Websites, eCommerce & Systems practice

Website design from Dublin, built to take bookings, sell online and reduce admin

We help businesses and public bodies in Ireland and the UK replace phone bookings, retyped orders and hard-to-update pages with websites that do real work. From Dublin, we build WordPress sites, online shops on WooCommerce, Shopify, BigCommerce, Squarespace or Wix, and booking systems. The outcome is a site that takes bookings, sells online and cuts admin, run by your own team.

Clients
Private and public sector organisations
Deliverables
A working site your team can run
Delivery
From Dublin, across Ireland and the UK
Entry point
A free 30-minute consultation

The challenge

Most website problems are system problems in disguise

A booking form that emails the office means someone retypes every request into a calendar. A shop that mishandles Irish addresses creates errors at checkout. A campaign site that only an agency can update leaves the organisation waiting on outside help.

We design around the job the site needs to do, then build on WordPress and Elementor so your own team can edit it. Every build is mobile-first, planned for accessibility and SEO, and handed over with training.

How we help clients

Websites create most value when connected to the systems behind them

We build with WordPress, Elementor, Gravity Forms and LatePoint, and set up shops on WooCommerce, Shopify, BigCommerce, Squarespace or Wix. Where needed, we connect Make.com, HubSpot or Microsoft 365.

Business, campaign and organisation sites, structured for SEO, fast on mobile and straightforward for your own team to update.

Online shops on WooCommerce, Shopify, BigCommerce, Squarespace or Wix, with products, stock, payments and shipping configured properly. Our WooCommerce Eircode lookup plugin captures accurate Irish addresses at checkout.

Appointment, class and hire bookings in Gravity Forms or LatePoint, including SMS confirmations, reminders, calendar sync and members-only areas.

A single journey that takes an order, donation or registration, confirms it automatically and routes the details to the team who act on it.

Custom WordPress plugins and connections to Make.com, Zapier, HubSpot and Microsoft 365, for cases where an off-the-shelf plugin does not fit how you work.

Independent advice on choosing an electronic point-of-sale (ePOS) system, linking online ordering and click and collect to your website, and getting weekly reports from the till.

Google Analytics 4, conversion and call tracking configured on your site, so you can see which pages generate enquiries, bookings and sales.

Monthly updates, backups, security and uptime monitoring, plus time for small changes, on a single plan.

Our approach

A four-step approach takes each build from scope to handover

01

Define the scope

We agree what the site must do: the journeys, content, integrations and who will edit it day to day. You receive a written fixed-scope quote and timeline.

02

Design the structure

Page structure, wireframes and a design built on your brand, with SEO and accessibility considered from the outset.

03

Build and test

We build in WordPress, connect forms, payments and systems, and test on real phones and browsers before anything goes live.

04

Launch and hand over

Redirects, Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console configured at launch, training for your team and an optional care plan.

Client work

Our builds replace manual steps with working online systems

Community health

Laptop showing the MPOWER rapid test booking page

A booking system for rapid-testing appointments inside MPOWER’s existing website, with SMS confirmation and verification. The outcome was less manual admin and more control over testing availability.

Charity

Laptop showing the GlowRed campaign website for HIV Ireland

An online order and donation portal. Supporters order a GlowRed pin, donate and get confirmation in one journey, and the office team receives the dispatch details.

Local government

The Leitrim Gathering logo over a woodland waterfall

A campaign website built from the ground up as the Gathering’s hub. It includes a registration pathway for individuals and groups, on a platform the council can update itself.

Tourism

Two cyclists on a country road in County Mayo with mountains ahead

A mobile-first restructure of key pages and a Gravity Forms booking system for a bike hire business in Westport, Co. Mayo, complemented by Google Business Profile and Google Ads work.

Ways to engage

The right starting point depends on what you already have

With an existing site, start with a review call or a plan that keeps it secure. For something new, start with a scoping call. Fixed scope, ask for a quote.

For organisations unsure what their site needs, a free 30-minute call with Titan Digital identifies the right starting point.

Updates, backups, security and uptime monitoring each month, with time for small changes included.

Set out what the site or system must do and receive a written, fixed-scope quote for the build.

Questions clients ask us

Can we update the website ourselves?

Yes. We build in WordPress and Elementor so your team can edit text, images and pages without code, and we train them at handover. The Leitrim Gathering site, for example, was built so the council could update it itself.

Do you only build in WordPress?

WordPress is our main platform, because it is flexible, widely supported and easy to hand over. On other platforms, including Shopify, BigCommerce, Squarespace and Wix, we can still advise on structure, SEO, accessibility and integrations. Where a rebuild makes sense, we map redirects from old pages so you retain the search visibility you have built.

Does the European Accessibility Act affect our website?

It may. The Act has applied in Ireland since 28 June 2025 (S.I. No. 636 of 2023) and covers a range of consumer-facing digital services, including many online shops.

We build to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We provide training and technical support, not legal advice, so check with your solicitor or adviser whether the Act applies to you.

Do you work with organisations outside Dublin?

Yes. We are based in Dublin 4 and build sites for organisations across Ireland, including in Leitrim and Mayo, and in the UK. Most of the process runs online, with in-person workshops where they help.

Who owns the website when it is finished?

You do. Wherever possible we set up the domain, hosting, licences and analytics in your name, and hand over admin access and documentation at launch. You are never locked in to us.

Let's discuss what your website needs to do

Book a free 30-minute consultation with Titan Digital. Bring your current site, or simply the problem, and we will recommend the simplest build that solves it.

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