Web design for Luxembourg
For businesses in Luxembourg, I build multilingual websites and web apps – across the border, with short distances from the Trier region and design and code from a single source.
- Based in
- Schweich near Trier
- Travel
- approx. 65 km · 50 min
- Languages
- German, English
- Collaboration
- On-site & remote
Multilingual and cross-border
The Luxembourg market is multilingual and international. Websites often need to manage content in several languages, with language-specific URLs, correct hreflang tags and a CMS that keeps translations organised. That is why multilingual support is part of the architecture and design from day one.
From my base in Schweich, Luxembourg City is about 50 minutes away. Communication happens in German or English, in person or remotely.
Services for Luxembourg
Websites
Custom-designed and custom-built websites with a CMS, fast load times and accessible implementation following WCAG.
Learn more →Web Apps & AI Interfaces
Web applications, dashboards and AI-powered interfaces that automate recurring workflows and scale with your business.
Learn more →Art Direction
Consistent visual identities and Figma design systems, translated into code without losing quality.
Learn more →Why a freelancer from the region?
Design and code in one hand
Concept, design and development all stay with me. No hand-off losses between designer and developer, and one fixed point of contact.
Short distances
My base is Schweich near Trier. Workshops, photo shoots or sign-offs are easy to do in person anywhere in the region.
Beyond-regional standards
My projects range from local businesses to educational institutions and agencies in Berlin. Regional clients get the same quality in engineering, accessibility and performance.
Web design in Luxembourg: common questions
Yes. Luxembourg City is about 50 minutes from Schweich. Projects are implemented remotely, and workshops or meetings can take place on-site if you prefer.
Yes. Multilingual support is a standard part of my projects, including language-specific URLs, hreflang markup and localised content in the CMS. This website itself runs in German and English.
Yes. Luxembourg has transposed the European Accessibility Act into national law, and its requirements have applied to many digital products and services since 28 June 2025. Accessibility following WCAG is part of design and development in all of my projects from the start.
Ready to start your project?
Let's discuss how I can bring your vision to life.