S-02 · E-commerce & online ordering
A store that sells from a phone in a parking lot.
Most of your customers will find you, browse and buy on a phone, often in under two minutes. Our ecommerce website design and online store development starts from that fact: fast, bilingual, with checkout that doesn't make people think, and with the extras a template can't do, like product customizers and quote builders. A new small business online store or a redesign of the one you have, same process.
E-commerce is every step between "I want that" and "it's paid."
An online store is more than a product grid. It's the product page that answers the question before it's asked, the cart that survives a phone call, the checkout that takes Apple Pay, the order email that reaches you and the customer, and the tax, shipping and pickup rules that match how you actually run the business. We build all of it, and we build it to load fast on an ordinary phone.
Storefront & product pages
Categories, search, variants (sizes, colors, quantities), photos that zoom, and copy in both languages. Designed around your products, not squeezed into a theme.
Checkout & payments
Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Guest checkout, saved carts, coupon codes, tax by address, and shipping or local pickup — whichever you offer.
Online ordering pages
For food brands, small-batch products and services with a menu: one page, a handful of items, order-and-pay in under a minute. Cheaper than a full store and often all you need.
Customizers & quote builders
Let customers design the shirt, pick the finish, build the order and see the price change live — then send it to you as a quote or straight to checkout. This is where template stores stop and we keep going.
Field note — S/02Two of our live client sites are stores: a print shop where customers design their own apparel and build a quote, and a food brand with a one-page lineup and ordering. Both bilingual, both hand-coded. See them on the work page.
You see the store working before you pay for it.
Stores are the projects where surprises cost the most, so we remove them in order:
Scope call
How many products, what varies, how you ship or hand off, which payments you take, what has to be bilingual. Fifteen minutes, then a fixed written quote.
Working preview
A clickable preview of the storefront with a few of your products in it — on a phone, in both languages. You approve it before anything is billed.
Build & test orders
Payments, tax, shipping, order emails and pickup rules are wired up and tested with real test orders, including refunds, so launch day is boring.
Launch & hand-off
You own the store, the domain and the payment account. We show you how to add products and run orders, and a care plan is there if you'd rather we handle it.
No platform taxWhere a hosted platform fits, we'll say so. Where it doesn't — customizers, quote builders, unusual pricing rules — we code it, so you're not paying a monthly app stack to work around your own store.
Pricing
Three sizes of store, one fixed number each.
Starting prices for the smallest version we sell of each. Your quote is exact once we've talked through the product list.
For a lineup of a few products or a menu.
- Single ordering page, up to ~12 items
- Card, Apple Pay & Google Pay checkout
- Pickup or flat-rate shipping
- Order emails to you and the customer
- English + Spanish
For a real catalog with variants and shipping.
- Categories, search, variants, up to ~50 products loaded
- Full checkout: tax by address, coupons, shipping rates
- Inventory & order management you can run yourself
- Product schema for Google Shopping listings
- English + Spanish, 100-score speed target
For products people configure before they buy.
- Everything in Storefront
- A product customizer or quote builder with live pricing
- Artwork upload, proofs, approval flow
- Customer accounts & reorders
- Training session + 30 days of tweaks
What moves the numberProduct count, how many variants each has, custom pricing rules, and integrations (POS, accounting, shipping labels). Hosting and payment-processor fees are yours, paid directly, at their published rates — we don't mark them up.
Stores we run right now.
Not mockups. These are live, taking orders, hand-coded, and tested in Google's PageSpeed tools before launch.
Store questions
Shopify, WooCommerce or custom?
Whichever fits the job. A straightforward catalog with standard shipping can live on a hosted platform and we'll build it there. Customizers, quote builders, unusual pricing or a design that has to match your brand exactly get coded custom. We tell you which on the scope call and why.
Do I have to pay before seeing it?
No. You see a working preview of the storefront with your products in it first. If it's not right, you walk away owing nothing.
How long does a store take?
An ordering page: about two weeks. A storefront: three to five weeks depending on product count and photography. Store + tools: six to eight weeks. The quote includes a date.
Who handles payments and fees?
The payment account (Stripe, PayPal, Square) is opened in your name and pays out to your bank. Their per-transaction fees are theirs; we don't take a cut of sales.
Can I add products myself?
Yes — every store ships with a simple way to add and edit products, and a short training session. If you'd rather not touch it, a care plan covers it.