Ecommerce website design that sells, not just displays
Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento stores built around the checkout
A store has one job: turn a visit into an order without making anyone work for it. We design and build on Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento, and the details that decide conversion, search, filters, product pages, shipping and tax rules, checkout speed, get settled before launch rather than after the first bad month.
Ecommerce website design and development
Listing products is the easy part; every platform does it. A store that makes money needs category pages that load before anyone gives up, search that copes with how people actually type, product pages that answer the questions a good shop assistant would answer, a checkout that does not lose people at the shipping step, and the structure search engines need in order to send anyone at all.
We have built and migrated stores since 2013. Magento and WooCommerce first, Shopify and Shopify Plus increasingly since. The checklist is the same across all of them, which is why we can be honest about which one you want.
Choosing the platform
- Shopify and Shopify Plus when selling is the main job and you would rather not think about hosting, PCI compliance or payment plumbing.
- WooCommerce when the shop lives inside a content-heavy WordPress site, or your pricing rules are strange enough to need code.
- Magento, now Adobe Commerce, for deep catalogues, B2B price tiers and multiple storefronts on one back end.
- Headless, a Next.js front end on a commerce API, when speed and a custom experience matter more than plugging in an app for everything.
One recommendation comes back, with reasons, after we have seen your catalogue, your margins and who will run it day to day.
Replatforming without losing rankings
Migration is where stores lose traffic, and it is almost always the URL map. Every old address gets mapped, metadata and structured data come across, redirects stay one hop deep, and Search Console is checked daily for the first month. Handled properly, neither your orders nor your rankings should notice the cut-over. The ecommerce SEO work runs alongside, and our notes on scalable store development cover the engineering side.
What our ecommerce service includes
Custom store design
Category, product, cart and checkout designed around your catalogue and your buyers, not a marketplace theme with the logo swapped.
Cart & checkout
Guest checkout, address lookup, saved cards, and abandonment recovery set up and then tested with real orders before launch.
Payments, shipping & tax
Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal and local gateways, plus carrier rates, zones, GST and per-market tax rules configured and verified.
Catalogue & product management
Variants, bundles, inventory sync and bulk import built so your own team can add a hundred products without asking us.
Mobile commerce
Designed for the phone first, tested on mid-range Android as well as recent iPhones, because that is the majority of the traffic.
Ecommerce SEO
Category structure, faceted navigation kept out of the index, and Product schema that earns price and review results.
Explore →How a store project runs
Discovery & catalogue reviewweek 1–2
Products, margins, markets, shipping realities and the systems you already run, written up as a scope you sign off.
Platform & architectureweek 2
One recommended platform with the reasoning, a URL map for the migration, and a costed list of the integrations.
Design prototypeweek 3–4
A clickable path from category to product to checkout, reviewed on a phone before anyone builds it.
Build & integrateweek 4–10
Built on staging, catalogue imported, then payments and shipping tested with real low-value transactions rather than sandbox mode alone.
Launch & watchweek 10–11
Redirects live, analytics and Search Console configured, and daily checks for a month on orders, indexation and errors.
Platforms we build on
Ecommerce work we can show you
From $8,000/project
Stores from $8,000 on Shopify or WooCommerce; Magento and headless builds are quoted after the catalogue review.
Ecommerce, answered
Which ecommerce platform is best for my store?
Shopify when selling is the main job and you want the infrastructure handled. WooCommerce when the shop sits inside a content site or the pricing is unusual. Magento for large catalogues and B2B tiers. Headless when speed is the differentiator. We name one after seeing the catalogue.
How long does an ecommerce build take?
Eight to twelve weeks for a typical store, longer with a big catalogue, custom integrations or a migration from a system with messy data. You see a clickable checkout prototype in week three or four, well before anything is built.
How much does an online store cost?
From $8,000 on Shopify or WooCommerce for a defined scope. Magento and headless builds are quoted after the catalogue review, since integrations with an ERP or a warehouse system usually decide the number rather than the design does.
What features does an online store actually need?
Fast search and filters, product pages that answer the obvious questions, guest checkout, real shipping and tax rules, order emails that arrive, analytics, and a way for your team to manage stock. Everything else can wait until those convert.
How do you keep the store secure?
Payments go through PCI-compliant gateways so card data never reaches your server. HTTPS throughout, platform and extension updates on a schedule, role-based admin access, and offsite backups tested by restoring them. It is documented at handover.
Can you connect the store to our other systems?
Yes: ERP and inventory, CRM and email such as HubSpot, Klaviyo or Zoho, shipping carriers, marketplaces and accounting. Each integration is listed and priced separately in the scope, because that is where budgets usually go astray.
Let's build a store that converts.
Send the current store URL or the size of your catalogue. Back comes a platform recommendation and a price range.