E-Commerce Web Development
Catalogue, checkout and the operational side behind them — set up on whichever platform suits your catalogue rather than the one we happen to prefer.
What this Covers
An online store is mostly operations wearing a shopfront. The catalogue has to be structured so it can grow, the checkout has to survive a real payment provider, and somebody has to be able to add a product on a Tuesday without calling a developer.
We pick the platform to fit the catalogue. Shopify where you want the platform to carry the payments and compliance load. WooCommerce where the store sits inside a WordPress site you already run. A custom build only where neither fits, because custom means you own the maintenance too.
We would rather tell you a platform will do the job than sell you a build you do not need.
What is included
- Platform chosen against your catalogue, not our preference
- Shopify builds, custom themes and app configuration
- WooCommerce builds on WordPress
- Custom storefronts where no platform fits
- Payment, shipping and tax configuration
- Product imports and catalogue structure that can grow
- Product and category pages built to be found in search
- Deployed to your hosting, or to hosting we manage for you
What you end up with
- A live store with checkout tested end to end
- A documented process for adding products and categories
- Analytics and e-commerce tracking configured
- Source code and accounts transferred to your name
How an engagement Runs
No discovery phase that eats the budget. Each stage ends with something you can hold.
- 1DiscoverWe map the stack, the owners and what actually has to change. You get a written scope with a fixed price.
- 2DesignFlows and screens reviewed against the scope. You get a clickable prototype.
- 3BuildWeekly builds on a staging URL. Your repo, your accounts, documented from day one.
- 4LaunchCutover, monitoring and a handover session with the people who will run it.
Tell us what needs Building
One senior reads every message and replies with next steps and a rough range.
