Give a Damn Design is a small studio specialising
in web design & the pursuit of happiness
– we bring beauty to your browser

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¹ Please note rates for our web projects usually start at around €2,500 / £2,000 / $3,000.

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How we do what we do


After the research, here's where it all starts. With a Sharpie®, some paper and a whole load of enthusiasm.
By creating wireframes we nail the visual components before making a single keystroke. Less time wasted. Simples.

A great design is nothing if your content isn't organised correctly.
Here we work out what's what, who needs it and how they're going to get to it.

Once the wireframes are agreed upon, we begin building directly in the browser. Static mock-ups are so last decade.
This way you get to see, but more importantly interact with your site as we progress.

Responsive design means delivering the right content to the right device in the right context. That restaurant site that shows the location, 'phone number and opening times when you're browsing with a handheld? Yup, that's what we're talking about. A site with the smarts.

Look at your typical website. Unless you're looking at icanhascheezburger.com then the majority of the pages will be text.
This is why typography is an integral part of what we do and we digitally build upon techniques that have been honed from centuries of man's love of type.

We use the latest and greatest technologies to ensure your site sits happily in The Semantic Web. You'll be fully covered on all the latest browsers, but what's that? You need IE6 support too? We sympathise and can help. That's what we're here for.

Some choice cuts


annlowney.com
under development

Ann Lowney

We are currently developing a personal promotion site for Miss Ann Lowney.

  • HTML+CSS+JS
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Tumblr
  • under development
lmulligangrocer.com
under development

L. Mulligan Grocer.

We are in the process of moving Mulligan's existing site and blog over to a newly designed and integrated platform.

Oh and if you're a fan of local craft beer, Irish whiskies and cracking food, pay them a visit. These guys are experts on all three.

lmulligangrocer.com

  • HTML+CSS+JS
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Blog
  • Whisky+Food+Beer
  • under development
Tweets from Brooklyn Beta

Tweets from Brooklyn Beta

A quick tweet aggregation site to keep tabs on what's happening with Brooklyn Beta. Thanks to @MrQwest for the original code.

giveadamndesign.com/bb

  • HTML+CSS
  • Twitter
  • Responsive
onephone.be

OnePhone

A proposed design for for new Belgian start-up OnePhone.

  • HTML+CSS+JS
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Blog
  • Whisky+Food+Beer
Gowalla stamp

Faux Gowalla Stamp

Loving the style of the Gowalla stamps, I took to creating my own for the opening of Dublin Airport's new Terminal 2. Just for kicks.

  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Gowalla
  • It's never that sunny in Ireland
noblige.eu

Noblige

Noblige is an exclusive bimonthly event held in Brussels and caters for the expat community in the stylish Aloft Hotel.

noblige.eu

  • HTML+CSS+JS
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Google maps
  • Mailing lists
Djurgladje

Djurglädje · Foder & Tillbehör

A simple holding page for a Swedish pet food shop. Half a day's work. Happy client. Job done.

  • HTML+CSS+JS
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Web Fonts
  • no job too small
worldcupvillage.eu

World Cup Village

During the 2010 World Cup, World Cup Village was a unique concept space showing every match live in a friendly international environment.

worldcupvillage.eu

  • Branding+Logo
  • HTML+CSS+JS
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Google maps
  • Mailing lists
  • Promotional emails
  • Printed merchandise
fmconsultants.eu

FM Consultants

Some early work for Brussels-based consultancy start-up FM Consultants.

fmconsultants.eu

  • Branding+Logo
  • HTML+CSS+JS
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Mailing lists
  • Promotional material
Business Card

Business cards

Letterpressed business cards for ourselves. Printed by the wonderful Blush°° Publishing.

More details…

  • Print
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Letterpress
  • 1969 Heidelberg
  • Business cards

#antispec: Please note we do not respond to spec work. Here's why.