An online shop built around the way you sell

Selling online means deciding how products are presented, bought and delivered. We start from that path to design the catalogue and the features of the shop.

Catalogue and product pages

We gather how many products there are and of what kind, the variants, photographs, prices and available information. We agree how the catalogue is updated and who runs it after launch.

Payments and delivery

We agree the payment methods and the rules for shipping or collection. External services, fees and the connections needed are stated in the scope, never assumed to be included.

Order handling

We look at what has to happen after a purchase: who receives the order, how its status is followed and what the customer needs to be told. The automations are defined and tested on the project.

Content and structure

Categories and product pages should help people find and compare what you sell. We look after how the information is organised and the SEO setup, avoiding duplicate descriptions with no useful detail.

How we set the cost

The cost depends on the catalogue, the features and the connections needed. Before the order you receive a summary of the work, the inclusions, the external services and the timings. We don't apply the brochure-site price to an online shop.

Where to start

Tell us what you sell, how many products you want online and how you handle orders and delivery today. That's enough to define the project without promising features that still need assessing.

Describe your online shop

We start from what you sell and how you deliver it: the project is defined before a line of it is written.