Web design describes the look and feel of almost everything you see on the internet, from the front end. This is the collaborative work that brings together user interface (UI) graphic design, and copywriting. When you type in a URL or click on a link to a webpage, everything on that page has been carefully thought out to include design elements that are visually appealing. This encourages a person to explore that website for as long as possible. A good web design creates a positive brand experience that subtly guides you through its pages to complete a goal, without you even realising it. It should perfectly combine a well-thought-out layout, strong aesthetic and interesting content. We’ve been designing great websites for over two decades, so get in touch to say hello and let’s chat about designing a great website for your business.

Quoting for a good web design should always start with a conversation between client and agency. Even a simple web design cost would need to be submitted on the basis of the design appealing to your target audience and standing out amongst your competitors.

We’ve worked with all types of businesses so we understand the most important and appealing elements of UX. The cost to design a website depends on these foundations. This can take a few weeks for a simple brochure website at around €5,000, or a few months for a more complicated e-commerce site with lots of products and moving parts, for around €10,000. So, how much a website costs depends entirely on what type of design and functionality you want to include.

Our web design costs vary per project, but this is a guideline on what you can expect.

With so many web design agencies out there and a lot of terrible websites, it can be difficult to know which one to choose and who to trust with the design of your website. For a lot of people, this comes down to just accepting the cheapest quote.

While you may find that the best agency for you is the cheapest, you need to be sure that they understand exactly what you need and have the technical ability to produce a website that is unique to your business and has the functionality you need to convert visitors to customers.

Always chat to your agency on the phone before accepting a quote. Listen carefully for the type of words they use. If they don’t mention user experience (UX) or conversions. Or vaguely reference optimisation and click-through-rates without going into too much detail, then stay away. A good web design agency should be able to talk about design aesthetics with good conversion elements by listening and understanding who you are, how you’d like to position your business and what your customers will respond to.