UX/UI Designer
& Product Design

It depends on scope. Most of my projects fall between under €2,000 and €5,000: a focused small business site sits at the lower end, a multi-page redesign with custom UX/UI and booking or contact flows sits higher. You get a fixed quote after a short call.

The number of pages, custom design versus template, features such as booking or a shop, content writing, and how much of an existing site needs to be migrated. I break these down in a written quote so you can see what you are paying for.

A small business site usually takes about 3 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch. Larger redesigns and startup product sites take longer. The main factor is how quickly content and feedback arrive, so I agree milestones at the start.

Your logo and brand colours if you have them, any existing photos, and a rough idea of your services and customers. If you have no brand or copy yet, I can help shape a simple visual direction and page structure.

I can advise on the best domain and hosting setup for your site and configure it for launch. You should own your domain and hosting accounts, so I set things up in your name.

Yes. A redesign starts with an audit of the pages, URLs, titles and content that already work. I keep or properly redirect important URLs, then improve structure, speed and mobile experience.

A template is fine when you need something live quickly and your needs are simple. Custom UX/UI pays off when the site must turn visitors into enquiries, bookings or sign-ups. I work in Figma, Webflow and WordPress and will recommend what fits your goals and budget.

Nobody can honestly guarantee a ranking. What I do is build the foundations that help: clear page structure, descriptive titles and headings, fast loading, mobile-first design, local signals and structured data.

Yes. I add your town or county to key pages and meta tags, use local business schema, and advise on setting up your Google Business Profile, which matters a lot for searches like web designer near me.

Yes. Every site is designed mobile-first, tested on real screen sizes, and built with optimised images and lightweight code, because most visitors browse on their phones.

It depends on who will manage the site. Webflow and WordPress suit owners who want to edit content themselves. Hand-coded HTML, CSS and JavaScript suits fast, simple sites. I explain the trade-offs before we choose.

AI assistants favour clear, well-structured sites: one topic per page, descriptive headings, direct answers to real customer questions, structured data that states who you are, what you do and where, and an llms.txt file. I build these into every site. There are no guarantees, but a clear structure gives you the best chance of being quoted.

Schema is code that tells search engines and AI tools exactly what your business is, where it operates, what services it offers and which questions your pages answer. It is invisible to visitors, and I include it in every site.

You fill in the contact form, I contact you on WhatsApp, and we discuss your problem. I then prepare a mood board and references, we choose a direction, and you fill in a short brief. After a written quote I design in Figma, you give feedback and approve the design, then I build, test and launch the website and hand it over with support.

Yes, they are a core part of my work. I can take you from idea to a clickable Figma prototype, a launch-ready landing page or website, and UX/UI for a web or mobile app, focused on the simplest version you can test with real users.

Yes. I can create a simple visual identity for the site, propose page structure, and write clear, customer-focused draft copy for you to review, so nothing stops the project.

I live in Bray, Co. Wicklow, and work with clients across Ireland, including Dublin and Wicklow, as well as internationally. Most of the work runs remotely with calls and shared Figma links, and I can meet in person around Bray and Dublin. I work in English and Russian.

Yes. My portfolio and the case studies page show full projects: the problem, the process and the result, so you can judge how I work before we talk.

I design with GDPR in mind: a working cookie consent banner, a privacy policy page, and forms that ask only for what is needed with a consent checkbox. For the legal wording itself, check your policy with a solicitor or data protection adviser.

I follow WCAG accessibility principles: readable contrast, clear heading structure, keyboard-friendly navigation and descriptive alt text, which also helps SEO.

Yes. I hand over the site with clear guidance, and I am available for updates, fixes and improvements after launch. Ongoing support can be agreed in your quote.

You own your website, domain and content. Ownership terms for design files are written into the quote before we start.