Web design & development for Trier
As a freelance web designer and developer based in Schweich, my work covers businesses, associations and institutions in Trier – design and code from a single source, without agency overhead.
- Based in
- Schweich near Trier
- Travel
- approx. 15 km · 20 min
- Languages
- German, English
- Collaboration
- On-site & remote
Websites for Trier
Trier is the economic centre of the region: university, college, public administration, retail, trades and tourism all bring very different requirements to a website. A trade business needs clear service pages and quick contact options, an educational institution a structured course overview, a hotel a booking flow that works on a smartphone.
For clients in Trier, I combine in-person meetings with lean remote collaboration. Workshops and sign-offs can take place at your office, and the current project state is always visible on a dedicated staging environment.
Services for Trier
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 Trier: common questions
Yes. My base is Schweich, about 15 kilometres from Trier city centre. In-person meetings in Trier are easy to arrange, while most of the implementation happens remotely.
That depends on the scope: a one-pager is much quicker to build than a multilingual website with a CMS and integrations. After an initial conversation, you receive a transparent quote with a clearly defined scope.
Since 28 June 2025, the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) applies to many consumer-facing digital services, such as online shops and booking flows. Regardless of legal obligations, my websites follow WCAG – with semantic markup, sufficient contrast and full keyboard support.
Ready to start your project?
Let's discuss how I can bring your vision to life.