Meine Leistungen — Brand, Web, Video, Foto.

Yes, I set up the right hosting for your website. With Webflow, hosting runs directly through Webflow; I take care of the domain, DNS, technical settings and a clean handover.

Yes, if you'd like, I'll continue to support you after launch. That can mean technical maintenance, minor adjustments, content updates or the strategic development of your website and brand.

Yes, I support you with maintenance, updates and the ongoing development of your website. You can maintain much of the content yourself later on; for technical or strategic matters, I remain available on request.

Yes, if the existing website can sensibly be continued, both technically and strategically. I first review the system, content, design state and goals; then we decide together whether an update or a clean relaunch makes more sense.

Yes, I can build e-commerce websites and digital sales funnels. Depending on the goal, I use Webflow, Stripe, Shopify or a suitable combination of website, checkout and product logic.

To get started I need your goal, offer, target audience, existing brand, available content and the key requirements for the website or design. If text, images or structure are still missing, I can develop these elements as part of the project.

You can reach out through the contact form or book a strategy call directly. I'll take a quick look at what you need and figure out with you whether an audit, a project or a different next step makes the most sense.

That depends on indexing, technical quality, content, competition and your website's authority. I optimise Webflow sites so that search engines can read the content cleanly: with structure, meta data, performance, internal linking and the right schema data.

The timeline depends on scope, the state of your content, decision-making paths and technical complexity. A clear structure, available content and quick approvals speed up the process; branding, CMS, animations or shop features make it correspondingly more involved.

Once you've decided, we start by clarifying goals, structure and priorities. From there we define the project scope, the next steps and the foundation for design, Webflow build or brand work.

Communication stays clear and project-focused: depending on the project, via email, calls, Loom videos or a shared tool like Notion. You get traceable progress at every step instead of vague back-and-forth.

Webflow is an all-in-one platform for web design and web development that lets designers and developers build websites.

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My Webflow projects combine brand strategy, design system, clean structure and technical execution. It's not just about a good-looking website, but about a presence that positions you clearly, feels high-end and stays easy to maintain later on.

Yes, Webflow is well suited to self-managed content. Text, images, projects, blog articles or products can be set up through CMS structures so that you don't need a developer for every change.

Yes, Webflow works very well for structured content like projects, references, products, resources or blog articles. The key is a cleanly planned CMS model, so content can be maintained logically and served flexibly.

Yes, Webflow gives you a solid SEO foundation: clean page structure, meta titles, descriptions, alt text, redirects, fast delivery and CMS-based content. I build on that with information architecture, structured data and content that's clear to both people and search engines.

Webflow can be used in a GDPR-aware way when hosting, cookies, forms, tracking, the privacy policy and data processing agreements are handled properly. I can prepare the technical side; the legal review should, where needed, be done by a suitably qualified party.

Webflow is often the better choice when design freedom, custom structure, CMS, animations and a professional brand presence matter. A simple builder can be enough for very small sites; Webflow shows its strength when the website needs to grow and feel high-end.

Yes, e-commerce is possible with Webflow. Depending on scope, Webflow on its own can be enough, or it can be combined with Stripe, Shopify, Foxy or a custom checkout setup.

Yes, your existing domain can usually be kept and connected to Webflow. I'll help you with DNS, redirects and the technical migration, so the switch runs cleanly.

Yes, I offer Webflow training tailored to your project and your team. The focus is on confidently maintaining the CMS, pages, responsiveness, SEO basics and the areas you want to take over yourself later on.

I offer both: Webflow development and strategic branding. That way the brand, content, design system and website can grow together, rather than being awkwardly aligned with each other after the fact.

The timeline depends on scope, content, feedback rounds and technical complexity. A landing page, a CMS system, a shop or a branding relaunch each call for different planning and execution.

Yes, Webflow creates site backups that let you restore older versions. On top of that, it's worth documenting important structural and custom-code changes properly.

Yes, moving from WordPress to Webflow is possible. Beforehand I review content, SEO structure, URLs, features and CMS needs, so the migration, redirects and rebuild are planned cleanly.

Yes, Webflow can be used for e-commerce, especially with manageable product catalogues and heavily designed sales pages. For more complex shops, I assess whether Webflow alone is enough or whether a combination with Stripe, Shopify or a separate checkout solution makes more sense.

Partly, yes. Simple interactions can be maintained in Webflow; more complex GSAP animations usually need a clear setup with documented parameters, so you don't have to work directly in the code later on.

Yes, provided the website is built cleanly for it. I structure the CMS, components and editable areas so that you can change content without breaking the layout or the technical foundation.

Yes, I can migrate existing websites to Webflow. This involves reviewing content, page structure, SEO-relevant data, redirects and CMS requirements, so the relaunch is clean not only visually but also technically.

Webflow often makes sense when design freedom, easy maintenance, fast delivery and less plugin upkeep matter. WordPress can still be the right fit for certain systems; the better choice depends on content, features, team and long-term maintenance.

GSAP is a JavaScript library for precise, high-performance web animation. I use GSAP in Webflow projects when Webflow's native interactions aren't enough and the animations need to feel stronger, more controlled or more distinctive.

