Online stores built to sell
No subscriptions or sales commissions. Modern design, fast delivery and comprehensive support. We build online stores that are easy to manage, optimised for SEO and ready to sell.
Our experience across many projects shows that an effective online store is about much more than attractive design. Strong e-commerce supports sales, advertising campaigns, SEO, analytics and post-purchase customer service. We therefore design the complete sales journey: from intuitive navigation, a fast basket and convenient checkout to integrations, automation, returns and technical readiness for new e-commerce obligations. The result is a store that drives sales growth and strengthens customer loyalty.
Build your online store with us and gain a competitive edge
Fully responsive online stores
Our online stores are fully responsive and easy to use on laptops, smartphones, tablets and widescreen monitors. Customers can shop comfortably wherever they are.
Optimised for SEO and loading speed
We build online stores prepared for search visibility, fast loading, analytics and advertising. From day one, your store is better equipped to attract traffic from Google, paid campaigns and e-commerce marketing.
Designed and coded from the ground up
Every online store we deliver is designed and coded from scratch around your needs. We do not rely on off-the-shelf templates; instead, we create a distinctive solution that reflects your brand and products.
Complete support with business email setup
Our support goes beyond the store itself. We can configure your business email accounts and help connect them to applications such as Outlook.
Easy-to-manage online stores
We build online stores on platforms such as WordPress and WooCommerce, PrestaShop and Shopify. Your team can manage products, orders and website content without involving a developer for everyday updates.
Comprehensive technical support
After launch, we provide administration, updates, optimisation and ongoing feature development. We also help organise post-purchase processes, including automated messages, forms, order statuses, returns and new legal requirements such as the online withdrawal function.
From idea to sales — our clients’ success stories
We built an online store with a custom product configurator
For ERGOOAK, we designed an online store with an advanced product configurator that lets customers tailor products to their needs. The solution increased engagement, shortened the decision-making process and produced measurable sales growth.
The store gained a competitive advantage alongside a higher conversion rate and average basket value — customers selected more optional features and returned to make further purchases.
Custom features that make your online store more compelling
Enhance your online store with modern functionality that improves both usability and appeal. We design custom product configurators that let customers personalise their purchase, increasing engagement and conversion. A furniture configurator, for example, can allow users to select dimensions, colours and details while viewing the result immediately as a 3D visualisation. Every solution is tailored to the industry and the way your business operates. Custom functionality can also include specialist forms, integrations, automation, returns workflows, order statuses and tools that simplify post-purchase service.
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Questions
and answers
We value your time, so we have collected the questions we hear most often about online store design and development.
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The cost depends on the sales model, number of products, UX design, integrations and automation. A straightforward store has a different scope from a B2B platform with individual pricing, ERP integration and multiple warehouses. Our guide explains how to start an online store and what affects the implementation cost.
Yes. Product information must be complete and consistent: names, specifications, variants, availability, prices and descriptions should make the offer easy to understand. Categories and product pages also need to be indexable. Read more about visibility in AI Search.
Yes, but migration requires a plan. Retain or redirect product and category URLs, transfer metadata, and verify canonical tags, indexation and structured data. Test the basket, payments, product feed and analytics before launch.
First identify which system is the source of truth for product data, prices and stock. Then define the scope and frequency of synchronisation and how errors will be handled. This reduces manual corrections and conflicting data across systems.
Warning signs include constant workarounds, synchronisation problems, complex B2B roles or processes with many exceptions. Analyse the process and data before replacing the whole platform. If the goal is to organise customer relationships and sales processes, a custom CRM system may be the next step.
WooCommerce is a strong choice when the store should grow within the WordPress ecosystem and the team needs flexible content editing. PrestaShop may be better suited to a larger catalogue and e-commerce processes that require an extensive back office. Base the decision on planned integrations and order-handling workflows; learn more about our WooCommerce implementations.
Track the journey from the product page through add-to-basket and checkout to payment. Compare these steps with technical errors, traffic source, device and payment method. This reveals whether the obstacle is the offer, delivery cost, form or payment itself.
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