
Design
Designing and building websites from strategy through code, for B2B founders and marketing leads. Most projects launch in two to eight weeks.
Different industries, same starting point. A company that outgrew its site. A brand that never quite made it onto the web. A site nobody internally could update without calling someone first. Some of these I designed. Some I designed and built. The case studies say which, and what actually changed.
All of them are live, so don't take my word for any of it. Open one on your phone. Watch how fast it loads, whether the type holds up at small sizes, whether anything jumps while you scroll. That's usually where the gap between designed and built shows up.
I'm Aleksi. I've spent over a decade designing and building websites, and I do both halves myself: strategy, design, and code. Certified in Webflow, Framer and Sanity, with an MSc in Computer Science behind it.
Working with one person means fewer handovers, faster decisions, and prices that make sense. No account manager relaying your feedback. No kickoff call with a room full of people who won't touch the project. You talk to the person doing the work.

Most projects use all three, in that order. Decide what the company stands for and how the site should be structured, design it, then build it. Plenty of clients arrive with the brand already settled and only need the last two, so take all three or just the part you're missing.
One person carries the whole thing, which means the decision made in the first strategy call is still intact in the code at the end. No brief passed between three companies. No explaining your business twice. Most projects launch in two to eight weeks.
Positioning, site structure, and content priorities settled before anything gets drawn. Then the visual language on top of them: type, colour, and the rules that keep it consistent as the site grows. The result should look like the company you've actually become, and it's built for the web first rather than adapted to it afterwards.
Page design plus a set of reusable blocks your team can stack into new pages without breaking anything. Every state and every screen size decided in the design rather than improvised later in the browser. Design on rails, for whoever is editing the site in month six.
Fast, accessible sites in Webflow, Framer, or Next.js and Sanity, picked for what your team needs to run rather than what I feel like building in. Designed and built by the same pair of hands, so the details survive the trip from design into code. Ready for search and AI from the first line, not patched on after launch.

Most of these come up in the first fifteen minutes anyway. If yours isn't here, ask me directly.
Three things: brand, design, and development. Positioning, structure, and the visual language first. Then the page design and a set of blocks your team can reuse. Then a fast, accessible site built in whatever your team is best placed to run. Take all three, or just the part you're missing.
I'll listen, ask questions, and challenge you when necessary. The best results come when both parties care equally about the project.
I don't leave things unfinished, and I don't hold pointless meetings without a clear goal. Just clear structure, honest discussions, and collaboration that's actually fun.

“Aleksi made a website for my company. The website looks very good and there is clearly a lot of expertise for all situations and problems. He also gave me clear instructions on how to work with the website after it was made, and I always get help right away when I need it. Very satisfied with the service.”

Niila Stark
CFO at Net Works Company Oy


“The website for our company was implemented really quickly. Our wishes regarding the appearance were listened to and the end result is really good. Highly recommended!”

Vikke-Werner Lampén
Co-Founder at LLK Sales Oy

Book a 30-minute call. I'll ask what isn't working, tell you what I'd do about it, and give you a ballpark price if you want one.