Six sites, six different briefs.
Each was built the long way. Same tools, same care, different scopes — from a five-day brochure for a solo studio to a campaign site that took a quiet quarter to draft.
Saari ja Meri ("island & sea") is a trilingual guide to the Turku archipelago — seasonal articles and an interactive map of ferry terminals, bridges, and cycling routes. A paid business directory is built in, ready to switch on when the region’s businesses are.
A single characterful page for a red schoolhouse in the Turku archipelago — overnight stays, live-music evenings, off-season retreats, and a hair salon on the premises. Real photography, a folk-art identity, bilingual place-names, and a direct Booking.com link.
A single beautifully-typeset page: services, prices, hours, a booking link, a map. Loads in under a second on a 3G phone. No CMS — Markdown updates pushed via Git.
The home of Antiphasis, a philosophy × AI podcast. A near-black build carried entirely by type: a serif wordmark, and a monospace that renders every episode as a citation — the show's sourcing discipline turned into the design. Public-domain portraits, greyscaled; six static routes.
A campaign site for a Finnish parliamentary candidate. FI/SV throughout, 15+ pages, structured policy platform, news feed, event calendar, GDPR cookie consent. Press-ready, screen-reader-ready, election-night-ready.
A static site that doubles as a working example of "you can host a real portfolio for zero euros if you do the work". Markdown blog, syntax-highlighted code samples, RSS feed, dark mode.