Web design in Ireland built to bring in enquiries.

Most small-business websites fail in the same three ways:

• They’re slow on a phone. Most of your visitors are on mobile, and a heavy page loses them before it loads.
• They don’t ask. No clear price, no short form, no reason to get in touch today.
• They’re cut off from everything else. Forms land in an inbox nobody checks at weekends, and there’s no way to see which page or ad brought the enquiry.

Website designers often stop at the launch. We start there. Every site we build is designed around one job: turning visitors into enquiries you can see, answer and count.

Three versions, one standard. Each is built by a named web designer you can talk to directly, not passed to a junior.

Projects are 50% to start and 50% at go-live. For a full breakdown of what changes the price, see website design cost Ireland.

Next website start: December 2026. We start two websites a month so each one gets proper attention.

Every Lead-Ready Website includes, as standard:

1. Speed in the green. Lightweight code and optimised images, tested against Google’s Core Web Vitals on a mid-range phone before launch.
2. Tracking that works. Google Analytics 4, Search Console and conversion tracking set up properly, so you can see which page, search or ad produced each enquiry.
3. Forms wired into your CRM. Every enquiry goes straight into HubSpot or your existing CRM, not just an inbox.
4. SEO foundations. A page for each service and location, clean titles and headings, structured data, an XML sitemap and redirects from your old site.
5. Accessibility. Colour contrast, keyboard navigation and form labels built to WCAG 2.2 AA.
6. Training. A short recorded walk-through so your team can edit pages and post updates.
7. Ownership. Domain, hosting, code and content in your name from day one.

We build websites for businesses in every county. Kick-off is a 45-minute call, design reviews happen on a shared link, and you approve everything in one weekly message, so distance doesn’t slow anything down. Local pages for the areas you serve are written with real local detail, not swapped place names.

Selling online? Our ecommerce web design Ireland projects are built on Shopify or WooCommerce, with euro pricing, Irish VAT, and delivery rules for Ireland, Northern Ireland and the EU set up properly. They launch with product feeds for Google Shopping and email flows for abandoned baskets and repeat orders, because a shop without follow-up leaves money on the table.

We’re not tied to one platform. We’ll recommend the right one in the plan call:

• WordPress for teams that publish often and want a huge choice of plugins. We’re a WordPress web design company when that’s the right fit.
• Webflow for design-led brands that want to edit visually.
• A custom static build for the fastest possible site with the least upkeep.
• Shopify or WooCommerce for ecommerce.

Whichever we choose, you own it and you can edit it.

The Grow Digital Voucher from your Local Enterprise Office can cover 50% of eligible costs, from €500 to €5,000 (Local Enterprise Office). It funds new off-the-shelf software, such as an ecommerce platform or a CRM, plus setup and training worth up to half the project. It doesn’t fund bespoke website builds, and you need to have completed a LEO Digital for Business project in the last two years (Local Enterprise Office).

So the voucher won’t pay for your website build. It can help with the software around it, such as a Shopify plan or a CRM and its setup. We can’t promise approval, because your LEO decides, but we’ll help you check eligibility and prepare the quote. Read the rules on the Local Enterprise Office website.

We’re a new agency, so we won’t show you borrowed logos or made-up numbers. Instead you’ll see:

• Live sites and speed scores from our own builds, tested in front of you.
• Your own before-and-after. We fix tracking first, so the enquiries your new site brings are measured against your old one.
• Case studies as they’re earned. Our first five clients get 30% off for six months in return for an honest case study. 5 of 5 founding places left.

1. Is the launch date written down, with a penalty if they miss it?
2. Will the site be tested for speed on a real phone before launch?
3. Will forms go into a CRM, or just an email inbox?
4. Can you see which page or ad produced each enquiry?
5. Do you own the domain, hosting and code?
6. What happens to your SEO when the old site is switched off?

A good web design agency answers all six. So will we, on a free call.