Design Made for Your Products
Category, product and cart pages designed around what you sell and how your customers choose, not a theme shared with thousands of other shops.
Category, product and cart pages designed around what you sell and how your customers choose, not a theme shared with thousands of other shops.
Guest checkout, clear delivery costs and as few form fields as possible, so fewer people give up at the last step.
Compressed images, caching and a short, well-chosen plugin list keep product pages quick on mobile data.
Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay set up and tested with real test orders before launch.
Irish and EU VAT rates, tax classes and shipping zones configured from the start, with invoices your accountant can use.
Recurring orders, booking calendars or wholesale price lists added when your business needs them.
Clean URLs, product schema, sensible headings and analytics in place, so the store can be found and measured from launch.
A walkthrough of adding products, handling orders and running discounts, so you are not dependent on us for everyday tasks.
Each step ends with something you can see and approve, and the price stays as quoted unless you ask for more.
We talk through what you sell, who buys it and, if you already have a store, what is holding it back.
An itemised quote and timeline within 48 hours, so you can compare it line by line.
Mockups of the home, category, product and checkout pages for you to review and approve.
We build the store on WordPress and WooCommerce and set up payments, shipping, VAT and any integrations.
Test orders on phones and desktops, redirects checked, then a planned launch at a quiet time for your shop.
Help with the first weeks of orders, then optional WooCommerce support if you want us to keep looking after the store.
Not every store needs a redesign. If yours works but keeps breaking after updates, loads slowly or needs small changes you cannot make yourself, we can take over its care, even if someone else built it.
WordPress, WooCommerce and plugin updates tested on a copy of the store first, with a backup before every change.
Broken checkouts, missing order emails, payment errors and layout problems tracked down and fixed.
Unused plugins removed, images compressed and caching set up, with before and after measurements.
New pages, product templates, shipping rules or seasonal offers, as one-off jobs or part of a monthly plan.
Every request gets a reply within 24 hours. For general site care, see our website maintenance service; for work on the WordPress side, see WordPress development.
A good freelancer can build a fine store, and a big agency is not automatically better. These are the questions worth asking whoever you choose.
| Question to ask | YAM | Often the case elsewhere |
|---|---|---|
| Is the price fixed before work starts? | Yes, itemised in writing | Estimate or hourly rate |
| Who is my contact? | One person for the whole project | Passed between people |
| Is the design made for my store? | Yes, designed for your products | A bought theme with your logo |
| Are Irish VAT and payments set up? | Part of every build | Left to the owner |
| Who owns the store? | You: code, content, domain and data | Sometimes tied to the supplier |
| What happens after launch? | Support terms agreed in writing | Often unclear |
Many stores run on a theme that was never meant for their kind of product. Customers have to work too hard to compare items, find sizes or see delivery costs, and they leave.
Speed is the next problem. Every extra plugin adds weight, and large images slow product pages down most on mobile, which is where most people shop.
The checkout is often where sales are lost: forced account creation, too many fields and surprise shipping costs at the last step.
And when nobody is responsible for updates, a single plugin update can break the checkout without anyone noticing until orders stop.
YAM Digital Limited is an Irish company based in Drogheda. You deal with the same small team from the first call to launch, and the person who builds your store is the one who answers your questions.
We know the practical side of selling online in Ireland: VAT on goods shipped to the EU, An Post and courier shipping rates, and customers who expect to pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay on their phone.
Everything is agreed in writing before work starts: scope, price, timeline and what happens after launch. The finished store is yours, with full access to the code, content and customer data.
WooCommerce runs inside WordPress, so your shop and your content live in one place. Product pages, blog posts and landing pages share one admin, one login and one design.
When the standard features are not enough, we add what your business needs: stock sync with a warehouse or accounting system, product configurators, trade accounts or custom shipping rules.
If you are moving from Shopify, Wix or an older WooCommerce setup, we move products, customers and orders across and redirect old URLs to keep SEO disruption to a minimum. Selling on Shopify instead? See our Shopify service.
For stores in Cork, see WooCommerce web design in Cork. For larger catalogues and custom ecommerce, see ecommerce development.