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Strategy, design and engineering for brands that want to be chosen.
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Every euro invested in a website should stand up in a board meeting. That is the standard behind every decision I make.
Nobody remembers a generic website.
Being remembered is what makes a website work: being chosen, being found again, being recommended.
For companies, associations, institutions, cultural projects and independent professionals.
Chosen on the first visit and found on Google.
No more copying work by hand between the website and the office.
Everyday work moves out of spreadsheets.
What the project has to do, for whom and why. Colours can wait.
The proposal, with time to read it, ask questions and decide.
Page by page, already working. What is approved on screen is what goes live.
I fine-tune whatever real use reveals.
From the first email to launch, I’m the one who replies, designs and codes.
Before work starts, I set out in writing the scope, the timeline and the price. Whatever changes later changes in writing.
Once live, a 30-day warranty. Then adjustments and new features, by the hour or by the job, from the person who wrote the code.
A Belgian industrial services company.
“The website raised our profile with industrial clients. The platform changed the way we manage recruitment.”
I’ve been coding since 2016. In 2023 I founded JV Studio.
No project starts from a template: each starts from a blank page and from what there is to say.
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There are no set prices: each project’s price follows the scope and is set in the proposal, valid for 30 days. Half is paid on acceptance and half on delivery, or in stages on larger projects. Prices exclude VAT, except in proposals to consumers, which include it.
In a typical project, a website goes live around week seven, the first version of a web application around week five and a platform around week nine. The exact date is set in the proposal, and meeting it also depends on content and approvals arriving on time.
The code and the domain belong to whoever commissions the project, once it is paid in full: the rights to the code, design and copy pass to the client, with the domain and any accounts in my name. Payment and invoicing accounts are always in the client’s name.
Maintenance is not required: after the warranty, each adjustment is booked when it is needed, with no lock-in and no compulsory monthly fee. Urgent work and larger new features get their own proposal.
I take on projects built by others, whether websites, online shops or platforms. The first step is a free audit of the project, including recovering any missing access; the proposal comes after.
The project does not depend on one person: the source code comes with technical documentation, and the terms already give written consent for someone else to change, extend or reuse the work.
No: I work in Portugal and abroad, in Portuguese and English. Websites come in whichever languages the project needs, with translations agreed in the proposal, and meetings happen by video call or in person, whichever suits the client best.
The type of project, a name and an email are enough. I reply personally on the next working day.