eCommerce
An online store built around how you sell
We build Shopify stores that connect your products, your brand and the work behind every order. From a new storefront to a complex subscription or wholesale experience, we shape the platform around how customers buy and how your team operates.
Choose the right starting point
As a Shopify Partner, we work with businesses launching their first store, moving platforms or improving an established ecommerce operation. We begin with the product range, the customers and the practical requirements behind each sale.
That helps determine the right approach: a custom theme, an extension of an existing theme, or a headless storefront connected to a separate CMS. We work closely with your team and design partners to carry the brand through navigation, product pages, motion and mobile interactions.
Help customers choose with confidence
Product information needs to reflect what you sell. Clothing, coffee, fresh food and spirits each ask different questions of a customer.
We develop product pages, variant selectors, collection filters and search experiences around those decisions. Size, grind, weight, flavour, ingredients, availability and pricing can have a clear place within the journey. Gift cards, recommendations and useful cart messaging help support the next step.
Behind the interface, structured product fields and reusable theme sections give your team practical control over releases, promotions and everyday updates.
Bring content into the shop
Recipes, brew guides, stories, events and venue information give products context. We build that content into the Shopify experience, with useful connections between what people read, explore and buy.
A recipe can lead to its ingredients. A spirit can introduce the cocktail made with it. A venue page can move naturally into a booking.
Custom content structures and flexible page sections make room for these journeys while keeping publishing within the platform your team uses to run the store.
Make subscriptions easier to choose and manage
A subscription needs to make sense at the first purchase and throughout the relationship. We integrate Recharge with Shopify and develop guided purchase flows that help customers choose the right product, quantity and frequency.
Our work includes coffee subscriptions, prepaid options, rotating selections and custom dispatch scheduling. Customer account tools can support the changes people need to make after signing up, while connections between the storefront and subscription platform keep those choices aligned.
The experience is shaped around the recurring product and the work required to deliver it.
Give wholesale customers a useful way to order
Trade customers often arrive with different needs from retail shoppers. They may need access to an approved range, agreed pricing, current availability and a quick way to place a regular order.
We develop wholesale experiences that bring those needs into the store, including customer access, tailored product lists, pricing rules and order history. Connections to inventory and business systems can keep the information useful to customers and staff.
The approach can use Shopify’s available B2B features or a custom ordering application, depending on the requirements.
Connect online orders with physical places
Ordering needs to respect where and how a business fulfils it. We build store selectors, location information and pickup journeys that carry the customer’s choices through the order.
Collection dates and time windows can respond to individual opening hours, holiday closures and preparation periods. For hospitality brands, booking tools can sit alongside products, venue content and events.
These connections help turn an online transaction into something the business can deliver, whether the customer is collecting groceries, booking a tasting or visiting a venue.
Connect the systems behind the store
We integrate Shopify with the tools that support marketing, customer relationships and operations. That includes Klaviyo signups and stock alerts, loyalty and review platforms, subscription services, inventory tools, accounting systems and booking software.
Where a standard connection does not cover the workflow, we develop the middleware or API integration it needs. Product availability, customer details and order information can move between systems, reducing repeated entry and giving each platform the information it needs.
The work starts with deciding which system owns the information and what should happen when it changes.
Extend Shopify around your operations
Some requirements need a tool of their own. We build custom Shopify apps and connected administrative systems for tasks such as managing pickup orders, preparing reports, maintaining product variants and coordinating specialist sales workflows.
We also work with Shopify Plus requirements, assessing checkout extensions and custom commerce rules against the needs of the store and the features available to it.
The aim is practical: give staff a clearer way to handle work that has become difficult to manage through disconnected tools or manual processes.
Support different markets
An international business may need different content, navigation, product availability and customer journeys in each region. We help plan and develop those differences within a coherent brand experience.
That can mean market-specific experiences within one Shopify store or separate regional storefronts. Shared components can keep the design connected, while local content and store switching give customers a clear route to the right experience.
The structure follows what each market needs to do and how the business will maintain it.
Move platforms with care
A migration involves the useful material a business has built over time. We plan catalogue structure, products, variants, imagery, editorial content and redirects alongside the new storefront.
Imports can be staged and checked before publication, with attention to the relationships between products, collections and supporting content. For stores with subscriptions or specialist integrations, discovery also needs to establish how those services will move.
The goal is a controlled transition that gives the team a clear view of what is moving and how it will be checked.
Keep improving after launch
We continue working with stores as ranges, campaigns and operations change. That can include theme refinements, new landing pages, subscription improvements, app updates and integration maintenance.
We also review mobile usability, accessibility, page performance, technical SEO and tracking. Available analytics and customer feedback help identify where a journey needs attention.
Support can take the form of regular development alongside your team or a defined project to solve a particular problem.
A few ways this takes shape
Tell us how you sell
A new store, a platform change or an existing setup that needs to work better. Bring us the brief, the design or the operational problem you want to solve.