Industry Website Design in IrelandSectors we work in.
Working repeatedly in a sector means the first meeting starts from a more useful place. It does not mean reusing a template. Each project still begins with your business, your buyers and your constraints.

Technology & SaaS
Technical products, explained without losing the detail.

Professional Services
Making the case for your firm specifically.

CleanTech & Industrial
Built for technical and commercial readers at once.

Real Estate & Construction
Showing completed projects, and making enquiries easy.

Hospitality & Consumer
Atmosphere, alongside the practical information.

Health, Education & Nonprofit
Accessible by design, for audiences with very different needs.
Knowing the sector shortens the discovery, not the thinking.
What sector experience actually buys you
It buys a shorter run-up. We already know that a technical buyer and a commercial buyer read the same page differently, that a regulated sector has a review step which will not be hurried, and that a public-facing organisation is judged on whether people can complete a task rather than on how the homepage looks. Those are the questions that would otherwise be answered in your discovery, at your expense.
What it does not buy
A template. Two companies in the same sector rarely have the same problem: one is explaining a product nobody has heard of, the other is defending a position it already holds. Sector patterns tell us where to look first. They never tell us what to build, and a studio that arrives with the answer already decided is selling you its back catalogue.
If your sector is not listed
It is still worth a conversation. The six here are where the work has clustered, not a list of what we will take on. The useful question is not which industry you are in but which of the problems above sounds like yours — a complicated product to explain, a decision made by several people at once, a technical audience alongside a lay one, or a task that has to be completed on a phone.
How we work across Ireland
The studio is in Limerick and the work is national and international. In practice sector matters far more than distance: a manufacturer in Cork and one in Galway have more in common with each other than either has with a nearby hotel. Meetings happen in person when they earn the travel and on a call when they do not.
“We have been working with [Dave Curtin] for the last number of years and couldn't recommend [him] enough. Dave worked with us on a new brand re-design... which has greatly boosted our website traffic, performance, and overall user experience. [His] reporting system is top class.”