Ecommercewebsitedevelopment
We build online stores where customers can choose products, arrange delivery and pay. You get the tools to manage products, prices and orders. We work with businesses starting to sell online and retailers with large catalogues that need a better store.
- PLATFORMS
- WordPress · WooCommerce
- PAYMENTS
- Paysera · Montonio · Stripe
- STAGES
- 5 stages from products to launch
- PRICE
- Based on your sales model
We plan the store around your products and customers
How do people choose what you sell? They may need a particular size, colour, ingredient or part that fits their equipment. Those details guide the categories, search tools and product pages.
We also look at how you work: where product information is kept, how prices and stock are updated and how orders are prepared for delivery. This helps us decide what you will manage in the store and what should connect to other software.
What can we include in your online store?
We organise products into useful categories. For larger catalogues, search and filters help customers narrow the selection by price, size, manufacturer or other relevant details, even when they do not know an exact product name.
Product pages bring together images, prices, specifications and delivery details. Where an item has several sizes, colours or configurations, customers can choose the right version before adding it to the cart.
We plan the steps from selected products to customer details, delivery and payment. The checkout collects the information your business needs and makes the next step clear to the buyer.
We connect payment providers and shipping options suited to your products and markets. Customers can use the supported payment methods and choose from available delivery, parcel collection or local pickup options. We assess these against provider terms and your shipping requirements.
Add products, change prices, create discounts and review orders. If you use accounting or warehouse software, we can assess whether it can connect to the store and reduce repeated data entry.
We consider the whole purchase on a smaller screen: navigation, search, product selection, cart and checkout. Before launch, we test how the steps work together.
How we build your store
- STEP 1
Understand the business
Review your products, customers, markets and order handling.
- STEP 2
Plan the store
Agree on categories, search, payments, shipping and other requirements.
- STEP 3
Create the design
Show the homepage, category, product and checkout layouts.
- STEP 4
Build and add products
Develop the features and import or enter the agreed product information.
- STEP 5
Test a purchase
Check product choices, payments, delivery and order messages, then explain store management.
WooCommerce development
We build stores using WordPress and WooCommerce. This provides a foundation for managing products and orders, with room for features such as specialised product search or a custom checkout.
For payments, we can connect Stripe, Paysera, Montonio or another suitable provider. We discuss where you sell, how customers prefer to pay and the provider’s costs before choosing an option.
Online store redesign and migration
We can improve your design, search, checkout or connections to other services. First, we review the current store and the problem you want to solve.
If a platform change is needed, we discuss moving products, images, customer records and order data. We check the available exports, plan redirects for changed page addresses and agree on how the migrated information will be verified.
Stores we have built
Butanas – a store with thousands of products and a custom checkout. Bodykit.eu – automotive parts with search by vehicle. OLÈ LAB – skincare products with detailed information to support product choice.
What affects the cost of an online store?
Product count is only one factor. Variants, filters, data quality, design, sales regions and integrations also affect the work. Importing a clean product file is different from preparing incomplete or inconsistent data.
Tell us what you sell, roughly how many products you have, where you want to sell and which systems you already use. We'll use that information to prepare a proposal.
Get a proposal →Ecommerce development questions
Yes. We show you how to manage products, options, discounts and orders. If another system supplies prices or stock, we explain where those details should be updated.
Yes. We plan languages, currencies, payment methods and shipping regions around your markets. Product translations and the relevant trading information also need to be prepared.
Yes, where suitable data is available. We first review what the current platform can export, then agree on what will move and what needs to be completed or corrected.
Yes. We can plan essential features for launch and add languages, payment options or software connections later. Discussing likely future needs early helps us prepare for them.