Product Discovery: Turn a growing catalogue into a clear shopping journey.
Categories, filters, search and product relationships are organised around how customers shop across mobile and desktop.
A manageable online store built around how customers find products, make decisions and complete a purchase.
CK Website Design plans ecommerce builds around both sides of the store: the shopper journey through categories, product details and checkout, and the daily work of managing products, orders and stock. We scope catalogue size, payment providers and required integrations before agreeing the build, so operational dependencies are considered alongside the storefront.
Categories, filters, search and product relationships are organised around how customers shop across mobile and desktop.
Product choices, basket information, delivery details and payment steps are planned around the selected platform and provider.
Product, stock, order and content workflows are shaped around the catalogue and the people maintaining it.
Supported integration methods, permissions, responsibilities and failure cases are assessed before development.
Analytics foundations help the team review shopping behaviour and make informed merchandising, content and marketing decisions.
Product discovery, category and product pages, basket and checkout need to work as one shopping journey. The administration side matters too: product, stock, order and content workflows are scoped around the catalogue, payment providers and supported integrations.
GoldBank reported a 30% sales increase within six months of launching its bespoke ecommerce experience with live precious-metal pricing.
Explore CK Website Design case studiesEcommerce Website project investment from €7500 ex VAT.
The written scope depends on the required journeys, content, integrations and migration work. Discuss your store
Our Ecommerce Website projects start at €7500 ex VAT. Final investment depends on catalogue size, product variations, checkout requirements, payment methods, integrations and content migration. You receive a fixed written scope and quote before work begins.
A typical ecommerce website takes four to six weeks once the required product data, content and approvals are available. Larger catalogues or complex integrations may need additional planning and testing time.
Yes. We plan the store around the work your team needs to complete, including agreed product, stock, order and content tasks. Every project includes one hour of online training, a written manual and a recording of the handover session.
Suitable card, wallet and other payment options depend on the selected payment provider and the business requirements. We assess supported providers, currencies, fees, checkout behaviour and account responsibilities before confirming the integration scope.
Supported inventory, accounting, fulfilment, CRM and delivery services can be assessed for integration. We review how information needs to move, the available API or connection method, permissions, failure handling and ongoing maintenance before development.
Yes. CK Website Design can plan a move from Shopify to WordPress and WooCommerce, including supported product, customer and order data, URL redirects, analytics, payment configuration, app replacement and launch checks.
See how CK Website Design plans a Shopify-to-WooCommerce migration, including app replacement and realistic data-transfer limits.
Search-ready foundations are included, such as crawlable product and category structures, metadata controls, responsive layouts, performance considerations and analytics configuration. Ongoing keyword research, content work and authority building are separate ecommerce SEO services.
Yes. Product discovery, product pages, baskets and checkout journeys are designed responsively and checked across phone, tablet and desktop layouts.
You own the finished store, its content, design assets and the custom code CK Website Design writes when final payment is complete. Third-party platforms, payment services, plugins and open-source software remain subject to their own licence and account terms.
It may cover up to 50% of eligible project costs to a maximum of €5000 for qualifying businesses. Eligibility, eligible work and award remain subject to the current scheme requirements.