
- Build the right system
- Strengthen the brand
- 3Show up
Give the site the words, images, and routes in.
A useful website needs more than templates and placeholders. I can help with original photography, search, paid campaigns, and email, so the site has substance and a way to reach people.
- Create original images
- Help people find you
- Keep in touch with them
- 4Look after
Keep the site useful once it is live.
Launch is not the end of the job. I handle updates, security, hosting support, and the small changes that stop a site drifting out of date.
- Keep things updated
- Keep the site safer
- Help when things change
How I help
The useful work often starts before the website.
I have been helping businesses, charities, and organisations build their digital presence since 1997. I am usually most useful when the brief is still a little tangled: what needs saying, what should be built, what can be simplified, and what will need care after launch.
- One person The thinking, design, build, and support stay connected.
- Since 1997 Enough time on the web to know where projects drift.
- Still here I build websites to be looked after, not abandoned.
What clients say
"Magnus is a person who is really listening to your professional needs. I have been working with him for at least ten years. He has created several internet sites, landing pages, communication and publicity for my company. It was a pleasure to work with him because every project was finally simple and very efficient."Leonie Biasotto, France
Start simply
Tell me what feels unclear.
Send a short note about what exists, what feels stuck, and what you hope the site will make easier. I will help work out the right kind of help from there.