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For now.
Old frameworks, slow pages, features nobody dares to touch. I rebuild web applications for companies. Fixed price, in weeks, not months.
First, an honest look.
Then a plan.
Code and architecture review, a WCAG 2.2 AA check and every risk on the table. From €2,500.
A migration path.
One fixed price.
You get the route from old to new, step by step, with a fixed price for the implementation. Book it, and half the audit fee is credited.
Built in stages.
Seen as it grows.
A preview for every feature, a demo every one to two weeks. AI does the heavy lifting, experience since 2014 keeps it right. That is why it takes weeks, not months.
Modern. Accessible.
Documented. Yours.
Fast, maintainable, built to WCAG 2.2 AA. Code, repos and accounts belong to you from day one.
Accessibility is no longer optional.
Since June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) applies across the EU. Germany implements it as the BFSG, Austria as the BaFG. It covers many digital services for consumers. Fines vary by country, up to €100,000 in Germany. Enforcement has started.
Every audit includes a WCAG 2.2 AA check. You know where you stand before someone else tells you.
No legal advice. For a binding assessment, please talk to a lawyer.
Three steps. Clear numbers.
- 01 / Audit
From €2,500
€2,500–4,000
Code and architecture review, WCAG 2.2 AA check, migration path and risks. Ends with a fixed-price offer for the implementation. Half the fee is credited when you book it.
- 02 / Implementation
Fixed price
€18,000–65,000 · 1–4 months
Built in stages against agreed acceptance criteria. Paid by milestone, never ahead of the current one.
- 03 / Maintenance
Optional
€1,200–3,500 per month
Fixed monthly price. Updates, monitoring and small features within an agreed scope. Response within one business day.
Every offer includes a data protection concept. GDPR compliant, hosted in the EU.
Modernization, in production.
Frontend modernization
Since 2025
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Quality
At most two client projects at a time. Acceptance criteria in every offer, a preview per feature, CI with automated tests and a demo every one to two weeks.
Proof30 days of free bug fixes after acceptance. Professional liability insurance (exali).
Availability
A fixed backup developer from my network who knows the stack and the project. Payment by milestone, so you never pay ahead of the current one.
ProofSubstitution clause in the contract, milestone plan in the offer, response within one business day in maintenance.
Knowledge
Code, repos, hosting and domain accounts are yours from day one. A standard stack (Next.js, TypeScript). Documentation is a fixed deliverable: README, architecture overview, decision log, runbook.
ProofHandover session and a recorded code walkthrough, included in the fixed price.
Good questions. Straight answers.
What does the audit cost, and what do I get?
Between €2,500 and €4,000, depending on the size of the system. You get a code and architecture review, a WCAG 2.2 AA check, a migration path, the risks and a fixed-price offer for the implementation. If you book the implementation, half the audit fee is credited.
Why a fixed price instead of hourly billing?
You know the price before the first line of code. Scope and acceptance criteria are written down in the offer, so the budget stays where it was agreed.
How long does a modernization take?
Usually one to four months. The audit gives you the exact plan with milestones.
Do you rewrite everything?
Not by default. The audit shows whether a step-by-step migration or a rebuild is the better path for your system, and why.
Is our application affected by the European Accessibility Act?
Many digital services for consumers are. The WCAG 2.2 AA check in the audit shows where you stand technically. For a binding legal assessment, please talk to a lawyer.
What happens if you are unavailable?
A fixed backup developer knows the stack and the project, and the contract includes a substitution clause. You pay by milestone and never ahead of the current one.
Who owns the code?
You do, from day one. Code, repos, hosting and domain accounts are in your name. Documentation and a recorded code walkthrough are part of every project.
Let’s look
at your system.
Start with the audit. A fixed price, a clear result, and you decide what happens next.