Why local

The street should look as good online as it feels in person.

Mourne Made starts close to home: independent owners first, then the clubs, charities and public services that hold local life together.

Who you are dealing with

I’m Conor, from Dundrum.

Mourne Made is run by me, Conor Brown. I make each concept and keep the first conversation direct, so you will not be passed into a sales team.

Email [email protected]

01

See the change first

You get a free before-and-after concept before any decision. It makes the difference concrete and keeps the next step low-risk.

02

Show the place people already know

Locals know the welcome, the produce, the craft. Online should carry the same impression — and where it falls short, a concept makes the gap easy to see.

03

Benefit stays nearby

Paid projects keep the studio running. A share of that capacity goes back into free or reduced-cost help for clubs, charities and organisations with a clear need.

Straight answers

Before you ask.

Is the concept really free?
Yes. The focused before-and-after is free and there is no obligation to continue. It is useful on its own, not a redesign held back for a sales call.
What would paid work cost?
You receive a fixed written quote before paid work begins. The job can stay small — one useful page or improvement first — and nothing starts until you accept the scope and price.
Are hosting and domain costs hidden?
No. A quote separates the build, domain and hosting. You can keep a suitable provider you already use; there is no forced long-term subscription.
How long does it take?
I confirm the concept delivery date when I reply. If you choose to continue, the paid schedule and its checkpoints are agreed before work starts.

For businesses

Ready to grow online

Focused websites, richer menus and recipes, better galleries, clearer booking paths and stronger local discovery.

For the community

Useful work when the budget is tight

Selected clubs, charities and community projects can receive reduced-cost or contributed work as capacity allows.