eCommerce Development

Generally, we recommend using both Stripe and PayPal. They are two of the largest globally recognised and supported payment gateways in the world with an excellent track record. If you sign up for an account, we can integrate payment API keys.

Of course. Most websites are "responsive" in design. The desktop design adapts to suit multiple screen sizes. While this is generally a good practice to follow, we go further. All our stores run a separate stripped down theme and layout specifically optimised for mobile.

This method allows us to show your store quicker on phones, especially when factoring in slower connection speeds. We can also load smaller versions of images and turn off more time-consuming items that are not needed.

Digital Goods such as audio, video, pdf or zip files have unlimited capacity and can be downloaded as many times as you can sell. But physical goods such as clothes will need some inventory management system.

If you only have one small red t-shirt in stock, what happens when more than one is sold?

Our system will include a full inventory management system that controls items that are sold, and even lets users buy in advance of you getting new stock in.

We can configure that stock from multiple locations is stored in the system, and if the warehouse locations are more globally than national we can also configure so that the goods closest to the customer will be automatically assigned.

We can provide a POS system that takes stock from sales made instore and process them as sales in the back end of the cart.

Customers will get a copy of their invoice by email automatically and all online and offline orders will be accessible in the cart for the customer.

Stock sold in the retail location will update real-time on the website ensuring that no overselling occurs.