Brand websites
Custom websites for founders and small companies: fast, editorial, conversion-minded, and easy for you (or your team) to update.
- Typical stack
- Next.js, WordPress, Laravel, WooCommerce
- Timeline
- 3–6 weeks
You get
I build brand websites that do your brand justice and still load fast. Custom design, real conversion paths, and a CMS your team owns afterwards. No template look, no agency retainer to change a headline. It’s for companies and small teams who want a site that performs and that they can keep alive themselves. Before I start, you get the scope, a fixed price and the timeline in writing.
- Custom editorial design
Layout, type and motion built for your brand’s voice, not a theme with your logo dropped in.
- Conversion paths that work
Clear calls to action, visible contact, and a structure that moves a visitor towards booking, buying, or reaching out.
- Next.js, WordPress or Laravel
I pick the stack to fit how your team works, so you can update copy and images without calling me.
- Fast by default
SEO and Core Web Vitals are built in from day one.
- Multilingual where you need it
Set up to run in more than one language when you have customers in Czechia, Austria and Germany.
- Handover with a walkthrough
You leave knowing how to edit every page. I hand over with a short, recorded walkthrough.
You get a site that looks unmistakably yours, loads fast, and that your team can keep current without waiting on a developer. Most brand websites go from brief to launch in three to six weeks.
Who’s behind Blik
Jan Štok
Blik is a studio of one: I scope, design and build every project myself, so the person on your first call is the person who ships it. I’ve built hotel websites, a quoting system that replaced a distributor’s Excel and an iOS app for health data, and connected booking and smart locks for an overloaded reception. Whatever I build, you get a written handover, and on new projects the domain, hosting, repository and accounts are in your name from day one.
Three characters, one person. Blink listens, Scribble builds, Spark launches, and all three are me.
Proof
Törvik-Lights
A website with its own news admin
What changedRead the case: A website with its own news adminThe owner can publish news without a developer.
Hotel Stubnerhof, Bad Gastein (AT)
A hotel site built for the owner to run himself
What changedThe owner could edit every page without a developer.
The 2025 site. In 2026 I built the hotel a new one. Photography is the hotel’s own.
Read the case: A hotel site built for the owner to run himself
References on request: after our first call, I’m happy to put you in touch with the client behind the quoting system.
How it goes
Discovery & proposal
We map the real problem, constraints and what success looks like, then put the scope, fixed price and timeline in writing.
You get: a clear brief and a one-page proposal
30-min call · proposal within two working days
Design & build
You see a working site early and often. Brand, interface, and engineering in one pair of hands.
You get: a working build
3–6 weeks
Launch & support
Handover, training, and a single person to call when something needs attention.
You get: the live site and a written handover
Questions
Can we edit it ourselves afterwards?+
Yes. You get an admin your team can manage (WordPress, or an admin built into the site, whichever fits how you work), and I hand over with a short walkthrough so you’re not dependent on me for routine changes.
How long does it take?+
Most brand websites ship in three to six weeks, depending on page count and how ready your content is. You’ll get a fixed price in a one-page proposal within two working days of our call.
Who owns the domain and hosting?+
On new projects you do: the domain, the hosting and the repository are in your name from day one, with a written handover for running the site.
Do you build online shops too?+
Yes: online shops with payments and bookings, on WordPress and WooCommerce. The latest shop project isn’t public yet, so ask me about it on the call.
What does it cost?+
A fixed price per project, agreed before anything starts. No surprise invoices. Tell me the scope and I’ll send you a proposal.
You’re one person, so what if you’re unavailable?+
Fair question. The answer lies in how the project is set up, not in a promise. On new projects, the domains, hosting and repositories are in your name from day one, and the code and documentation are yours once the final payment is made. I build on mainstream tools, not a private framework, so another competent developer can pick it up. For anything in production we agree a response window in writing before it goes live.
