Online store development with a user-friendly buying path
The purchasing process must be carefully planned, from the product right through to the order
In an online store, it is not just about having an attractive product catalogue. Customers need to find the right item, understand the information, add the item to the cart, pay and understand the delivery process.
This logic is planned before the design, as it determines the pages, filters, integrations and the final price.
Product
A well-organised product page, including photos, price, description and, where applicable, variants
Cart
People can see what they have chosen, can adjust the quantity and do not lose confidence.
Payment
Delivery
Clear delivery options, prices, delivery times and information for the customer.
Management
An online shop is needed when products require more than just social media posts
You can showcase a product on social media, but an online shop allows you to display categories, prices, descriptions, photos, delivery information and the checkout process.
Product catalogue
Order Management
Purchase flow
When it is important for a customer to move from the product to the basket and on to checkout without getting distracted.
What can be included in the development of an online shop
Store structure
WooCommerce foundation
Product pages
Payments and delivery
Mobile shopping
The shopping experience needs to work seamlessly on a mobile phone, as some shoppers make their decisions there.
SEO basics
Categories and products should be organised in such a way that they are easier for both people and Google to understand.
Integration must be planned before development begins
If you need to deal with bookings, warehousing, delivery, payments or third-party systems, it is worth discussing all of this in advance. Integrations can significantly affect the cost, timeline and technical solution.
Payments
Delivery
Warehousing and management
Language and content
How much might an online shop cost?
Setting up an online shop can start from €1,350. The price varies not because of abstract decisions, but because of specific components, such as products, filters, payment methods, delivery, languages and additional features.
The price is indicative and excludes VAT.
from €1,350
for the shop’s solid foundations
Pages and documents required for trading.
Quantity of products
Filters and search
Payment integration
Delivery logic
Parcel lockers, couriers, delivery zones, free delivery or weight rules that affect the scope.
Languages
A multilingual shop requires separate content, navigation and product information.