If you're a photographer
A tight portfolio instead of everything you have ever shot, private galleries clients can log into to pick their favourites, and prints sold straight off the image without sending anyone to a separate store.
Even the flowers here have thorns.
Photographers, bands, restaurants, small shops — I design the site, build it, launch it and look after it afterwards. One developer, one fixed price, one to three weeks.
What I do
Most of my work falls into these six. If yours sits just outside the list, ask — I will tell you straight whether it is mine to build.
Portfolios and galleries
For photographers, illustrators, makers and studios. Large images that still load in under a second, galleries that read well on a phone, and a contact page written so enquiries arrive with the details you actually need. Private client galleries and print enquiries if you sell your work.
Bands and artists
Tour dates you can add from your phone between soundchecks, releases with every streaming link in one place, a press kit promoters can download, and a mailing list that belongs to you rather than to a social platform. Embedded players from Bandcamp, Spotify or YouTube.
Restaurants, cafés and bars
A menu you change yourself when the specials change — no PDF, no calling me. Opening hours, the map, the phone number and the booking button all reachable in one tap, because that is what people are looking for when they find you at 7pm on a Friday.
Any other business
Trades, clinics, shops, consultants, anyone who needs a search to turn into a phone call. We work out what a visitor has to see before they trust you, put that first, and cut everything that gets in the way of contacting you.
Stores and bookings
Prints, merch, gift cards, tickets, tables and appointments. Shopify when you want the simplest thing that works, a custom build when the catalogue or the booking rules justify it. Payments, stock and delivery set up and tested before launch.
Hosting, speed and fixes
Hosting, updates and backups, billed for the time when something needs doing. Already have a site that loads slowly or fails an accessibility check? I will measure it and send a fix list ordered by cost and benefit — you can hand that list to any developer, including me.
What I'd build for you
No client list to pad out yet — just a few honest sketches of what a first site usually covers, depending on what you do.
If you're a band
Dates you can add from your phone between soundchecks, every streaming link and a downloadable press kit in one place, and a mailing list that is actually yours instead of borrowed from a platform.
If you're a restaurant
A menu you edit yourself the moment the specials change, hours and the booking button both visible without scrolling, and nothing that looks like a PDF pretending to be a website.
If you're a tattoo studio
Each artist's work kept on its own page instead of one shared feed, a booking form that asks for placement and size before anyone wastes a message, and a flash sheet people can screenshot and bring straight to the chair.
If you're a DJ or promoter
Upcoming dates that drop off the page the moment they pass, a player people can actually listen to without leaving the site, and one link that sells tickets instead of five scattered across different platforms.
Those aren't the only kinds of work I take on — shops, studios, clinics, venues, and many more.
How a project runs
The same four stages every time, so you always know what is happening and what it costs.
A call, free
Half an hour on what you do, who you want to reach and what the current site gets wrong. If I am not the right person for it, I will say so and point you somewhere better.
30 minutes
Blueprint
A short document: sitemap, what each page has to do, the technology, the timeline and one fixed price. Nothing gets built until you have signed off on this.
Within two days of the call
Design and build
Design and development run together, with a working link you can click from week one. I show progress every Friday, so nothing is a surprise at the end.
1 to 2 weeks, typically
Launch and tend
I handle the move, the redirects and the analytics, then watch the site closely for two weeks. After that, it is fully in your hands.
Launch day, then 14 days of cover
Packages
Starting prices, so you can tell straight away whether I fit the budget. Every project is quoted at a fixed price before it starts.
One-pager
from€50
- A single long page
- Gallery, menu or tour dates
- Bookings, tables or tickets
- Merch shop, if you're a band
- Contact form and map
- Two to four days
Full site
from€200
- As many pages as you need
- You own the domain outright
- Galleries, menus, dates or blog
- Bookings, tables or tickets
- Merch shop, if you're a band
- Analytics and local search setup
- One to two weeks
Custom
priceOn request
- Anything past a full site
- Stores, memberships or logins
- Custom booking or catalogue logic
- Integrations with other tools
- Scoped and quoted before I start
You buy and own the domain outright. The build itself stays mine — after launch, changes go through me and are billed for the work when I do it. Want your own login and the full codebase handed over instead? That's available, at extra cost, quoted separately.
Who you are hiring
One person, start to finish.
Floret is me. I design the site and I write the code, so the person you meet on the first call is the person who builds it and the person who answers your email two years later. No account manager, no work handed down to whoever is free.
I started out building sites for friends who had something good to show and no decent way to show it — a photographer with an unusable gallery, a band emailing PDFs to promoters, a restaurant whose menu was a photo of a piece of paper. That is still most of what I do.
Prices are fixed before anything starts, so nobody has to argue about hours. The domain is yours from day one; the build stays mine to hold and host, so it keeps running the way it was made to.
1–3Weeks, start to launch
1 dayReply time on support
Questions
The ones that come up on nearly every first call.
How long does a site take?
One to three weeks for most sites, measured from the day the blueprint is signed. The part that usually slips is content — if your photographs and text are ready, we tend to finish early.
Do I need to supply photos and text?
Photos, yes — and if you are a photographer or a band you already have better ones than anyone could shoot for you. For restaurants and shops without a decent set, I can recommend someone local. Text we usually write together: you tell me what you would say to a customer standing in front of you, and I shape it for the page.
Who owns the site when it is finished?
The domain is yours — you buy it and it stays in your name, no matter what. The build itself stays mine to hold and host, so I can keep it running properly. Any change after launch goes through me, billed for the time it takes.
Can I update it myself?
Not by default — edits go through me, which keeps the code clean and the site fast. If you'd rather have your own login and the full codebase, that's available as a paid add-on on top of the build.
I already have a designer or a brand. Will you just build?
Happily. Send the files and I will tell you whether they are ready to build from. Build-only projects are usually quoted around 40% below the equivalent package.
What if something breaks after launch?
Anything that is my mistake, I fix free of charge, with no time limit. Everything else — a plugin update, a change of mind, a new page — I quote before I start work on it.
Do you work with clients in other countries?
Most of my clients are here in Zagreb, so I can usually meet in person if that's easier. I do also work with people further out over email and video calls — just say so on the first call and we'll set it up that way.
Tell me about the project
Fill in the form, or email me directly. You will hear back within one working day.
- Emailmaks.majsan@gmail.com
- Phone+385 92 393 8261
- Hours
Monday to Friday, 2pm to 9pm, Saturday 10am to 3pm
- Where I work
Based in Zagreb — most clients are local, some further out