A typical Webflow project depends heavily on scope, content, CMS structure, animations and the amount of coordination involved. After a short review, I can map out the process concretely and define the next steps.

I optimise Webflow websites through a clean page structure, semantic headings, meta data, alt text, internal linking, fast load times and structured data. I also make sure the content answers clear questions and is easy for AI search systems to understand and cite.

I plan Webflow sites responsively so that layout, typography, images, navigation and interactions work cleanly on mobile devices. What matters isn't just breakpoints, but also load time, touch handling and clear content priorities.

Webflow is a good fit when you want a custom-designed website that can be maintained later without a classic developer setup. Webflow is particularly strong for brand presences, landing pages, CMS structures, portfolio sites and high-end marketing websites.

Yes, website and branding can be planned as one package. That often makes sense, because positioning, visual identity, content and Webflow build then come out of a single system.

No, I don't build in hidden costs. After launch there may be ongoing external costs, for example Webflow hosting, domain, tools, licenses or optional support; these points are discussed transparently in advance.

Yes, individual services are possible as long as they're clearly defined. Typical examples are an audit, a logo update, UX wireframes, Webflow support, a landing page or content production.

A monthly design retainer is based on scope, availability and the type of work involved. It makes sense for companies that regularly need design, Webflow, content or campaign material and don't want to commission every task separately.

The cost depends on scope, page structure, design ambition, CMS, animations, integrations and content requirements. Once these points are clarified, you receive a transparent quote with a clearly defined scope of work.

The price for a branding project depends on whether it's just a logo and visual basics, or strategy, positioning, tone of voice, design system, applications and rollout. I define the scope upfront, so it's clear what's included and what isn't.

A professional Webflow website is priced by scope, design level, CMS structure, animations, integrations and content requirements. For a reliable estimate, I first review your goal, page structure and technical requirements.

I don't produce specialised photorealistic 3D renderings myself. When a project needs 3D visualisation, product rendering or animation, I can bring in the right partners from my network and take over the art direction.

Yes, photography and video can be part of a website or brand project. The aim is content that fits the brand and works consistently across website, social media and campaigns.

Yes, I concept and produce brand films, social clips and short campaign videos. Depending on the project I handle story, shot list, shoot, editing, colour grading, motion design or AI-assisted content production.

Yes, I design packaging, labels and POS materials when they fit the brand or campaign task. What counts is the target audience, brand impact, legibility, print-ready artwork and whether it's technically feasible to produce.

Yes, I support brand development, rebranding and visual repositioning. Depending on what you need, that includes positioning, logo, colour world, typography, tone of voice, imagery, design system and website.

Yes, existing logos or corporate designs can be analysed and developed further in a targeted way. It's often not about starting from scratch, but about clearer rules, better typography, more precise colours and more consistent application.

Yes, content production can be part of a project: copy, photos, videos, illustrations, icons or AI-assisted visuals. What matters is that the content fits the brand and supports the website, social media or campaign.

The right license depends on how you use the digital product. For private or personal projects, Personal is usually enough. For client projects, paid campaigns or commercial work, you need Commercial. Extended is meant for larger companies, larger reach, or cases where the end client has more than ten employees.

Yes, with the right license. The Commercial license lets you use assets in client projects, as long as the asset is only used as a non-extractable part of a finished result. The source files may not be handed to the client or resold separately.

Personal is for private projects, your own brands and work that isn't resold. Commercial is for solo freelancers and smaller companies that also want to use assets in client projects. Extended is required when larger companies, larger campaigns, multiple brands, high reach or an end client with more than ten employees are involved.

The source files may not be resold, published or handed over to clients as standalone files. Contractors may get access if they work directly on your project and use the files only for that project. In the end the client receives the finished result, not the asset as a reusable source file.

Yes. Once payment goes through, digital products are made available in your download area. You also get a purchase confirmation and the matching license details by email, so it's clear which license applies to your purchase.

Yes. An invoice for your order is created after purchase. For digital products, payment details, license information and billing data are processed so the purchase stays traceable later on.

Yes. You can license up later if it turns out you need a higher tier. Typical cases are moving from your own use to client work, or a project with a larger commercial scope. What matters is the license tier your actual use requires.

No. Reselling, redistributing or marketing the assets as your own product is not allowed. This also applies to template marketplaces, asset stores, download bundles, preset collections and similar offerings. You may use the asset in a finished project — you may not sell the file itself.

No. Using the digital products as training data, as part of a dataset or to develop AI models is not allowed. The products are meant for design, content production, websites, campaigns and finished creative work.

Free teaser downloads are meant as a starting point and cover private, non-commercial use only. If you want to use an asset commercially, in client projects or at a larger scale, you need the matching paid license for the full product.

The shop is built for digital design and content products: overlays, light leaks, letterbox templates, brand templates, guides, audits and, later, courses or larger asset bundles. The goal isn't volume — it's high-quality tools for designers, creators, agencies and marketing teams.

The products are worth it for people and teams who want to build high-quality visuals faster: designers, freelancers, creators, agencies, marketing teams and companies with a steady need for content. They pay off most when you need professional looks without building every asset from scratch.