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WEB DESIGN IN DUBLIN

A website that answers the question the visitor arrived with — and shows the company details the Companies Act asks for.

How we design a site

Design starts with what the visitor came to do, not with a colour palette. Someone landing on a Dublin builder's site wants to know whether you do their kind of job, roughly what it costs and whether you will answer the phone. Everything else on the page competes with those three. We build on the same foundation for every client: fast pages, readable on a phone, with the registered details and the privacy information where the law expects them. The visual work sits on top of that, and it is where a site stops looking like everyone else's.

What you get

First step

A review with concrete points — the quote comes after it, not before

Structure

Pages arranged around what the visitor wants, not around your org chart

Speed

Measured on a real phone on mobile data, not on the office connection

Compliance

CRO number, registered office and privacy information in place before launch

Content

We edit yours or write it — either way it goes in before the design is signed off

Handover

Accounts in your name, and a written note of what runs where

Why work with us on design

  • A review before the quote — no price given on a hunch
  • Speed measured on a phone, because that is where most of your visitors are
  • Legal details built in from the start, not added after a warning letter
  • Accounts created in your name — domain, hosting, analytics
  • Text agreed before the layout, so the design fits the words instead of the reverse
  • We tell you when a redesign is not what your problem needs

Frequently asked questions

What does a site cost?

A landing page starts from €450, a company website from €2 000 and an online shop from €3 500. The review comes first and sets the scope, so the figure is answering something.

Starting prices. Every project gets its own quote.

How long does it take?

The date comes after the review, once we have seen the content. The part that runs late is almost always the text, and we would rather plan for that than be surprised by it.

Do you use a template?

We use the same technical foundation for everyone, because it is tested and fast. The design on top of it is yours. A site that looks like a template usually got one because nobody was given time to look at the content.

Can we edit the site afterwards?

Yes. Text and images are editable without us, and we show you how during handover. Structural changes are where we are useful, and you are free to take those elsewhere.

DISCUSS A DESIGN

Tell us what the site has to do and who it is for — we reply with a scope and an honest figure.