Independent web design · Lisburn
If your Lisburn business grows through appointments, quotations or repeat customers, the website should help people understand the offer before they contact you. I’m Jb, a Belfast-based designer and developer working with organisations across Northern Ireland.
Project example: Clarke & Co. Accountants, a professional-services website by Leviathan.
The useful starting point
A service business can have plenty to explain: different kinds of work, areas covered, the information needed for a quote and the practical details of an appointment. We turn those into a useful route through the website, with a contact process that fits how you actually operate.
Each main service should explain who it helps, what the work involves and how to get started. Related work, qualifications or common questions can sit beside that explanation. The page structure follows your actual offer rather than a theme’s collection of generic sections.
A useful form asks for enough information to take the next step without demanding a full brief. We can agree the fields, routing and any existing tools it needs to connect to, so you spend less of the conversation establishing the same basic details.
Your service details, people and opening information will change. We decide what you need to edit and how it should be managed before choosing the build approach. Handover is part of the project, with ongoing help available when you need it.
Before the first sketch
You do not need a finished specification. A list of the questions customers ask is often a better starting point. Think about the difference between someone researching your service and someone ready to book or request a quote.
See the bespoke website serviceList the services that deserve their own explanation.
Choose the best real examples or testimonials for each service.
Describe your actual service area and any appointment requirements.
Decide what information helps you respond to a new enquiry.
Identify the content your team needs to update regularly.
Work from the studio
Existing Leviathan work selected for service clarity and enquiry journeys: an accountancy website and a driver-training site with a broad course offer.
Useful questions
Yes. I work with organisations across Northern Ireland from the Belfast studio. We can plan the work, review designs and complete handover remotely, with any meeting arrangements agreed directly. There is one point of contact throughout the project.
Yes, where that reflects how your business operates. We plan a clear service-area explanation and any genuinely useful local detail, such as appointment locations or differences in service availability. The structure should answer customer questions rather than repeat the same information under several town names.
That is part of the initial review. We agree what content, domain setup and existing URLs should be retained, and what needs to change. Any migration or redirect work is included in the project scope before the build begins.
A focused bespoke website usually starts from £4,000 and takes around 6–10 weeks. The final quote depends on content, page structure and features such as bookings or integrations. We agree the scope and review schedule together.
One person, from first chat to launch
Share your main services, who you want to reach and how you currently handle enquiries. If the existing site is getting in the way, tell me where the process breaks down.
Your designer, developer and point of contact. Based in Belfast, working across Northern Ireland.
hello@lvthn.co