An Ecommerce website is perfect for individuals and companies that want to sell products and services and take payment for them online.
All of these features for one great price
Up to 10 pages
Choose up to 10 pages for your ecommerce website. Typical pages can include: homepage, products and services offered, case studies, picture galleries, store or office locations, blogs, about your company, how to get in touch and, of course, your shop.
Ecommerce setup
Allow customers to buy products and services through your website. What’s more, take payments with either Paypal or Stripe. Plus, list up to 40 products with unlimited variations.
Responsive design
All of the ecommerce WordPress websites we design are fully responsive. Therefore, they look great on mobile phone and tablet screens as well as desktops.
Search Engine Optimisation
We design for humans, but optimise for search engines. SEO is therefore at the heart of everything we build. Speed and crawl efficiency are paramount to all the websites we design. Structured data markup, meta titles, tags, descriptions, keywords and more to fine tune it.
Images and videos
Use your own images and videos of your business if you hold the copyright to use them. Otherwise we can source royalty free images to make your website pop.
Social media integration
Incorporate social media channels in to your website. Integrate all of your different social media networks in to homepages, service pages, contact forms – wherever and however you want to talk to your customers.
Branding
We can use your existing colour palette and font book to keep your brand consistent. Otherwise, we can help you choose colours and fonts to give your brand a unique identity that you can role out company-wide.
WordPress CMS
We build all of our website designs on the WordPress content management system for flexibility, security and scalability as your business grows.
Google Analytics
Consistent website traffic is vital for ecommerce. View where your visitors are coming from and how they interact with your website with Google Analytics integration. We’ll incorporate it in to your ecommerce website. Your business can then use the data to improve client interactions and profitability.
Google Search Console
Great for users and for SEO. We go that extra mile to submit your XML sitemap, robots txt file and more so Google knows where you are, what you do and how to crawl your website.
Google My Business
Help your local Search Engine Optimisation with a Google My Business profile. Upload your location, photos, opening hours and more so that your business details appear in Google search and as an actual location on Google maps.
GDPR assistance
You’ve probably run in to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) cookie banners that are now a legal requirement. Depending on what you do with data you may need to seek legal advice, but we can help with setting up the banners and cookies used pages.
Unlimited revisions
Your ecommerce website has to be a true reflection of your business. We therefore allow you to make changes until you are happy for your website to go live on the internet.
Custom design
All of our WordPress ecommerce websites are custom designed to fit in with your business’ brand and needs. Great user experience and ease of navigation are at the core of all our designs.
Stylish designs
Our made to measure ecommerce website designs will make your online business stand out from the competition!
Tailored for your business
Unique
All our WordPress ecommerce website designs are unique. No two are ever the same.
Customised
Our clients’ needs are all different, so every website design is customised for them.
UI / UX
Great User Experience based web design is at the heart of all our WordPress sites.
WordPress CMS
All of our websites are built on the WordPress content management system.
ALL FOR
£2995
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Available add-ons
How does our ecommerce website design process work?
Information Gathering
We gather as much information as possible. We like to get to know all of our clients and their businesses to provide a more tailored service.
We discuss details about what you want from your website and what you want your customers to be able to achieve by using it? As a result, we want you to be able to reach your company’s key performance indicators.
We take an initial look at areas such as:
- Your target customers current challenges and goals. What do they do at the minute and what do you want them to do?
- How we can improve the process for them.
- What we can do to give your customers the best user experience from the website.
- Any particular websites that you like? What look and feel you want for your website?
- What are your competitors doing? How we can improve on their offering. What features would you like?
- Details of the current business branding, colours and fonts. Do you have these in place or do you want us to build a brand colour and font palette for you?
- Details of images and videos that you have the licence and copyright to use. Otherwise, if you need us to source any royalty free stock images and videos.
- Any other services you require, such as, copywriting for the pages of your website, hosting on our lightning fast servers or a professionally designed logo.
We take this initial review so that we can truly customise the website for you and your business.
Initial draft
Once we’ve accumulated enough information about your requirements, we can get creative and code up an initial draft website.
We expect this to take between 7-10 working days, but we often deliver it much sooner.
We send you a link to be able to view the website. As a result, you can make decisions on any revisions that you wish to make.
Revisions
We take great pride in the fact that our WordPress website designs get approved either first time or after one round of revisions. However, we do offer unlimited revisions and so are ready to make any further changes that you require.
Website Launch
Once you are absolutely satisfied, we can hit the launch button and put your website live.
We can then make sure that Google knows that you exist by submitting your sitemap and crawl details.
Frequently asked questions about WordPress web design
WordPress is the most widely used Content Management System (CMS) in the world. As a result, it powers 33% of websites on the internet. Big name brands such MTV, Sony, Mercedes Benz and Walt Disney therefore use the platform as part of their online presence.
Using the WordPress platformprovides the chassis for us to build some inspiring designs. It handles the database calls whilst we design great websites with exceptional user experience.
WordPress also has other benefits, such as security, scalability. As your business grows, it can too. We therefore favour the platform and you can read more about the benefits of WordPress web design.
Yes. Once your website has been built, WordPress provides a very user friendly content management system. As a result, changes can be made to the text on the pages. New images can also be uploaded and added to pages quite easily.
We structure payments with an initial deposit and a final balance.
A 25% deposit is required after the information gathering phase in order for us to start the first draft of the website.
The remaining balance is required once the website has been signed off in order for it to go live.
On receipt of an invoice, payments are made via bank transfer.
Yes, we can help you choose the right domain name. We also offer a domain name and website hosting service that comes complete with business email addresses to make it easy for you to get up and running. See our WordPress website hosting package for details.
The package price allows for up to 30 products. Please contact us for a quote on extra products.
Products on ecommerce sites have variations in terms of size, colour or other differences. List as many variations as you wish for each product.
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Where do you look first when you’re trying to find a product or service? Hairdresser? Garage? French lessons? A new supplier? For 81% the answer is the internet. The days of leafing through the Yellow Pages have gone. Your customers are online and if you’re not there too, they’ll find someone else who is.
– Experian.