
Halden
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Your product is better than your website makes it look. I help B2B tech companies like yours look the part, so you can keep growing.
Worked with teams at



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AI agents for enterprises, securely integrated with your tools and data.

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A smart digital exchange to execute every counterparty trade in one place.
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The product site for an open-source marketing automation platform.
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Enterprise website build for automated reporting and presentations.
Raised an $11M Series A. Customers include SoFi and Monday.com
“Antonio is incredible. He has a desire and intelligence for problem solving that makes creating some truly unique sites possible. I would love to have him on every project. Highly recommended.”
A custom website for B2B software companies whose product has outgrown its site, often while launching, repositioning or getting ready to grow. It explains your product as well as the product works, and I do the strategy, design and code myself.

Kickoff within a week
Then a private link to watch the site come together.
At least three visual directions
All in the first week, so you see where it's heading early.
Walk away if none fit
If no direction is right, stop there and only pay the deposit.
Unlimited design rounds
On the pages we agree at kickoff, until you love them.
One fixed price
No extra bills. The rest is due once you approve the design.
About 5 hours of your time
Sending me your material, one workshop, then feedback.
3 founding spots left
At a founding discount.
I get inside your product, your buyers and your market, then work out what the site has to say and in what order. I write the copy too, or your team can.
Your part: sending product screenshots and info, and the kickoff workshop
You choose between distinct visual directions, each a different look for your brand. Then I design every page around the one you pick.
Your part: picking a direction, then feedback on the designs
I code the site myself, so every detail from the design makes it into the live site. Then I launch it and set it up for however your team wants to edit it.
Your part: deciding how your team will edit it, in a CMS or with an agent
An agency quotes you for the project, then bills for every extra design round and every change after launch. With me it’s one fixed price, with unlimited design rounds and 30 days of improvements after launch included.

I’ve spent six years designing and building websites for startups and software companies.
I work out the strategy, design the page and write the code myself.
I use AI tools where they save time. The decisions about your strategy and how it looks stay with people.
Who I work with
Tools I work with
The person doing the work
None. Strategy, design and code by one person
Screenshots and info, one workshop, then feedback on the designs
Something not covered here? Book a free call and ask me directly.
B2B software companies with a real product and a website that hasn't kept up with it. Often something big is coming, like a launch, a new direction or a push to grow, and the current site makes the product look simpler, or more confusing, than it really is.
You see three distinct visual directions in the first few days. Pick one, and we revise it as often as you need until you love it. There's no limit on design rounds for the pages we agree at kickoff. And if none of the directions is right, you can stop there and only pay the deposit.
You see the first designs in the first few days. After that the pace mostly depends on how quickly feedback comes back.
After our first call you get a short checklist: access to the product, anything you already have (decks, docs, brand files) and who your buyers are. Most teams get through it in a few hours.
You get a fixed price after our first call, before any work starts, and it doesn't change. You pay a deposit to start, and the rest once you've approved the design. My first few clients get a lower founding price, in return for a short case study once the site has been live for a couple of months.
Yes. We decide together how your team wants to make changes, in a CMS or with an agent, and I set the site up for that before handover.
Pages that explain a feature of your product need their own story, so each one gets its own workshop and adds about a week. Once the site is live, we can keep adding pages one at a time, or your team can build them from the same pieces.
Yes. A lot of my work is turning Figma files into fast, well-built sites, for teams like Rollstack, Dittofeed and Initiativ.
You do. All of it, with no strings attached.