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Yes. I am based on Saaremaa and work remotely across Estonia and beyond. We talk by email, phone and video call, and I can meet in person in Tallinn or Kuressaare when it helps. I have spent years building for clients in Australia and France, so a time zone is not an obstacle.

It depends on scope: a presentation site, an online store with integrations, and a web application are three very different jobs. That is why every project starts with a short conversation, after which I send a free quote with a fixed scope and a schedule — so there are no surprises along the way.

I can. I take over both WordPress and code-first sites, including ones with no documentation and no way to reach the previous developer. I start with an audit of the code, the hosting, the security and the speed, and tell you honestly whether repairing or rebuilding makes more sense.

Yes — that is a given on every project. Usually I use WordPress, because it is the content management system people in Estonia already know, but code-first builds can be edited too. At the end of every project I walk you through it and leave a short guide behind.

I do. On smaller projects I design the site myself — clean, clear and readable, working as well on a phone as on a large screen. If you already have a designer or a brand book, I build precisely to that.

Estonian and English are everyday work for me. Multilingual sites are a routine request: I set up the language switching, the translation fields, and the correct hreflang markup for search engines. Translation of the content itself can be arranged with a translator.

I usually reply to email within one working day. Smaller jobs and rescue work can often start the same week; for a larger project we agree a start date, typically two to four weeks out.

Support covers fixing anything that breaks from WordPress and plugin updates at no extra charge, and I stay reachable by email and phone. The code and the access credentials are yours — you can move to another developer at any point.