Custom UX/UI Design
Every layout is built around your brand and product structure — not a generic theme shared across other stores.
Every layout is built around your brand and product structure — not a generic theme shared across other stores.
Product and checkout pages structured to reduce friction between "add to cart" and "order confirmed."
Server-level caching, compressed image delivery, and hosting configuration tuned for WooCommerce.
Stripe, PayPal, and local payment gateways configured and tested against real transaction flows before launch.
Irish and EU VAT rules, tax classes, and shipping zones set up from the start.
Recurring billing, booking calendars, or wholesale pricing tiers added where your business model requires them.
On-page SEO structure, product schema markup, and connections to your email marketing platform built at launch.
Security monitoring, plugin updates, and performance testing after launch, for stores that want continued improvement.
Every project follows this six-step process with no ad-hoc scoping and no surprise change orders once a fixed price is agreed.
We review your business goals, current site (if any), and competitors to scope the right WooCommerce solution — no obligation.
You receive a transparent, itemized quote and project timeline within 24–48 hours, with no hidden fees.
Our designers create mockups tailored to your brand, products, and customer journey for your approval.
We build your store with performance and security in mind — payments, shipping, inventory, and third-party integrations included.
QA across devices, browsers, and payment flows, followed by a guided launch.
30 days of free support post-launch, plus optional ongoing maintenance, SEO, and optimisation packages.
Most WooCommerce directories connect you to unverified third parties with no published pricing and no single point of accountability. YAM works with one team, one fixed quote, and one contact throughout the project.
| Feature | YAM | Typical Agencies / Freelancers |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing transparency | Fixed, itemized quote in 24–48h | Pricing rarely disclosed upfront |
| Account manager | Single accountable contact | Often passed between subcontractors |
| Design customisation | Custom UX/UI per brand | Frequently template-based |
| Performance commitments | Published launch & support targets | Vague or unstated |
| Irish VAT / payment expertise | Built into standard process | Generic, non-localised setup |
| Post-launch support | 30 days free, then optional plans | Often charged separately or undefined |
| Project timeline | Agreed at proposal stage | Frequently open-ended |
Many WooCommerce stores use pre-built themes not designed for their specific product type, resulting in generic layouts that don't fit the purchase journey customers need.
Performance issues are common. Unoptimised plugins and uncompressed images cause slower load times, which correlate with higher bounce rates on product and category pages.
Checkout friction is a third problem. Multi-step forms, forced account creation, and unclear shipping costs lead to cart abandonment at the final step.
Structurally, many buyers work with freelancers or agencies with no published pricing, no defined process, and no single point of accountability if timelines slip or results underperform.
YAM works as a single team with one accountable contact throughout your project, not a marketplace connecting you to unknown third parties. Every WooCommerce web design starts with custom UX/UI built around your actual product range.
Our team members are named and public, not anonymous freelancer listings behind a directory. For Irish and EU businesses, we handle VAT rules, currency handling, and local payment gateways as standard practice, alongside GDPR compliance and PCI-DSS awareness for stores processing card payments.
We publish performance commitments — a page speed target, an agreed launch date, and 30 days of included post-launch support. We cap new builds at four per month to keep every project properly resourced.
On the development side, we handle the full WooCommerce stack: payment gateway configuration, shipping rules, tax logic, and inventory sync.
Performance is treated as a core design requirement. We optimise for Core Web Vitals — image delivery, caching, and hosting configuration tuned for WooCommerce's database load.
SEO structure, schema markup, and analytics tracking are configured during the build, so your store is indexable and measurable from launch.
For Irish and EU businesses, we handle VAT rules, local payment gateway options, and multi-currency setup as standard. If you're selling internationally, this infrastructure is included in the project scope.