A new WooCommerce store
Catalogue and category structure, key buying journeys, cart and customer account, payment and delivery configuration, sales measurement and order-management training.
Catalogue · Checkout · Integrations
WooCommerce stores built around how you sell.
Launch a new store or improve the WooCommerce site you already use. We bring product presentation, mobile shopping and the daily work behind orders into one agreed plan.
Mary Syll
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Scope of our WooCommerce offer
- Catalogue and buying journey
- Checkout, payments and delivery
- Business-system integrations
- Migration, testing and handover
The starting point
A store should work for customers and for your team.
Before choosing functions, we look at your products, buyers, payment and delivery methods, and the way orders are processed. That gives the store a practical starting point and helps identify which integrations need a separate technical review.
An existing store, improved
A technical review followed by priorities: mobile layouts, search and filters, new selling functions, integrations, repetitive tasks or a planned cycle of development.
The agreed work
From product selection to a completed order
Catalogue and buying journey
Products, variants and categories, with search, filters and product information suited to the actual range.
Checkout, payments and delivery
The cart, order flow, customer accounts and selected payment and delivery providers, checked against relevant purchase scenarios.
Business-system integrations
Connections to stock, accounting, ERP or other tools after reviewing APIs, data flows and responsibility for errors.
Migration, testing and handover
Data imports where agreed, a trial migration, checks of orders and messages, and preparation for your team’s daily work.
Core store functions, data migration, advanced selling features and system integrations are itemised separately. The proposal also records licences, account ownership and renewal costs. Ongoing support has its own scope.
From conversation to delivery
Three stages. A clear next step.
Map the sales process
We review the catalogue, sales markets, payments, deliveries, existing systems and data that must be retained.
Build the agreed store
We prepare the buying journey, configure the store and develop the integrations and imports included in the scope.
Test the route to purchase
We check variants, cart, delivery, test payments, order statuses and messages before the agreed launch and handover.
Work and context
Product stories connected to online sales.
Explore two WooCommerce projects that connect the story behind the products with a route to purchase.
Travel technology · E-commerce
MobiTour
Our 2025 implementation combined a product website with a WooCommerce store, device variants, accessories and delivery rules. The screenshot shows the later public site as brand context.
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Culture · Clothing collection
Polska Kulturalna
A brand website and WooCommerce store connecting the initiative, creators and editorial material with clothing sales. The gallery shows an archived version.
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Questions worth asking.
Still have a question? Tell us about your situation.
Ask our teamCan you migrate our existing store to WooCommerce?
We assess the current platform, integrations and a sample of the data before confirming feasibility. Products, customers, orders, content and URLs need their own migration plan, trial import and checks. We confirm the data that can be retained before committing to the scope.
Are ERP or warehouse integrations part of the standard build?
Each integration must be named in the proposal. We define the data, direction of synchronisation and responsibility for errors. Development or configuration costs are separate from fees charged by an external provider.
Can we launch a simpler version and expand later?
Yes, after checking the dependencies. The first release must contain the functions needed to fulfil an order. Other features can form a planned development list and be prioritised using information from real sales.
What ongoing costs should we plan for?
Separate the initial build from hosting, domain renewal, paid licences, external services and any support agreement. The proposal identifies the account owners and renewal responsibilities so the store’s running costs are visible.
Your next project
Bring your catalogue. Tell us how you sell.
Share your current store, the product range and the systems your team uses. We will discuss the buying journey, integrations and the right scope for the next stage.
Discuss your store