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Ecommerce Design for
Catalogue, Cart and Checkout
Store catalogue, cart and checkout designed so the money path converts, then tested before go-live. We design the pages shoppers use to decide and pay, on the platform you already run, and prove them on the devices that generate your orders.
150+ clients
450+ projects
275+ engineers
15+ years
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CMMI Maturity Level 3The process is written down and repeats
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Catalogue, Cart and Checkout
Every page between a shopper's first search and a paid order, designed to convert.
Catalogue and Product Pages
Search, filters, variants and the product page a shopper uses to decide, with accessibility designed in rather than patched after launch.
Cart and Checkout
Cart, address, shipping, payment and the error states that lose an order, designed around Stripe, PayPal or Adyen when they run your checkout.
Tested Before Go-Live
Every screen checked on the devices and browsers that generate orders before live traffic. Deeper load and payment testing runs through ecommerce testing.
Every extra step in checkout is a customer who buys somewhere else.
Book a CallWhere Stores Lose Orders
Most lost revenue sits in a few fixable moments, and design fixes them before traffic arrives.
Weak Product Pages
Thin images, unclear variants and buried delivery dates send shoppers back to search.
Late Surprise Costs
Shipping and tax that appear only at the last step are a leading reason shoppers abandon carts.
Forced Accounts
Making shoppers register before paying turns a ready buyer into a lost order.
Slow Mobile Checkout
Small tap targets, long forms and slow pages lose the phone shoppers who drive most traffic.
Platforms We Design For
We design for the platform you run, so the build team ships exactly what was approved.
Shopify
Theme and section design that works inside Shopify checkout rules and the apps you already pay for.
Magento
Catalogue and checkout design for large ranges, B2B pricing and multi-store setups on Adobe Commerce.
WooCommerce
Store design for WordPress teams, handed to our WooCommerce development team or yours.
Headless and Custom
Design systems for headless and custom storefronts, built through ecommerce solutions.
Case Studies
Retail stores where a better path to checkout showed up in sales within months.
Specialty retailer · WooCommerce
The store was not converting the traffic it already had, and manual order processing was eating the operation. We reworked the WooCommerce stack, including the plugins that ran checkout and fulfilment, and measured the result after three months.
60% more online sales70% less manual processingCAD-Products Retailer
30% more online sales in the first quarter and 50% less cart abandonment after checkout and store fixes.
Storefront Built and Tested
45% higher conversion in six months, 60% fewer critical bugs and a checkout that runs 50% faster.
How a Design Project Runs
From a free review to approved screens, 9am to 1pm Eastern with delivery from India.
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Free Store Review
We walk your current catalogue, cart and checkout and show where orders drop.
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Wireframes and Flows
We map the money path screen by screen and agree it before any visual work.
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Visual Design
Designs for desktop and mobile, built for your platform's themes and components.
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Test and Hand Over
Screens checked on real devices, then handed to your build team or ours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ecommerce design is the layout and flow of the pages a shopper uses to find, judge and buy a product: search, category and product pages, cart and checkout. Good design shortens the path to payment, answers questions before they become doubts, and works on a phone as well as a desktop. Our work covers both how the store looks and whether a shopper can pay without friction.
Yes. The same team can build the store on Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce or a headless stack, so nothing is lost between approved screens and live pages. If you already have a build partner, we hand over annotated designs, components and flows they can ship directly. Either way, the quote names who builds what before work starts, so there are no gaps or double charges.
Yes. Every redesigned screen is checked on the devices and browsers that generate your orders before it takes live traffic. That covers cart, address, shipping, payment and error states. For payment gateways, peak-season load and accessibility, our ecommerce testing team runs deeper checks. We test your controls against PCI DSS requirements, but certification itself comes from a qualified assessor.
Yes. We redesign catalogue, cart and checkout within the platform you already run, so you keep your data, apps and integrations. On Shopify we work inside its checkout rules and theme sections. On Magento we handle large catalogues, B2B pricing and multi-store setups. Before quoting, we name exactly which pages change and which platform limits apply, so the scope is clear.
Yes. We design WooCommerce catalogue, cart and checkout pages for WordPress teams, using themes and blocks your developers can maintain. Our WooCommerce development team can then build and launch the store, or we hand the designs to your own developers. One specialty retailer saw 60% more online sales within three months after we reworked its WooCommerce stack and checkout.
Our ecommerce design work focuses on the web storefront, including the mobile web experience where most shoppers now browse and buy. If you need a native iOS or Android shopping app, our mobile app development team designs and builds it, sharing the same catalogue, cart logic and brand system. That keeps the app and the website consistent without paying twice for the same design decisions.
UI is how the store looks: layout, typography, buttons, images and colour. UX is how it works: whether a shopper can find a product, understand the price and complete checkout without getting lost. A store can look polished and still lose orders through poor UX. We design both together on the money path, then test them on real devices before launch.
Most engagements run at $25 to $49 an hour. A one-off storefront redesign is quoted as a fixed price based on the number of templates, the checkout steps and the devices covered. Ongoing page design can run on a monthly retainer. The written estimate names every cost before kickoff, and a free store review comes first so the scope reflects your actual store.
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