Ecommerce website design

Start with products and operations

Before choosing layouts, we discuss your product range, variations, stock arrangements, payment requirements and delivery rules. The store needs to match the way your business actually works. The number of products and the quality of existing product information affect both scope and timing.

Make product decisions easier

• Clear categories and useful product navigation
• Product images, descriptions and variation choices
• Visible pricing, availability and delivery information
• A cart and checkout flow appropriate to your requirements
• Order management and content training

Search, filters, accounts, subscriptions and other custom features can be added when the business needs them. We agree the first release rather than treating every possible feature as essential.

Agree payment and delivery integrations early

Payment gateways and shipping services vary by country, business eligibility and provider. We confirm your intended services and the accounts required before committing to an integration. Provider charges and recurring licenses are separate from design unless the quote explicitly includes them.

Test the shopping journey

We review the route from category browsing to product selection, cart and checkout. On mobile, options and purchase controls need readable labels and enough room to use. We agree a test approach for payments and order confirmations before launch.

Launch a manageable first version

Preparing product photographs, prices, descriptions and delivery information early helps keep the project moving. Handover includes guidance for the agreed content and order management tasks. Additional products, integrations or languages can be planned as later phases.

Explore a store project

See the Peakera Fashion project and our guide to clear product pages for examples of the information a customer needs.