Business websites
Tavernas, cafés, shops, rooms to let, offices, clinics, studios. Your menu or services, opening hours, photos, a map pin and a button that calls you.
I build it. The website, the app, or both. I'm Yannis: I design them, write them, code them and put them online myself, for businesses and people all over Greece.
Sites and apps I designed and built, in use right now. Pick a colour: each one is a kind of person I build for.

Every mountain refuge in Greece. Phones, beds, weather and a map, in Greek and English.

Every film festival in Greece, in one programme. A website plus iPhone and Android apps.

Every music festival in Greece. Reviews, prices and history in one place.

Which street market is on today. On a map, plus an iPhone app.

A production company's website. Services, reel, work and contact.

What your vote does to a seat. An explainer with your own numbers.

My directing reel, full screen.
Concepts: unsolicited redesigns of apps people use every day, before and after. First up: Alterlife.
From a one-page site for a taverna to an app on the App Store. Everything is designed for your business, not picked from a template.
Tavernas, cafés, shops, rooms to let, offices, clinics, studios. Your menu or services, opening hours, photos, a map pin and a button that calls you.
Sell from your own site with card payments. Products, stock and orders you manage yourself, from your phone.
Designed, built and published on the App Store and Google Play. Festival Cine and Laiki Agora started exactly like this.
Programmes, line-ups, tickets, trailers. Sites for work that has to look as good online as it does on screen or on stage.
One page for a launch, an event, a campaign or a crowdfunding. Online quickly, with one clear thing to do.
Your old website rebuilt to load fast, read well on a phone and keep the Google ranking it already has.
Bilingual sites for tourists and customers abroad, with Greek typography that looks right, not like an afterthought.
Maps, calculators, booking systems, dashboards. Prin Psifiseis is this kind of project.
No agency, no handover between a designer and a developer. The person you talk to is the person who builds it.
A few lines on what you have and what you want. No brief, no forms.
A call, or a coffee if you're in Athens. You get a plan and a clear price.
You see it on your own phone early and often, not as a PDF at the end.
Domain, Google, maps, analytics. Then I stay on it for fixes and changes.
I started by building the websites and apps I wanted to use myself: every film festival in one programme, the street markets on a map, every music festival rated by the people who went. People used them, so now I build them for other people too.
I also direct films, which is where the eye comes from. I care how a site looks, how it reads and how fast it opens on a phone with one bar of signal. And I do the whole thing myself, so nothing gets lost between people.
It depends on what it needs: a one-page site and an online shop are different jobs. Write to me with what you have in mind, and you get a clear price before anything starts.
A simple site takes weeks, not months. Online shops and apps take longer. You get a date before we start, and you see progress on your phone along the way.
Every site is built for search from the first line: fast pages, proper titles and descriptions, structured data, a sitemap, and your Google Business Profile and map pin set up. Ranking takes time, but you start in the right place.
Where it makes sense, yes: menus, prices, dates and photos can be set up so you edit them from your phone, without calling me. For everything else, I'm a message away.
Yes, for iPhone and Android, and I handle publishing on the App Store and Google Play. Often the site and the app share the same content, so you update it in one place.
Yes. I'm based in Athens and work with businesses and people all over Greece, and abroad. Everything works over email and calls.
Whatever your customers read. Many of the sites I build are in both languages, with Greek typography that looks right.
I set up the domain, hosting, https and email addresses, and keep everything running after launch, so you don't have to deal with any of it.