Webshop & E-commerce Development
Shopify Plus, WooCommerce or headless commerce with the integrations a real store needs.
A store is a system, not a theme. Behind the storefront sit product data, stock, payments, shipping, tax and the ERP that has to agree with all of it. We build stores where those pieces connect, so the team spends time selling rather than reconciling.
Platform choice follows the business. Shopify Plus for speed and ecosystem, WooCommerce for content-led stores, composable commerce with Medusa or commercetools when the catalogue or channels outgrow a single platform.
- Our marketing team's e-commerce specialists review the store for feeds, SEO and conversion before launch.
- Integrations are built with monitoring, so a failed order sync is an alert rather than a customer complaint.
- We plan for peak: load testing and a launch runbook are standard.
- A consumer goods manufacturer moving from wholesale-only to direct sales in several markets.
- A retail group replatforming a store that its ERP, warehouse and loyalty systems all depend on.
- A B2B distributor with customer-specific pricing, approval workflows and a catalogue in the hundreds of thousands.
- Stock on the storefront and stock in the warehouse disagree daily.
- Peak trading brings outages or a checkout that slows to a crawl.
- Plugin updates break integrations and nobody knows until an order is missed.
- Expansion into a new market means a new store built from scratch.
What is included.
- 01
Commerce architecture
Platform, PIM, OMS, payment and shipping choices mapped to your operations.
- 02
Storefront design and build
Custom theme or headless front end built for speed and conversion.
- 03
Integrations
ERP, PIM, warehouse, marketplaces and marketing tools connected and monitored.
- 04
Checkout optimisation
Payment methods, express checkout and friction removal measured by conversion.
- 05
Migration
Products, customers, orders and SEO equity moved from the old platform.
- 06
Launch and support
Load testing, tracking, go-live and a retained team afterwards.
Four steps, no surprises.
- 01
Discover
Catalogue, operations, integrations and growth plans reviewed to choose the architecture.
- 02
Design
Storefront and checkout designed with conversion data from your current store.
- 03
Build
Theme or headless front end, integrations and data migration in phases.
- 04
Launch
Testing, cutover, monitoring and a hypercare period.
From first meeting to steady state.
- 01Weeks 1 to 2
Discovery and architecture
Catalogue, operations, integrations and growth plans reviewed to choose platform, PIM, OMS and payment providers.
- 02Weeks 3 to 6
Design
Storefront and checkout designed with conversion data from the current store.
- 03Weeks 7 to 16
Build and migrate
Theme or headless front end, integrations and data migration delivered in phases.
- 04Weeks 17 to 20
Launch and hypercare
Load testing, cutover, monitoring and a hypercare period before the retained team takes over.
- Checkout conversion rate against the pre-launch baseline.
- Order sync failure rate between storefront and ERP.
- Storefront performance under peak load, tested before launch.
- Time to open a new market or channel on the platform.
- Commerce architect
- Storefront developers
- Integration engineer
- UX designer
- Delivery lead
- Commerce architecture document.
- Built storefront in your account and repository.
- Live integrations with monitoring.
- Migrated data and redirect map.
- Checkout conversion baseline and report.
Store builds are fixed scope after a discovery phase of two weeks. Typical delivery is ten to twenty weeks depending on integrations and migration. Composable builds can take longer and are phased. Ongoing work runs on a retained development team.
E-commerce & Marketplace Marketing
Shopping feeds, storefront SEO and marketplace listings and ads managed for profitable sales.
IT ConsultingSystems Integration & Data Infrastructure
Connect ERP, CRM, e-commerce and data sources through APIs and pipelines so data moves without hands.
MarketingConversion Rate Optimisation
Research-led experiments and UX fixes that raise the share of visitors who buy, book or enquire.
Webshop & E-commerce Development, in plain terms.
Shopify Plus fits most direct-to-consumer stores. Complex B2B pricing, large catalogues or multi-channel operations may call for WooCommerce or a composable stack. We give a written recommendation with trade-offs.
Yes. We have connected stores to multiple ERP and warehouse systems and confirm feasibility during discovery.
URL mapping, redirects, structured data and a pre-launch crawl comparison, with monitoring for the first months after launch.
Yes, including customer-specific pricing, quotes, approval workflows and punch-out where needed.