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Website design & build
Concept, design, build and handover. No template.
- Concept and structure
- Design made to measure
- Build and handover
- Being found — SEO and LLMO
per project
From drawing boardto website.
Every project starts with a blank sheet and a conversation. The tools carry it out — the idea comes from the maker.
Book a call- 01 — Het gesprekEerst uitzoeken wat het moet doen.Voor wie het is, waarom nu, en waar het naartoe moet.
- 02 — De tekeningStructuur, beweging en toon op papier.Pas als dat staat, wordt er een regel code geschreven.
- 03 — De siteEn dan bouwen we jouw digitale aanwezigheid.Snel, vindbaar, en van jou — geen template met jouw logo erop.
What I do
Two ways to work together: building a site, and keeping it sharp afterwards. What else is possible is listed below — not because it all has to go in, but so you know what there is to choose from.
Sheet 01 — services
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Maintenance & growth
Ongoing, monthly. Cancel whenever you want.
- Updates and backups
- Continuous improvements
- Measuring and adjusting
- Reachable when you have questions
per month
Sheet 02 — what's possible
Speed
Images cut to size, no heavy libraries, everything rendered ahead of time where it can be.
Findability
Structure, headings and structured data that match what people actually type.
LLMO
Written so language models quote you properly — increasingly that is where the search starts.
Motion
Transitions, scroll animation, things that flow into one another. Like this page.
Dynamic
Whatever changes often lives outside the code, so you can update it yourself.
Multilingual
One structure, two or more languages, without a second site.
Measurement
Which pages bring in enquiries, and which search brought people in.
Accessible
Keyboard, screen reader and contrast worked out, not hoped for.
Wat een project kost hangt af van wat het moet doen — en dus van wat je hiervan nodig hebt. Dat is precies wat we in het eerste gesprek uitzoeken.
Plan een gesprekHow I work
Four steps, and after each one you know where you stand. No twelve-page quote up front, but a conversation, a plan, and only then building — so you never pay for something you still have to find out is right.
- 01
First call
Twenty minutes. What it has to do, for whom, and why now.
What it gets youYou know what you're starting, I know whether I'm the right one.
- 02
Discovery
Working out what's already there, what works and what's in the way.
What it gets youA plan that says what can go and what needs adding.
- 03
Design
Structure, motion and tone. Only once that stands does anything get built.
What it gets youYou can picture it before a line of code is written.
- 04
Handover
Live, measured, and handed over so you can carry on with it yourself.
What it gets youA site that works, and the keys to go with it.
Work
Three sites: a SaaS product, a musician and a consultancy. Each image is the whole page, not the first screen — it scrolls by itself. Next to each one is what went into it; behind the title is the full story.
Ticketapp
Marketing website · SaaS
- Audiences as separate labels around the hero
- One claim on screen, no introductory paragraph
- Dark mode and NL/EN built in
Jurienne
Saxophonist · Website
- Vertical accordion: five shows, one row
- Images carry the site, typography keeps quiet
- Bilingual, in the tone of a performance
AI Advanced Business Group
Website · own company
- Your own tools in the hero, not an abstract offer
- Three levels of involvement instead of packages
- A section on what does not get done
About
Amsterdam — 2026
I build websites and brands that people remember. Not because I found a template that works — but because I understand how a digital presence and business growth hang together.
Alongside Den Studio I run AI Advanced Group, a consultancy that helps European companies implement AI. That combination gives me a perspective most agencies don't have: I think in systems, not only in pixels.
I use those tools here too. The thinking is not outsourced — a generated site is a template with your logo on it. First we work out what it has to bring across and where it has to lead, and only then does anything get built.
I work with a small number of clients at a time, so every project gets the attention it deserves. No conveyor belt, no vague timeline.
Dennis MeulendijkBased in Amsterdam. Working across the Netherlands and beyond.
Contact
What happens next
- You hear back within a day
From me, not from an assistant or a form confirmation.
- Twenty minutes on the phone
What it has to do, for whom, and why now. Costs nothing.
- Only then a proposal
With a price that makes sense, because by then we know what we're talking about.
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