Web design in Lisburn
Bespoke websites for Lisburn businesses, built from our studio in Holywood. Fixed price agreed before anything starts, and the person who scopes your project is the person who builds it.
Start a projectA template can only ever make you look just like everyone else competing for the same customers.
Plenty of Lisburn businesses are selling to people who could just as easily drive into Belfast, which makes the website the thing that decides whether they bother. A theme with your logo dropped into it will not do that work. If you only need a presence we will say so and sell you the smaller build instead, but where the site has a job to do it should be built around your business, not adapted from something designed for somebody else.
Marketing site and content
The pages that do the selling, with a structure that fits what you actually offer. Blog, case studies, news and landing pages, all editable by your team without ringing us.
Selling online
Physical stock, digital products, subscriptions and gift cards, with payments taken securely and stock kept in step with the shop floor.
E-commerceTaking bookings
Availability, deposits and confirmations on your own domain, around your own rules, with no commission taken on anything you sell.
Booking systemsMember areas and portals
Logins, roles, gated content and the internal tools that sit behind the public site. Where a website stops being a brochure and starts being software.
Web applicationsNot sure which of these you need?
Connected to what you already run
Orders reach your accounts package, enquiries reach your CRM, and nobody retypes anything into a second system. We write the integrations as part of the build.
Built, and live
Three we are asked about most, all running on the admin we handed over. Sites you can go and look at, for people you can go and ask. See all of our work.
Both Kyle and Luke took the time to listen to our requirements and provided valuable insights throughout the development process. The end result exceeded our expectations, providing a seamless and efficient booking experience for our customers while streamlining our operations. This is demonstrated through the increase of bookings we've received since launching our new website.
Want a quality website for your business?
How we deliver
A fixed price agreed first, a staging site from the first week, and the same people the whole way through.
A call or a meeting to pin down what the site has to achieve and who it is for. We will suggest the approach we think fits, including telling you if a smaller build would do.
The approach in writing, with what is in, what is out, a timeline and a fixed price. No hourly rate running quietly in the background.
Designed against your real content rather than placeholder text, so what gets approved is what actually ships.
Built, tested on a staging site you can see from the first week, then handed over with an admin your own team can operate.
Step one costs nothing, just let us know what you need.
How much does a website cost in Lisburn?
It depends on how much of it is bespoke, how many systems it has to talk to, and how much content needs moving across. The price itself comes first though, quoted against a written scope before anything begins. If the scope changes later that is a conversation with a figure attached, not a surprise on an invoice.
Have you built anything in Lisburn before?
Laganview Golf Centre, which is the largest golf venue in Northern Ireland. We built the bay booking system it runs on, so bookings and payments happen on their own site instead of a platform taking a cut of each one. Campbell Financial in Hillsborough is a few miles further on.
Do we need to meet in person?
Only if you want to. We are at 14 High Street in Holywood, about half an hour from Lisburn, and we are happy to come to you. A lot of projects run start to finish over calls and email, so treat the distance as an option, not a cost.
How long does a website take?
A straightforward brochure site is usually a few weeks. Anything with bookings, payments or a members area takes longer, because there is software underneath it. Laganview was the second kind. You get a timeline in the proposal before you commit, and a staging site from the first week.
What happens after it launches?
Most clients move onto hosting on our own servers and a maintenance plan, priced separately from the build so the ongoing commitment is visible. We still look after most of what we have built, which is why fifty-odd clients are still with us against seventy-odd projects delivered.