Landing pages that make the next step obvious.

To be upfront: as a freelancer, I don’t have paid client projects to show yet. Instead, I’ve published four concept pages as live sites, so you can judge my thinking and build quality directly. During a project you review the wireframe, the design and a working test page, so there are no surprises at the end. Bring any concerns to the free consultation.

Yes, I sometimes use generative AI for code drafts and wording checks. I never enter your confidential or personal information into AI tools without your permission, and I never deliver AI output as-is: structure, design decisions and final review are mine. If you’d prefer I not use AI tools, tell me before we sign.

Vietnam is 2 hours behind Japan. I’m available 9:00–18:00 Japan time on weekdays (7:00–16:00 in Vietnam) and reply to messages within 24 hours on weekdays. I work over email, Chatwork or Slack, with calls on Zoom or Google Meet, and I’m happy to use whatever you already use. After every call, I send a written summary of what we decided. I’m off on weekends, Japanese public holidays and during the Vietnamese New Year (Tết), and I announce closures in advance.

I invoice in Japanese yen and issue invoices as PDFs in Japanese. You can pay by international bank transfer (SWIFT, in yen) to my Vietnamese bank account, or via Wise. Normally 50% is due when we sign and the remaining 50% on delivery. The quote states who covers transfer fees.

I’m a sole proprietor living outside Japan (in Vietnam), and all production work is done outside Japan. I therefore understand this transaction to be outside the scope of Japanese consumption tax, and no consumption tax is included in my invoices. I’m not registered as a qualified invoice issuer. Contracts that include a transfer of copyright may require your company to withhold income tax, so please check with your accounting team or tax accountant. If withholding applies, we’ll agree how the amount is handled at the quote stage, and I’ll help prepare the documents needed for a Japan–Vietnam tax treaty filing, such as a certificate of residence.

Each plan has a set number of design-stage and post-build revisions (Light 2 + 1, Standard 3 + 1, Premium 4 + 2). Typo fixes and corrections of my own mistakes don’t count. Extra rounds or major structural changes are quoted in advance.

From receiving your materials: about 2 weeks for Light, 3–4 weeks for Standard and 5–6 weeks for Premium. Rush delivery is available for +30% of the base price, depending on my schedule, so please get in touch early.

You pay only for the work completed up to that point. The breakdown by stage is written into the quote and contract.

Once payment is complete, copyright in the work (including the rights under Articles 27 and 28 of Japan’s Copyright Act) transfers to you, and I will not exercise my moral rights. You receive all source files. Generic code and components I owned before the project remain mine, but you may use them without restriction. Third-party assets such as stock photos and web fonts stay under their own licenses. I only show your project in my portfolio with your permission.

Yes, let’s talk. On every plan, you supply the body copy. On Standard, I edit your copy and suggest headlines. On Premium, I work out the messaging and provide headline ideas and structure notes, so you know exactly what to write and in what order before you start. If you have no photos, I’ll suggest commercially licensed stock (paid stock is billed at cost).

I check display and behavior in the latest Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari and Firefox, and on iPhone (Safari) and Android (Chrome). Internet Explorer is not supported.

Hosting and domains should be registered in your name, so you stay in control after launch. If you don’t have them yet, I’ll help you choose a provider and sign up, and I’ll handle the setup and upload.

Bug fixes are free for 30 days after launch (60 days on Premium). After that, updates are available through a maintenance plan from ¥5,000/month or quoted per request.

Yes. I’m happy to sign an NDA. Every project uses a written service agreement covering scope, schedule, price, payment terms, copyright and cancellation, and it can be signed electronically. The agreement is governed by Japanese law.