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E-commerce Website
Professional Shopify or WooCommerce stores
Your online store is where visitors become customers. I build custom Shopify and WooCommerce stores, from small boutique shops to large catalogs with thousands of products, with fast loading, secure checkout, and a buying experience that doesn’t lose customers at the cart.
What You Get
Everything your store needs to turn visitors into buyers.
A store built for your products
Custom design shaped around what you sell and how you sell it, not a generic theme forced to fit.
Checkout that converts
Secure payments, clear product pages, and a smooth path from browsing to purchase, with no unnecessary steps to lose a sale.
Built to scale
Whether you're launching with a handful of products or managing a catalog of thousands, the store is built to grow with you.
Mobile-first
Most shoppers buy from their phone, so the store is designed and tested for mobile first, then scaled up to tablet and desktop.
Easy to manage
Add products, update prices, and run promotions yourself. No developer needed for the day-to-day running of your store.
Shopify or WooCommerce?
Two solid platforms, built for different needs and budgets.
Shopify
It is best if you want a managed platform, fast setup, and built-in hosting and security. Everything from server maintenance to SSL certificates is handled for you, so you can focus on your products instead of your tech stack. It's the right fit for most product-based businesses that want to launch quickly, keep things simple, and scale without ever touching server configuration.
WooCommerce
It is best if you already run WordPress, want full control over customization, or have specific functionality a template can't cover. Because it's open-source, you own your data outright and can shape nearly every part of the store, from checkout flow to how products are organized. It usually suits businesses with more complex catalogs, existing WordPress content, or plans to integrate tools beyond standard e-commerce features.
How I Build Your Store
A clear, four-step process from first call to launch.
Know Your Goals
We talk about your products, your customers, and what you need the store to do, and whether Shopify or WooCommerce is the better fit.
Design and Structure
I design your store's layout and navigation, and set up your product catalog, categories, and collections so customers can find what they're looking for.
Build, Integrate, Test
I build the store, connect payment gateways and shipping, and test the full purchase flow, from product page to confirmation, before anything goes live.
Launch and Handover
You get a store you can manage yourself: adding products, running promotions, and tracking orders, with support if you need it after launch.
Recent Work
Real stores, built and launched.
Pricing
A few factors shape the final quote.
The price depends on:
The price depends on:
- Catalog size. A handful of products costs less to set up than a large inventory.
- Design. A pre-designed theme costs less than a fully custom design.
- Integrations. Payment gateways, shipping, CRM, or inventory tools you need connected.
- Platform. Shopify and WooCommerce have different setup and ongoing costs.
- Timeline. Rush projects may carry a premium.
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Tell me about your products, and I’ll get back to you with a plan and a quote.