Jan-Hinrich Fehlis

Jan-Hinrich Fehlis, working out of Hannover-Linden, builds websites for companies, teams, and organizations, drawing on more than a decade spent in WordPress development. Each project is built as a static, pre-rendered site rather than a dynamic one, a choice made specifically to keep resource consumption low and page performance high. Accessibility is treated as a foundation rather than an add-on: interfaces are designed to be barrier-free, and content is written in inclusive language so it reaches more of the people who land on it.

The scope runs from website and landing page design through frontend and backend development, with WordPress hosting handled through partner Raidboxes on renewable energy. That hosting setup ties directly into the environmental angle of the work — Ecograder tests on sites built this way have come back around 0.02g CO2 per page view, a figure tied to the static-site approach and green hosting combined.

Past launch, ongoing WordPress maintenance covers secondary backups and performance monitoring, so sites keep running cleanly rather than degrading after handoff. The practice also tracks regulatory shifts such as the Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz, flagging what it means for businesses that will need to meet its accessibility requirements. Between the static-site architecture, the accessibility grounding, and the low-carbon hosting, the work reads less like a design shop applying accessibility as a checklist item and more like a practice built around those constraints from the start.