Client work. From a question to a working solution.

An organisation scheduling classes in schools. A property business helping its tenants. A grower presenting its range to international buyers. Three clients with different challenges, each met by bringing technology, content and usability together.

Skills for Kids

Website and scheduling working together, from classes to attendance.

For Skills for Kids, I developed a system for scheduling classes, locations and specialist teachers. A new website followed in September 2026, built on Agima CMS and connected directly to that system. Parents can see their school’s current programme and enrol their child straight away.

Classes and enrolment from one source
Each school page draws its class listings directly from the scheduling system. Enrolments go straight back into it, with capacity and waiting lists managed in the same place.
A renewed website, bilingual and discoverable
A new design with light and dark modes, in Dutch and English. Every page also has a Markdown version, with an llms.txt file to guide AI systems.
From enrolment to attendance
Participant lists and attendance records are linked to the scheduled classes, supporting their day-to-day delivery too.
A consistent design, including the scheduling tools
Administrators, schools and teachers use a scheduling environment with the same design as the website, creating a familiar experience throughout.

The strength is in the connections: the website and scheduling system share the same data, from choosing an activity to recording attendance in class.

The Skills for Kids homepage, with a headline inviting children to discover their abilities, links to skills and school programmes, and an NL/EN language choice
The renewed Skills for Kids website, September 2026.
One schedule.
The right view for each role.
Parent
Browse the school’s activities and enrol a child directly.
Organisation
Schedule courses, locations and teachers.
School
See the school’s programme and participants.
Specialist teacher
Scheduled classes, participant lists and attendance.

Rademaker Vastgoed

A website for tenants, search engines and AI.

In 2026, I replaced the WordPress site with a fast, bilingual website. Its design reflects the character of the historic properties, while the content and technology support daily services and current SEO/GEO practices: discoverability in search engines and usefulness to AI answer systems.

A clear route for tenants
Reporting a maintenance issue is a central action. Contact details and frequently asked questions help visitors find the support they need.
Discoverability built in
Clear page topics, descriptive metadata and structured data explain who Rademaker is, what the business does and where it is based.
Bilingual and accessible to AI systems
Dutch and English pages are connected through language references. Markdown versions and an llms.txt file provide additional routes to the information.
Images that respond to scrolling
A scrolling image sequence introduces the in-house maintenance team. It gives the service a recognisable face within a design that suits the properties.

The website’s strength: its visual identity, everyday services and technical discoverability have been developed together. SEO and GEO are part of the foundation.

More about this approach: content and AI visibility.

The Rademaker Vastgoed homepage, with Dutch and English navigation and a maintenance reporting action
The renewed Rademaker Vastgoed website, 2026.

BAC Orchids

An international product range from one data source.

In 2026, I renewed the BAC Orchids website using Agima CMS. Dutch, English and Russian content sits alongside a searchable range of more than a hundred large-flowered Cymbidium varieties. A connection to Floriday supplies the catalogue with product details and photographs.

Multilingual throughout
International visitors can explore the business and its range in their own language, within the same familiar structure.
Search the way the trade searches
Search by variety name, product number or VBN code, and filter by colour and flowering period. Buyers can use the collection to make specific product selections.
Product data with more than one use
The same catalogue powers the product range and the orchid identification quiz, a photo quiz featuring real varieties from the collection.
Discoverability down to each variety
Individual variety pages, structured product data and language references connect the catalogue to search engines. Each variety has a discoverable page beyond the filtered overview.

Presentation and data work together: a visual website that also serves as a practical tool for international buyers, based on a single catalogue.

The BAC Orchids range, with searches by variety name or VBN code, colour filters and photographs of Cymbidium varieties
Real product data, searchable in three languages.

A similar challenge?

Whether it is a business process, a discoverable website or a multilingual database, it starts with what your people and customers need.