Service 08
E-Commerce Development Services
E-commerce development — WooCommerce and headless commerce builds, custom checkout flows, payment gateways, and conversion optimization.
An online store has one job: turn visitors into orders. I build stores — WooCommerce for most businesses, custom platforms when the requirements outgrow plugins — that load fast, make checkout frictionless, and give you full control of your products, content, and data.
On the custom side, I built ShopKeet, a multi-tenant e-commerce platform with a drag-and-drop page builder, custom domains, and tiered subscriptions — so when a WooCommerce plugin won't cut it, I can build the missing piece rather than force your business into a template.
For most stores, though, WooCommerce is the right call: it's mature, extensible, and you own everything. Either way, every build covers the full path — storefront design, checkout, payment gateways, product migration, and the performance work that protects your conversion rate.
Migrating from Shopify, Wix, or an aging WooCommerce install? Migrations are handled end-to-end with redirects mapped so your rankings survive the move.
What's Included
- 01WooCommerce store setup and customization
- 02Custom checkout flows
- 03Payment gateway integration
- 04Headless commerce (WordPress + Next.js)
- 05Product and catalog migration
- 06Performance and conversion optimization
How I Work
Understand
Understand the business, product or technical problem.
Plan
Define the structure, functionality and technical approach.
Build
Develop the frontend, backend, integrations and required functionality.
Test
Test responsiveness, browser compatibility, performance and functionality.
Deploy
Move the project into production.
Improve
Continue with optimization, maintenance and support when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use WooCommerce or a custom-built store?
WooCommerce fits most businesses that want full control of content, products, and cost — it's mature, extensible, and you keep ownership of everything. A custom or headless build makes sense when you need capabilities a plugin ecosystem can't cleanly provide: multi-vendor marketplaces, subscription products with complex rules, or storefront performance standard themes can't reach. I'll tell you honestly which side of that line your project falls on after a short call.
Can you migrate my existing store?
Yes — products, categories, customers, and order history. Migrations from WooCommerce, Shopify, and other platforms follow the same process: map the data model, run a staged migration to a staging environment, verify orders and tax rules, then cut over with minimal downtime. SEO redirects are part of every migration so you don't lose rankings.
Which payment gateways do you integrate?
Stripe, PayPal, and regional gateways depending on where you sell. For WooCommerce I've integrated everything from standard card processing to local payment methods, and I've built custom checkout flows on top of them — including the tiered subscription system in the ShopKeet platform.
How do you approach store performance?
E-commerce performance is conversion performance: slow pages lose orders. I optimize images and product catalogs, cut render-blocking scripts, tune the database queries behind product listing pages, and measure against Core Web Vitals with real user data — then verify the checkout path itself stays fast under load.
How long does an e-commerce project take?
A focused WooCommerce store typically takes 4–8 weeks: design, build, payment setup, product import, and testing. Larger builds — headless storefronts, custom checkout logic, or migrations with thousands of products — run longer. You get a fixed timeline and quote after scoping.