Catalog model
Collections, variants, options, stock and pricing rules worked out before design.
E-commerce
Stores built to sell, not to demo a theme.
An online store is a machine with a lot of moving parts: catalog, variants, stock, payments, shipping rules, tax, email, fulfilment. Most of our store work is making those parts fit the way a particular business actually sells.
- Platforms
- Shopify, WooCommerce, custom
- From
- $499 one-off
- Includes
- Setup, theme, payments, shipping, products
- Also
- Migrations between platforms
The problem
Where stores lose money
We build on Shopify when selling is the main job and you want checkout, payments and compliance handled for you. We build on WooCommerce when the store sits inside a content-heavy WordPress site or needs rules Shopify will not allow. We build custom when the catalog genuinely does not fit either.
- The product page answers the wrong questions
Shoppers want delivery dates, sizes, what is in the box and what happens if it is wrong. Most pages give them a paragraph of brand story instead.
- Shipping rules are an afterthought
Weight bands, regional restrictions, cold-chain windows, pick-up options. When they are bolted on late, carts fail or you eat the cost.
- The theme demo looked better
A theme is built to show every feature at once. With real products and real photography it needs design work the demo hid.
- Adding a product takes an afternoon
If the owner cannot add a line, update stock and run a discount without help, the store stalls the first busy week.
Our answer
What we do about it
We start with the catalog and the rules, not the homepage. How products are grouped, what varies, how stock moves, how things ship and where. Getting that model right is most of the work and it is invisible when done well.
Then we design the pages that carry the sale: collection pages that narrow quickly, product pages that answer the real questions, a cart that shows the total and the delivery date, and a checkout we leave alone unless there is a specific reason to touch it.
We configure payments, shipping and tax, load the products, connect email for abandoned carts and order updates, add product schema so Google shows prices and stock in results, and tune speed on the pages that matter.
What is included
What youget
Store design
Custom homepage, collection and product page design matched to your brand, not the theme demo.
Payments, shipping, tax
Gateway connected, shipping zones and rules configured, tax set up for where you sell.
Product loading
Products, variants, images and descriptions entered and checked, up to the package limit.
Email and recovery
Order confirmations, shipping updates, abandoned-cart recovery and discount codes.
Speed and rich results
Product schema, image optimization and speed tuning on collection and product pages.
How it runs
Four steps,start to finish
Map the catalog
We work through products, options, stock and shipping with you until the model is right.
Design the sale
Collection, product, cart and checkout flows designed around how your customers buy.
Build and configure
Theme build, integrations, product loading, payment and shipping setup, test orders end to end.
Launch and watch
Go live, monitor the first orders, fix what surfaces, hand over the admin with training.
E-commerce packages
From $499. Most clients choose Standard.
- Everything in Basic
- Up to 100 products with variants
- Custom homepage and product page design
- Discount codes and abandoned cart email
- Product schema for rich results in Google
E-commerceA direct-to-consumer eyewear store on Shopify, with collection pages built around frame shape and fit so shoppers can narrow a large catalog quickly.
E-commerceA Shopify store with a Vue product configurator, so customers see exactly the footbike they are ordering before they commit.
E-commerceA WooCommerce store for a fresh meat supplier, handling cut sizes, cold-chain shipping windows and an admin side a warehouse team can run.
Questions
Asked before most e-commerce projects
Shopify if selling is the main job and you want hosting, checkout and PCI compliance handled. WooCommerce if the store lives inside a content-led WordPress site, or needs pricing or shipping logic Shopify restricts. We put the recommendation in writing with the reasons.
Yes. Products, customers, orders and URLs are mapped and moved, with redirects so search rankings carry across. We run the old and new stores in parallel until the switch.
Yes. Product configurators, bundle builders, subscription flows and custom pricing are built as apps or theme code depending on the platform. Footbikes in our portfolio has a Vue configurator on a Shopify product page.
Platform fees, apps and payment processing are paid to the providers directly. We tell you the full running cost before you commit, including every app subscription we recommend.
If you want. Our care plans cover updates, backups, monitoring and monthly changes; e-commerce stores usually need the Standard plan or above.
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Tell us what you sell and how.
A short brief, a fixed price in writing and a realistic date range. No sales call unless you ask for one.
- Free, written quote
- Reply within one working day
- No sales call unless you ask