Web Development, Brand Identity & AI Systems in Barcelona
Barcelona
Barcelona has a rare combination: a design-forward culture, a serious international startup scene, and access to the European market from a city that actually attracts talent. Founders building here are often targeting audiences well beyond Spain, which means your digital presence needs to work as hard in Amsterdam or Austin as it does in the Eixample.
the barcelona problem
Barcelona has incredible design culture, which means the aesthetic bar is genuinely high — but a lot of businesses here have not translated that sensibility into their digital presence. The website looks like an afterthought, the brand does not hold up in English-language markets, and the systems are not built to scale internationally. In a city full of talented people building global companies, that gap is closing deals before they start.
I build fast, design-precise sites on Next.js that hold up in every market Barcelona businesses are targeting — whether that is London, Berlin, New York, or Tokyo. Barcelona buyers have an eye for quality and international buyers make decisions fast, so your site needs to deliver both the aesthetic confidence and the conversion clarity that closes the deal.
Barcelona's creative scene sets a high visual bar, and I match it. I build brand systems that feel internationally credible without losing the distinct character that makes Barcelona-born companies interesting. The work is sharp enough for European enterprise buyers and expressive enough to stand out in a crowded startup landscape.
Barcelona's international founders are building for scale — which means the operations need to match. I build custom AI systems that handle multilingual workflows, international client onboarding, and the kind of intelligent automation that lets a team of ten operate like a team of thirty across multiple time zones and markets.
why barcelona
I work with Barcelona founders because the ambition here matches the quality I want to deliver. Companies building out of Barcelona are often playing an international game from day one, and that is the kind of scope I think about from the first conversation. The time zone difference from the US is manageable — projects move forward on Barcelona time and I stay in sync.
industries i work with
International Startups & SaaS
Tourism & Hospitality Tech
Creative Agencies & Design Studios
E-commerce & D2C
Mobile & App Development
Biotech & Life Sciences
Real Estate & PropTech
Fashion & Lifestyle
Top 5
startup ecosystems in Europe by deal volume
4,800+
startups active in the Barcelona metro area
€1.2B+
in venture capital invested in Catalan startups in 2023
frequently asked questions
Most projects land between €4,000 and €15,000 depending on scope. A focused marketing or services site with strong positioning sits at the lower end. A full brand and web engagement with custom integrations and multilingual requirements runs higher. I scope every project individually so there are no surprises.
Barcelona is six to seven hours ahead of my time zone. The rhythm that works well: you send feedback or questions at the end of your day, I pick them up and move things forward, and you have progress waiting in your inbox the next morning. I have worked with Barcelona-based clients through full brand and web projects without meaningful delays from the time difference.
Yes. Building for English, Spanish, Catalan, and other European languages is something I plan for from the start — not as a retrofit. That includes site architecture that supports localisation, copy that holds up in each language, and a design system that works across them.
Enough to be useful. I understand what international startup buyers expect, what European enterprise clients look for in a vendor's digital presence, and how Barcelona companies tend to position themselves for expansion into Northern Europe and North America. That context shapes the work.
A focused site takes three to five weeks from kickoff to launch. A larger brand and web project with multilingual requirements or custom integrations runs six to ten weeks. I set clear milestones upfront so the timeline is predictable on both sides.
Absolutely. Tourism and hospitality is one of Barcelona's core industries and I understand what those businesses need: beautiful presentation, fast performance, booking or inquiry flows that convert, and a brand that stands out in a crowded category.