PLATFORM SPECIALISM
Ecommerce
Online stores built to convert, not just to look good.
- ✓ Free, no-obligation quote
- ✓ Stirling-based, UK-wide reach
- ✓ Direct, no account managers

experience
Discover
Visitor finds product page
Add to cart
Selects item and quantity
Checkout details
Enters shipping and contact
Payment
Enters card, confirms payment
Order confirmed
Confirmation and receipt emailed

A good ecommerce site has to do two jobs at once: look right for the brand, and actually convert visitors into customers. Neither one works without the other.
THE BASELINE
What an ecommerce site needs to be
Fast
slow pages lose sales, especially on mobile
Intuitive
a clear path from product page to checkout
Secure
customer data protected, with security kept up to date
Bespoke
a design that stands out rather than looking like every other store
Reliable
consistently online, especially during busy periods
Responsive
a smooth experience on every device
PLATFORM
Platform
Built primarily on WooCommerce, an open-source platform that gives full control over the store without locking you into a proprietary system or ongoing platform fees.
Support doesn't end at launch: ongoing management, performance monitoring, and updates are all available afterwards, so the store keeps working as well on day 300 as it did on day one. Based in Stirling, working with businesses across Stirling, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, and remotely with clients across the UK.
❝Online stores built to convert, not just to look good.
COMMON QUESTIONS
About Ecommerce
Do you build ecommerce sites on WooCommerce only?
Primarily, since it's open-source and doesn't lock you into a platform or ongoing transaction fees, but the right platform depends on the project.
Can you migrate my existing store without losing my products or orders?
Yes, migrations are planned to bring products, customers, and order history across without disrupting a live store.
Do you handle payment gateway and shipping setup?
Yes, payment gateways, shipping rules, and tax setup are all part of getting a store ready to actually take orders.
Can you build a store with a large product catalogue?
Yes, WooCommerce scales well into thousands of products with proper category structure and bulk import tools, rather than needing everything entered by hand one at a time.
What about ongoing costs beyond the initial build?
Hosting, and optionally ongoing management. WooCommerce itself has no licence fee and no per-transaction cut on top of your payment processor's own charges, which keeps running costs predictable.
Can you integrate with stock/inventory or accounting software I already use?
In most cases, yes, through WooCommerce's extension ecosystem or a custom integration where an off-the-shelf option doesn't exist.
Ready to talk
it through?
Tell me about your project and I'll get back to you within a day or two.