The stories that stay with us deserve more than a forgotten website.
It should feel like an extension of the story, not the boring bit people have to click through to get to the good stuff.
Animal
lover
currently reading: probably three things at once
Outdoors + good stories + coffee
Because a website shouldn’t just sit there looking “done”
Books have basically been a part of me for as long as I can remember. I was the kid with their head in a book, the speed-reader, lost in other worlds. I didn’t start out thinking “I’m going to build websites for authors.” That would be much too convenient.
I ended up in web design the way most people end up in things: following whatever looked interesting, collecting way too many hobbies (still collecting them), and accidentally discovering I really enjoyed building things on the internet. Storytelling, design. structure, and creativity. It all connected and Tinystack was born.
The studio built for authors and publishing professionals who want a website that actually feels like it belongs to their work.
Built for storytellers
Someone in your corner who cares about your story.
Big-picture dreaming mixed with practical decisions.
Creativity with a little structure.
Starting with the content & strategy, not just design.
When you work with me it feels like..
The Tinystack way
Your website shouldn't just look good, it should make sense.
People should be able to land on it, understand what you do, find what they're looking for, and know what to do next without having to think about it. And it should still feel like you while doing it. That's the whole point.
Now let's build something that does it properly.