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Within one working day, usually sooner. Working days are Monday to Friday, Finnish time, excluding Finnish public holidays. If something is missing, my first reply asks for it; otherwise it already includes a written fixed price and a suggested timeline.

What should I include in my message?

What your business does, what you want the website, store, ads, 3D work or server administration to achieve, and any deadline. A link to your current site helps. Budget is optional, but it lets me suggest the right scope instead of the biggest one.

Do you take projects outside Finland?

Yes. I work remotely with businesses in the UK, the US, Canada and across the EU, in English. Calls go in the overlap between our working hours, shown in the bars on this page. Invoices are in euros unless we agree on another currency.

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About these landmarks
  • Näsinneula tower, Tampere, 1971. Opened in 1971, with an observation deck and a revolving restaurant at the top.
  • Finlayson mill, Tampere, 1820. Cotton mill founded in 1820 by James Finlayson; the red-brick mill and chimney still stand by the Tammerkoski rapids.
  • Tampere Cathedral, 1907. National Romantic granite church by Lars Sonck, with frescoes by Hugo Simberg.
  • Helsinki Cathedral, 1852. White neoclassical church with green domes above the Senate Square steps, designed by Carl Ludvig Engel.
  • Parliament House, Helsinki, 1931. Eduskuntatalo, built of red granite behind a front row of tall columns.
  • Temppeliaukio Church, Helsinki, 1969. The Rock Church: cut into solid bedrock and roofed with a copper dome.
  • Suomenlinna sea fortress, Helsinki, 1748. Island fortress begun in 1748 at the entrance to Helsinki harbour; a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Olavinlinna castle, Savonlinna, 1475. Medieval castle with three round towers, built on a rock island between two lakes.
  • Sauna by a frozen lake, UNESCO 2020. Finnish sauna culture is on UNESCO’s list of the intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
  • Lapland: spruce, reindeer and a fell, North. The northern end of the journey: spruce forest, a reindeer and a snow-capped fell.
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