foxland.fi

Freelance front-end development focused on accessible websites built with WordPress and Eleventy

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About foxland.fi

Foxland is Sami Keijonen’s freelance front-end development practice, focused on building accessible websites, mainly with WordPress and Eleventy. Its WordPress themes and plugins are mostly deprecated.

The practice serves clients seeking front-end engineering services. Keijonen is based in Finland and has worked as a senior front-end engineer at 10up.

Product: Freelance front-end engineering and accessible website development, mainly using WordPress and Eleventy.

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