A shopper-friendly catalogue
A logical category structure, fast search, filters and product pages that answer questions before purchase.
E-commerce website development
We build online stores that make browsing and buying easier. We plan the catalogue, payments and delivery, and connect business systems so your team can manage orders.
Discuss your requirementsBefore we startScope and budget
After launch30 days of support
From product search to order fulfilment
We start with the catalogue: product volume, variants, attributes, categories and pricing rules. We design search, filters, clear product pages and checkout for mobile and desktop. We plan how stock, prices and orders move between the store, CRM and inventory software. Testing covers successful and failed payments, order statuses and delivery. The integration scope depends on the services your business uses.
Payments and delivery
We connect the payment and delivery services you need, then test checkout and failed-payment scenarios.
Accounting sync
We set up the exchange of prices, stock and orders. We agree the source of truth and how to check for synchronisation errors.
Conversion as a metric
We set up purchase analytics to see where people stop. You can use those findings to plan changes and tests.
What the work includes
This is what the work can include. We will decide what your project needs together and agree the scope before starting.
Requirements and prototype
- Workflows and constraints
- First-release functionality
- Key screen prototypes
UX/UI design
- Interface structure
- Responsive layouts
- States, errors and guidance
Development and integrations
- Catalogue, search and filters
- Cart and checkout
- Payments, delivery and inventory
Testing and launch
- Testing agreed workflows
- Access and documentation
- Post-launch support
How we work
You see the work at each stage and can ask questions. Your technical lead helps with decisions, and the weekly update shows what is done and what comes next.
Niche and requirements analysis
We study your product range, competitors and logistics, and decide which integrations are launch-critical and which can wait.
UX prototype and design
We map the shopper's journey from the homepage to the thank-you page, then dress it in your brand's design.
Development and integrations
We build the catalogue, cart and customer account, and connect payments, delivery, marketplaces and accounting.
Content and testing
We import products and test every purchase scenario and mobile performance before going live.
Launch and conversion work
We launch the store, check analytics and review the first orders. We plan further changes using what we observe in the live store.
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Before you start
Cost, preparation and project support.
Can you connect our inventory system and CRM?
We check your systems and their APIs, then agree the data source, how products, prices, stock and orders are exchanged, and how integration errors are handled.
Which payment and delivery services can be added?
The choice depends on your sales regions, currencies, provider agreements and available APIs. We agree the services before development and test payments and delivery with sample orders.
What determines the development cost?
The cost depends on workflows, design complexity, integrations, data migration and available materials. After clarifying the brief, we define the scope and estimate. The budget is agreed before development starts.
How is the launch timeline agreed?
We review the scope, external dependencies and content readiness before agreeing milestones. If you need an earlier release, we define which functions belong in the first version.
What happens after launch?
We provide 30 days of support after release and help with launch issues and team questions. Further features and product development are planned separately.
Let’s talk about your next online store.
What do you sell, how big is the catalogue and how do you manage stock? These details help define the build and integrations.
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