E-Commerce Website Design

Your store had 200 visitors yesterday. Only 3 bought something. That's the problem we solve.

Most e-commerce sites bleed money in ways owners can't see. A visitor adds a product to their cart, gets to the shipping page, sees an unexpected cost, and closes the tab. Another visitor can't figure out the size chart, gives up, and buys from Amazon instead. Someone else loves your product but can't find it because your category structure buries it three clicks deep.

These aren't website bugs. They're design and strategy problems that quietly drain revenue every single day. The fix isn't a prettier homepage. It's a smarter checkout flow, clearer product pages, and a structure that guides browsers toward buying.

We've helped stores cut cart abandonment by simplifying checkout to three steps, increase average order value with smart upsell placement, and bring first-time buyers back with automated email sequences. These aren't huge technical projects. They're focused improvements that add up to serious revenue.

Checkout is where you win or lose the sale

The average e-commerce cart abandonment rate is around 70%. That means for every 10 people who add something to their cart, 7 of them leave without buying. Shipping surprises, required account creation, confusing forms, and slow page loads are the usual culprits.

We redesign checkout flows to remove every unnecessary step. Guest checkout as default. Costs visible before the final page. Auto-fill for returning buyers. Payment options people actually use. Each friction point we eliminate directly increases your completion rate.

A 5% improvement in checkout completion on a store doing $10,000/month is an extra $500/month, or $6,000 a year, without spending a dime on more traffic. That's the kind of ROI that comes from fixing what you already have.

SEO for e-commerce: getting your products found on Google

Most e-commerce SEO is an afterthought. Duplicate product descriptions copied from the manufacturer, no category page optimization, and thin content that Google ignores. We fix that by treating every category and key product page as a search landing page.

That means unique product descriptions (not manufacturer copy-paste), optimized category pages that target how real shoppers search, structured data for rich snippets in search results, and internal linking that builds authority for your product verticals.

When your products show up in Google Shopping results and organic search alongside Amazon and the big retailers, that's free traffic with high purchase intent. It takes time to build, but the payoff is traffic you don't pay for every single month.

• Conversion rate by device
• Average order value
• Cart abandonment rate
• Repeat purchase rate
• Revenue per session