Most websites are noise.
I don't make those.
Compositions
Schöpfung
Œuvre complète
I take on a handful of companies a year. The rest I turn down. Technical discipline, editorial restraint, nothing wasted. If you came for cheap, fast and forgettable, you came to the wrong door.
Before anything gets drawn, I read you. How you talk, how you want to be read, what you actually are. If there's nothing there, I'll tell you.
What you get isn't a product. It's a composition built for one company and no other. No templates, no stock, no filler. Every element earns its place or it's gone.
One surface: a single deliberate page where typography and rhythm carry the whole. For a presence that asks for focus, not breadth. One clear gesture, fully resolved.
I take on a handful of companies a year. The rest I turn down. Technical discipline, editorial restraint, nothing wasted. If you came for cheap, fast and forgettable, you came to the wrong door.
Before anything gets drawn, I read you. How you talk, how you want to be read, what you actually are. If there's nothing there, I'll tell you.
What you get isn't a product. It's a composition built for one company and no other. No templates, no stock, no filler. Every element earns its place or it's gone.
One surface: a single deliberate page where typography and rhythm carry the whole. For a presence that asks for focus, not breadth. One clear gesture, fully resolved.
Supervision
Zeitgeist
Direction
A site doesn't stay right on its own. Type drifts, spacing loosens, the original intent rots. Most people don't notice until it's too late.
Each month I read the work again. Refine the type, retune the layout, restore what slipped. Small corrections that keep the whole composed. This is curation, not a support ticket.
Bigger moves. New surfaces and full redesigns sit outside this rhythm. For people who treat a digital presence as a living work, not a thing they bought once. End it whenever you want. The site stays yours; only my hand leaves.
Tech Stack
Technologisches Portfolio
Écosystème technique
The work lives at the edge. Fast everywhere, close to whoever's reading. Cloudflare and Fly.io. No single datacenter, no bottleneck.
Everything ships 4×100 on Lighthouse: performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript where that's enough; Next.js, React and Tailwind only when the work demands it. I don't ship weight to look serious.
SSL, responsive, accessible, fast. That's the floor, not a feature. Git and CI/CD keep delivery clean. Nostr, Bitcoin, WebRTC and XMPP when the work is decentralised or real-time, not because it reads well in a deck.
Where it matters, the logic stays protected. The creative core stays singular. Unique output takes unique input.