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Web Design & Software Development from Kufstein

Websites that make your offer clearand run smoothly.

For self-employed professionals, service providers, and small businesses that need to be understood more quickly online. I organise the offer, content, and technology so visitors can see the next step and the website remains practical to run.

Based inKufstein, Austria
ApproachPersonal & direct
ServicesWeb design, development, content

Services

Service path 01

New website & redesign

When a website is missing or no longer fits the offer: this path covers page structure, understandable content, and an orderly route to launch.

New websiteRedesignRelaunch
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Service path 02

Technical implementation & development

When a form must arrive, an integration needs a predictable flow, or an existing solution requires a focused extension.

Web developmentFormsSystems
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Service path 03

Support after launch

When updates, checks, and smaller adjustments need a named responsibility after publication.

SupportUpdatesFurther development
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Selected websites

Die Mediatorin

die-mediatorin.de

Complete website consolidated from two existing sites

Live

I combined two existing presences, reorganised and revised the content, and delivered the new shared website through publication.

Type

Client project

Service

Concept through launch

Additional work

Content from two websites

Information ArchitectureContent CoordinationDesign & Development

Mediation, contract work, and the personal profile received one consistent and easy-to-follow page structure.

Saviera

saviera.de

Complete website for Petra Schmidt’s practice

Live

For Saviera, I developed the structure, visual design, and responsive website as a complete standalone presence.

Type

Client project

Service

Concept through launch

Scope

Design & development

ConceptDesignDevelopment

The website presents the services, working approach, and information about Petra Schmidt in a calm, clear structure.

Cochew Records

cochew-records.com

Next.js platform for label, shop, and administration

Live

I developed a complete full-stack application with a public label website, integrated shop, and custom administration area.

Type

Independent build

Service

Concept, design & full stack

System

Website, shop & administration

Next.jsFull StackAdmin System

The administration area manages articles and shop content, artists, releases, events, projects, social links, and configurable homepage sections.

Process

Step 01

Request & first assessment

You describe the goal, current state, and the first open question. I identify whether a new site, redesign, technical build, or ongoing care fits that situation.

Step 02

Strategy & implementation

Together, we decide what visitors need and what the technology must do. I then implement content, design, and development in the agreed order.

Step 03

Launch & clear ownership

Before launch, I check the agreed pages and contact paths. Handover and any later care each receive their own defined scope.

Working style

I plan the pages, design the website, and implement it myself while remaining your direct point of contact. The profile explains this working style and the main business details.

Florian Altendorfer, web designer and software developer from Kufstein

Areas of work

Web DesignSoftware DevelopmentContent StructurePerformance

Contact

Work directly with mePersonal

Tell me what should improve about your website.

Tell me whether this concerns a new website, a redesign, technical work, or ongoing care. A few sentences about the goal and current state are enough. I will tell you honestly which next step appears useful.

Quick request

Project request

Briefly describe your goal, the current state, and what should improve.

Helpful context: what exists today, what should change, and the question you want to answer first.

A brief description is enough. It doesn't need to be perfectly worded.

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