Online stores
In e-commerce, speed is money in the most literal sense: a slow product page and a confusing cart cost you orders every day. I build stores where the purchase journey is measurably fast and the product data is understood by both Google and the AI engines that recommend products.
stack: Next.js · Stripe · PostgreSQL · WooCommerce
Definition
A good online store is one where the path from arrival to payment is shorter than the customer's patience — every unnecessary click and every second of load time is orders genuinely lost.
01 / Who it's for
Who this service actually pays off for
- D2C product brands that have outgrown marketplace platforms
- stores on slow platforms losing customers on mobile
- B2B companies that want to take wholesale orders online
02 / Scope
What you get
- 01an audit of your range and purchase journey — what's blocking sales today
- 02design of product pages, cart and checkout for mobile-first conversion
- 03build: Next.js + Stripe for demanding stores, or WooCommerce for simpler ones
- 04structured data Product/Offer — prices and availability visible in Google
- 05integrations: payments, couriers, invoices, stock levels
- 06measurement: e-commerce analytics set up so you can see what sells and where from
03 / When it applies
When it makes sense — and when it doesn't
It makes sense when you sell your own products and have real traffic (or a plan to get it). With a handful of products to start, a simple WooCommerce store is often better than a custom platform — and you'll hear that recommendation too if it's your case.
04 / FAQ