Custom websites,
built with structure.
Design, development, and search visibility under one roof. I build websites that load fast, read clearly, and turn visitors into enquiries. Working remotely with clients anywhere.
Bari VijayaFounder & Lead Designer
A risk-free way to build your website.
I believe clients should pay for results, not promises. That's why I offer a transparent, four-step workflow — in this order, every time.
1. Define the Scope
We align on goals, features, structure, and timeline before development starts.
2. Design & Development
Your website is built from scratch — clean code, deliberate structure, and design decisions made for your business, not a template.
3. Review & Revisions
You review the full website. Revisions are handled clearly and efficiently.
4. Pay When You're Satisfied
No upfront risk. You only pay when the website is finished and meets your expectations.
"Clients should pay for results, not promises."— Bari Vijaya, Founder
Built by one person, not an agency.
Glodigs is a one-person studio with a deliberately narrow promise: I build websites that earn their keep. Not showpieces — working assets that bring in enquiries.
I started as an assistant at a partner studio, supporting website delivery for clients across Indonesia and the Netherlands. That's where I learned what actually matters once a site is live: it has to load fast, read clearly on a phone, and make the next step obvious. I now work independently and take projects end to end.
I write my own HTML, CSS and JavaScript rather than assembling pages from plugins and page builders. It takes longer, and it's the reason the sites I build stay fast and don't break when something external goes down.
No templates. No shortcuts. Every project is built for performance, structure, and long-term growth.
Bari Vijaya — Founder & Lead Designer
What I build.
Six services that cover a business from first sketch to first page of Google. Take one, or take the whole path.
Built and shipped
by me.
One project, documented end to end. Every decision below is mine, every number is measured, and the whole build is open for inspection — source code included.
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Agency Collaboration — Assistant Role
Before working independently, I supported delivery on client websites for a partner studio across the Indonesian and Dutch markets. My role was assistant — I contributed to the work but did not lead these projects, and I don't present them as my own. Listed here as experience, not as portfolio.
Palm Insurance — Corporate Website
A corporate site for a fictional B2B insurance brokerage, built to carry a different visual language than the rest of the portfolio — deep green and gold, dense information architecture, six coverage lines, and two written executive profiles instead of one founder story.
sonnet.7 — Logo & Brand Identity System
A logo system for a fictional music brand, built to demonstrate full identity work: primary mark, dark/light/mono lockups, and a one-page brand guide — not a single flat logo file.
Ledgr — Personal Finance App UI/UX
A personal finance app UI/UX, delivered across three pricing tiers with a working prototype, not static screens — every flow you can actually click through.
Verdant — Technical SEO Landing Page
A landscaping business landing page built to demonstrate full technical SEO implementation, not just design — structured data, meta tags, sitemap, and a one-page audit report showing exactly what's implemented and why.
Northline — Physiotherapy Landing Page
A physiotherapy clinic landing page built around a single clear offer — book an assessment — with an animated gauge that visualizes the clinical measurement the practice actually treats.
Bre-work — SaaS Dashboard Landing Page
A landing page for a workflow analytics product, refined through a dedicated fix pass — including a subtle desktop bug most sites ship with anyway.
I carry the risk,
not you.
I'm building this studio independently, and I'd rather earn trust with terms than with claims. Here's what that means in practice.
No deposit, no upfront fee. You see the finished website first. If it doesn't meet what we agreed, you don't pay — the risk sits with me, which is where a new working relationship should start.
No account manager, no handoffs, no message passed through three people. Every question goes straight to the person writing the code, and every answer comes back the same way.
You receive a written build record: what was made, why it was made that way, and what the measured results are. You own the source code and the documentation at the end — not a locked account.
Pages, features, timeline and revision rounds are written down and confirmed before a single line is written. No moving targets, no invoice surprises at the end.
The visual direction I work in.
Concept designs showing layout, hierarchy and interface style across desktop and mobile. These are studio explorations rather than delivered client projects — figures shown inside them are illustrative.
Notes from the studio.
Why your landing page gets traffic but no enquiries
Most underperforming pages don't have a design problem — they have a clarity problem. Here's the order visitors actually read a page in, and what to put where.
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Slow websites hurt rankings and revenue
Speed is the most underestimated factor in online performance. What actually slows a site down, and which fixes give you the biggest return first.
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Rebuild or redesign? How to tell which one you need
A redesign changes what visitors see. A rebuild changes what's underneath. Picking wrong costs you twice — here's how to diagnose it in ten minutes.
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A logo that works at 16 pixels and on a shopfront
Most logos are designed at one size and break everywhere else. The constraints that make a mark survive every screen and every print run.
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