Websites that bring in leads for B2B tech companies.
I lead the strategy, design and development, then stay on so the site keeps bringing in enquiries, and your team gets a design system and a component system they can publish with on demand without having to rely on a developer for every change.
My clients say it best
Press / to ask a question. Escape brings you back here.
Payroll platform that has processed over $1 billion in pay, backed by Draper Associates.
Most agencies build something that looks good, then leave you needing them for every change. I build it so your team can run it, and I stay on so it keeps bringing in enquiries.
Sites built for
- Rise WorksPayroll platform that has processed over $1 billion in pay, backed by Draper Associates.
- RedeployNordic cloud, data, and AI partner working with NIBE, ASSA ABLOY and Polestar.
- MöbeldesignmuseumThe furniture design museum IKEA acquired: 1,200+ pieces by 400+ designers.
- PastaHRSwiss AI recruiting software used by Swisscom, Coop, Aldi Suisse and Siemens.
- ProsceniumNew York experiential agency on Event Marketer's 2026 It List of the top 100 event agencies.
- eSignusCrypto self-custody company that co-developed a wallet with Giesecke+Devrient.
- Chica~ChidaAgave spirit named a Top 50 innovative spirit of 2024 by The Spirits Business.
- ProaxionLatin American CX consultancy with 750+ projects for brands like Ford and Electrolux.
- Origin ExecutiveExecutive search firm hiring board and C-level leaders across Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar.
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Track record
Led Webflow development at an Amsterdam agency that was a 2026 Webflow Awards finalist. That standard, from one person.
I started in marketing, then moved into building. I speak your team's language and your developer's, so nothing gets lost between them.
Member of Webflow's Advisory Council of Experts, the partners Webflow asks for input on its product and communities.
The design is usually fine. The problems are underneath it.
I look at a lot of websites. Most have the same five things wrong, and none of them are about taste.
The website describes an older product
The product moved on and the website didn't, so sales ends up explaining what you actually do on every call, because the page still says the old thing.
The form goes somewhere, or nowhere
Usually an inbox, and sometimes it stops sending and nobody notices for a week, so the buyer who asked for a call books with someone else.
You can't see what it brings in
GA4 shows visits and bounce rate, but it doesn't show which pages turn into enquiries your sales team accepts, so the next redesign is a guess.
You're not in the AI answers
Buyers ask ChatGPT for a shortlist before they visit anyone, and sometimes you're not in it, or you're there described from a profile you stopped updating.
Every change waits on someone
You need one line changed, it waits for a sprint, and the campaign goes live pointing at the old page.
One engagement, six parts, and I own the result from the first audit to the monthly report.
Audit and strategy
Know which fix to make first.
Design and development
Current pages with a clear route to an enquiry.
SEO and AI search
Easier to find in Google and in AI answers.
Lead capture and handoff
Every enquiry reaches a named owner in sales.
Measurement and a monthly report
See what the site brings in each month.
Monthly strategy and delivery
A site that stays current for buyers, search engines and AI tools.
Want to know what your website should fix first?
Bring the site and the one thing you need it to do better. I'll tell you what I'd fix first and what it costs, and if I'm not the right fit I'll say so on the call. The setup itself takes six weeks.