Østerline — Website Studio
Working with clients worldwide
01 — The studio
Østerline is a website studio working with clients worldwide. Every site is bespoke — designed and hand-coded from scratch for the business it belongs to. No page-builder bloat, no template you have to apologize for.
02 — What we build
Fixed scope
Fixed price
For a business whose website has a job to do beyond looking good.
Every project is quoted after scope. You get the price before anything is built — and a mockup before you commit.
Ask for a quote03 — Process
Four
steps
We talk for half an hour about the business — who calls, who books, what gets asked on the phone every day. Then you get three real, clickable design directions for your site. Not slides. Actual pages.
You choose the direction that feels like your business, and we adjust it together — type, color, layout, wording — until it is right on screen. Nothing gets built until you like what you are looking at.
The chosen direction is hand-coded: fast, responsive, and tested against WCAG 2.1 AA with a keyboard and a screen reader. You get a staging link and can watch it come together.
Domain, hosting, analytics, search-engine basics, and a short handover so you know how to change your own hours.
04 — Accessibility
The CDC puts the share of American adults living with a disability at roughly one in four. If your site cannot be used with a keyboard, a screen reader, or at 200% zoom, some of your customers simply leave — and a smaller number send a demand letter.
Østerline builds to WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the default standard, not an upgrade. Medical clinics, public-facing service businesses, and anyone with a California storefront should treat this as table stakes.
Web-accessibility lawsuits filed in the United States each year, according to industry tracking of ADA Title III digital claims.
Minimum statutory damages per violation under California's Unruh Civil Rights Act, which applies to businesses operating in California.
These are general industry and legal figures, cited for context. They are not Østerline case results, and nothing here is legal advice.
Every control reachable and operable without a mouse, with a focus indicator you can actually see.
Real landmarks, one logical heading order, labeled forms, described images. Not a wall of unlabeled divs.
Body text at 4.5:1 or better, controls and boundaries at 3:1. Nothing important carried by color alone.
Animation drops out for visitors who ask their device for reduced motion. Content never depends on it.
This page is built to the same standard it sells. Try it with the Tab key.
05 — Range
Style
studies
Listing grids, agent pages, map search, lead capture that reaches a phone in seconds.
Style studyBooking front and center, stylist bios, a gallery that loads before the customer changes their mind.
Style studyA menu that is real text, not a photo of a PDF. Hours, ordering links, and a reservation path.
Style studyIntake, scheduling, provider pages — and the accessibility conformance the setting demands.
Style studyTrades, studios, shops. The essentials done properly: what you do, where you are, how to reach you.
Style study06 — About
Working
worldwide
Favourin Sajeev
Developer
Favourin Sajeev builds in React and Next.js. The production experience he brings to Østerline includes applications still in daily use — among them a scheduling platform a medical practice runs on.
You talk directly to the person writing your code. Nothing gets lost between a salesperson, a project manager, and an offshore build team, and when you email, someone who knows your build answers.
We don't compete with $15-a-month AI site builders, and we'll tell you honestly if that's all your business needs. What we build is for owners whose website is a real channel — the thing that decides whether the phone rings — and who want it fast, accessible, and maintained by people they can reach.
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Client testimonials coming soon.
Østerline is brand new, so there is nothing to quote here yet. Rather than borrow someone else's words or invent a review, this space stays marked as a placeholder until a real client says something worth printing.
08 — Contact
Straight to
the developer