
suvetuz
LiveA sculptor's catalogue built for the two feet between her and a collector — handed over on a phone, mid-conversation, at Paris Design Week.
You can tell in a second whether a site was made for the business or bought off a shelf. So can your customers. I make the first kind — designed and built as one piece, by the person you will be talking to.
For galleries, bars, studios and artists first, and for brands that have to look the part and sell. Designed and built from scratch — or on Shopify when it is a shop — so it looks like the business it belongs to, and you run it day to day without calling anyone.
The back office behind the site, or a system on its own: bookings, stock, customers and orders in one place, and the data feeding it cleaned up and connected. Shaped around how you already work, for when the spreadsheet stopped being enough.
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A sculptor's catalogue built for the two feet between her and a collector — handed over on a phone, mid-conversation, at Paris Design Week.

A candy-pop gallery for an AI artist — and an admin panel, so hanging a new piece never means emailing a developer.

Five paintings, entered as rooms — an artist's site built as an exhibition, not a grid.

An Italian cocktail bar in Shoreditch, London — site in progress.
You talk to the person who builds it, from the first call to handoff. What I need from you: one decision-maker, feedback inside three working days, and content when we agree it is due. Those three are the only things that move a date.
We agree what we are building, what done looks like, and who decides. Honest about what is worth doing and what is not.
I design and build it in one pass, with your feedback at each step — no handover between a designer and a developer for things to get lost in.
It goes live on your own domain and hosting, set up and working, with nothing left half-connected.
You get the full source, documented and yours to keep. No proprietary lock-in, no license that expires. What comes after is your choice, not something baked into the build.
Most projects are a fixed-scope build: we agree the scope up front, and that is what ships. Three other shapes exist, for when that is the wrong one.
Updates, hosting and small fixes after launch, on a monthly plan, so the site does not go stale.
Design and build by the month. An ongoing pair of hands for brands that keep shipping.
Did the last developer disappear, or did you inherit something that no longer works? A paid audit first, then a plan to stabilize and finish it.
Tell me what it needs to do. You will get back what it takes to build — or a straight answer that it is not worth building. I reply within one business day.