Ecommerce
Ecommerce Websites
We design and build beautiful ecommerce websites. With SEO optimised database output as standard, stock management, customer management and related products.
Every ecommerce website that is designed and built by our team of friendly web designers with no limitation the categories or products that you can sell online. We offer a range of off-site payment gateways for you to pick from.
When your website is live you will have a full content management system empowering you to update your website whenever you wish and we also offer technical support after your website launches.
Features
What you get with our ecommerce web design package
Responsive
Our responsive web design ensures that your website will be optimized for any device, delivering an exceptional user experience for all visitors, no matter the screen size.
Customizable Options
Our e-commerce web design offers unlimited possibilities, including an extensive number of pages, categories, and products. Plus, there's no limit to bandwidth, allowing your website to grow with your business.
Human-Friendly Content Management
Easily update your site as needed with our full-content management system. Plus, technical support is available to assist you whenever you need it.
Domain Name Integration
Choose to register a new domain name through us or use an existing one - the choice is yours. We make it easy to get your website up and running.
Secure Payment Options
We provide seamless integration with trusted payment gateways such as Stripe and PayPal, ensuring secure transactions for your customers.
Personalized Support
As a smaller company, we offer personalized support and a dedicated team to work with you throughout the project. Our goal is to get to know you and your business, making suggestions to help you grow.
Zero Transaction Fees
We don't charge transaction fees, unlike some e-commerce systems. Please note that payment gateway charges may still apply.
Flexible Image Uploads
Our e-commerce solution allows for unlimited product images, making it easy for you to showcase your products in their best light.
Custom Promotions
Create custom discounts and promotions to incentivize your customers and drive sales. Our team will work with you to develop strategies that suit your business.
Comprehensive Ecommerce Specification
Our e-commerce package includes a full specification document, providing you with all the information you need to make an informed decision. Contact us to discuss your unique requirements.
A business analysis helps determine if there is an audience for the mobile application and clarifies whether developing the application aligns with your business goals. You will need to gather information from various sources, including current customers, industry reports, and future trends.
The app's user experience (UX) will depend significantly on its user interface (UI). The UX of the app refers to how it will work for the end user, meaning the user journey, navigation, flow for task completion, and interaction with the business and its products.
The back end refers to the mobile app's server-side code, which is responsible for sending and receiving data. Back-end development includes setting up data storage, data integration, server-side logic, user management, and push notifications.
The front end refers to the elements that determine the UI and UX. Front-end development includes setting up the app's caching (temporary data storage), data synchronization (which enables the app's offlineoperation), wireframing, UI design, and UI development.
You must thoroughly test an app upon completion before it can be launched. If you don't, it can affect the UX. The last thing you want is an app with bugs and issues, or one that doesn't perform as intended. Users will simply abandon the app if this is the case.
The last stage of development requires mobile developers to provide ongoing mobile app support and maintenance. You'll need to monitor your app's performance as well as pay attention to user feedback. During this time, you may need to fix issues with the app or address problems users have.
Business Analysis
A business analysis helps determine if there is an audience for the mobile application and clarifies whether developing the application aligns with your business goals. You will need to gather information from various sources, including current customers, industry reports, and future trends.
During this stage, you will also need to create a mobile application strategy that includes the specifications of the mobile app, such as the features and functionality. Consider making a Specification Requirements Document to describe the app's intended function, purpose, user interface elements, and more.
The time it takes to perform a business analysis depends on how clear the app's goal is. If the app addresses a specific business need, the analysis may not take as long. However, if the app's intended purpose is unclear, or if the key functionality and features of the app are still being debated, it can take longer.
UX/UI Design
The app's user experience (UX) will depend significantly on its user interface (UI). The UX of the app refers to how it will work for the end user, meaning the user journey, navigation, flow for task completion, and interaction with the business and its products.
Essentially, it's about giving the user the control to perform tasks within the app with as much ease as possible, whether it is finding content or making a payment using a credit card.
The UI of the app includes the practical elements that create the user experience, such as the color scheme, font pairings, spacing, responsive design, and more. These touch points are heavily linked to how the user experiences the app.
The amount of time it takes to design the UI will depend on how complicated the app is. The more screens there are, and the more functionality and features the app provides, the longer it will take to design an effective UI that produces a positive user response.
Back End Development
The back end refers to the mobile app's server-side code, which is responsible for sending and receiving data. Back-end development includes setting up data storage, data integration, server-side logic, user management, and push notifications.
The mobile app back end will serve as the foundation for all mobile application development and can be used to add new features later on during mobile app development. Because the back-end architecture serves the functionality of your app, the more complex the app’s function is, the longer it will take to develop the back end.
Front End Development
The front end refers to the elements that determine the UI and UX. Front-end development includes setting up the app's caching (temporary data storage), data synchronization (which enables the app's offlineoperation), wireframing, UI design, and UI development.
During this stage, you will also need to create a mobile application strategy that includes the specifications of the mobile app, such as the features and functionality. Consider making a Specification Requirements Document to describe the app's intended function, purpose, user interface elements, and more.
Testing And Launching
You must thoroughly test an app upon completion before it can be launched. If you don't, it can affect the UX. The last thing you want is an app with bugs and issues, or one that doesn't perform as intended. Users will simply abandon the app if this is the case.
After the app's completion, several different tests must be conducted, including functional testing, integration testing, and unit testing. Any bugs or other issues that are discovered must then be fixed and addressed before you can launch the app.
The more problems that are found, the longer this stage will take to complete. It's also worth noting that internal testing is called "alpha" testing.
You may also want to conduct secondary “beta” tests, which can extend the project timeline as well. Beta tests are performed by real users in the target market and usually takes between three and four weeks to complete.
Support And Maintenance
The last stage of development requires mobile developers to provide ongoing mobile app support and maintenance. You'll need to monitor your app's performance as well as pay attention to user feedback. During this time, you may need to fix issues with the app or address problems users have.
You may also need to update your app to optimize security and add new features and functionality. As long as your app is being used, you need to provide constant support and maintenance. Therefore, there is no estimated timeline for this stage as it is dependent on factors specific to the project.
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