5 things that make a website look expensive (and none of them cost extra)

Most websites don't look cheap because of the budget. They look cheap because of a few small details.

After building sites with Next.js and Framer Motion, here are the 5 things I always get right:

Spacing, then more spacing Cheap sites are cramped. Premium sites let content breathe. Doubling the padding between sections is the fastest upgrade you can make.

One typeface, used with confidence Two fonts max. Big, bold headlines, quiet body text. The contrast does the work, not a dozen styles.

Motion with purpose Elements that fade up as you scroll, buttons that respond on hover. Subtle and fast, under 0.6 seconds. If you notice the animation, it's too much.

A tight color palette One main color, one accent, neutrals for everything else. Every extra color makes the site feel less sure of itself.

Speed A site that loads instantly feels premium before anyone reads a word. Optimized images and a modern framework make the difference.

None of these need a big budget. They need someone who sweats the details.

That's exactly how I'm building 10 custom websites in 10 days, for $100 each. If you want one of the 10 spots, send me a message.

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