Online stores
E-commerce development
From catalogue to checkout, run by you.
We build online stores that show the product before the copy and do not stall at checkout. We choose the platform for your products: Shopify, WooCommerce or a headless build when the design and the speed cannot depend on a template. You manage products, orders and content yourself.
Nonblaze.E-commerce
See the projectWhich platform for you
The right answer depends on your products, not on our habit.
Three stores, the same question, three different answers. When the priority is to start selling quickly with reliable checkout, Shopify gives you that in weeks: payments, taxes, delivery and security are the platform's problem. When you already run WordPress and have a lot of content, WooCommerce lets the store and the articles live in one system, but it needs real upkeep. When the brand has to show on the first screen and a template is already straining, the commerce stays on the platform and we build the front separately. That is how Nonblaze above works: the client manages products and orders in Shopify, and the site looks the way it needs to.
We design the product page, the cart and the checkout first, because that is where the sale happens. The home page comes after them. Every connection, payments, delivery, accounting, warehouse, is tested with real data and test orders to the last step, on the phone more often than on the desktop, because that is where most people buy.
The store is handed over working and run by your team. You change products, prices, descriptions and orders yourself, without us in the daily work. That is a condition we set for ourselves, because a store that needs an agency for every change is an expensive store.
If you are moving an existing store, we move the products, customers and order history, and redirect the old addresses to the new ones so you keep your search positions. After launch we stay to watch the first orders: a fault at checkout costs immediately, so it is better that we see it than a buyer.
What you get
- Platform choice
- Shopify, WooCommerce or headless, by product count, integrations and who manages the content day to day.
- Product and catalogue structure
- Categories, filters, variants and search, arranged the way a buyer looks.
- Design
- Product page, cart and checkout first. The store looks like your brand.
- Cart and checkout
- Payments, delivery rules and taxes, tested to the last step.
- Integrations
- Accounting, warehouse, CRM or email tools, when they are needed.
- Loading products and testing
- Real products, test orders, every device.
- Handover
- You run products, prices and orders yourself. When moving a store, we move the history and the addresses too.
- Launch and the first orders
- We watch that payments, forms and integrations work from day one.
Work
All projectsCommon questions
Which platform should I choose?
Shopify when the priority is to start selling quickly with reliable checkout. WooCommerce when you already run WordPress and have a lot of content. Headless when the brand has to show on the first screen and a template holds it back. We help you decide by your answers.
Will I be able to manage products and orders myself?
Yes, that is a condition. The store is handed over working and run by your team, with no dependence on us in the daily work.
What if checkout breaks?
That is what maintenance is for: we watch that payments, forms and integrations keep working and react before a buyer notices.