Custom eCommerce web design and development for Shopify, headless Next.js, Astro, and PHP-based stores, engineered to convert, not just look good.
Most online stores leak revenue at every step. Slow templates lose buyers before pages even load. Generic product layouts fail to answer the questions that drive a purchase. Bloated checkouts drop buyers right at the finish line. We design and build eCommerce sites that fix all three.
Conversion-First Design The average eCommerce conversion rate sits around 2.5%. Top performers hit 5%+. The gap is almost never the product. It is the storefront.
Baymard Institute research puts the average cart abandonment rate at over 70%, and most of that loss traces back to design and performance decisions made before the site ever launched.
A storefront has one job, which is to move a curious visitor to a paid order with as little friction as possible. Every extra second of load time, every confusing layout, and every unexpected fee at checkout costs orders.
Pre-built themes feel cheap until you run the math. They ship with dozens of features you will never use, and every unused line of CSS and JavaScript slows the store down without giving you anything in return.
The damage shows up in three places:
A store doing six or seven figures a year is already past the point where a generic theme makes sense. The conversion lift from a properly designed storefront pays for the rebuild within months.
Most stores have the same three leaks. Product detail pages bury the buy box, the size guide, and the shipping info below the fold. Cart pages surprise the buyer with shipping costs after they have already committed. Checkout flows demand a 14-field form when 6 fields would do the job.
We audit every one of these before we touch a pixel. The design then works backwards from the conversion path, asking what the visitor needs to see, and in what order, to feel confident clicking "Buy."
We design and build storefronts across four engagement types. Each one starts with a conversion audit and ends with a launch plan plus post-launch optimization.
Custom Shopify themes built from a clean foundation, not a forked template. We design and code the entire storefront in Liquid with Shopify Online Store 2.0 sections and blocks, so your marketing team can rearrange layouts without touching code.
Every theme ships with PageSpeed-tuned assets, structured data baked into product and collection templates, and a checkout-aware UX. Suitable for Shopify Basic, Advanced, and Shopify Plus stores.
When you need maximum speed, full design control, and no theme constraints, we build headless storefronts on Next.js (App Router with React Server Components) or Astro, fronting a Shopify, BigCommerce, Medusa, or custom backend.
Headless storefronts built this way routinely score 90+ Lighthouse Performance, versus 60 to 75 for typical themed stores. Every 100ms of load-time improvement maps to roughly 1% conversion lift.
Not every store fits Shopify or a JS framework. We design and build custom PHP storefronts, including Laravel-based commerce apps, custom Magento implementations, and fully bespoke catalogs with their own API layer.
This route is for merchants with unusual catalog logic, B2B requirements, ERP integrations, or pricing and quoting flows that no SaaS platform handles cleanly.
If your current store is the bottleneck, we replatform without losing SEO equity. We have moved sites from WooCommerce to Shopify, Shopify to headless Next.js, Magento to Shopify Plus, and bespoke PHP into composable architectures.
Every migration includes a 301 redirect map, structured data parity, GA4 and pixel re-implementation, and a side-by-side QA pass before launch.
These are the design and engineering pillars that ship in every project, regardless of stack.
Every page template is wireframed around a conversion path before any visual design begins. Product discovery, search, category navigation, and the checkout flow sit at the center of the IA. Filters, sort, faceted navigation, and PLP density are tuned to your actual catalog size and customer behavior, not copy-pasted from a competitor.
The product detail page is where the buying decision happens. We design PDPs that surface what actually drives purchase:
Forced account creation alone causes 24% of shoppers to abandon. Our cart and checkout designs default to guest checkout, surface express options (Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay) at the top of the flow, and strip the form down to the 6 to 8 fields that actually need to be there.
Trust signals such as secure-payment badges, return-policy reminders, and a clear order summary sit next to the payment step, where anxiety spikes. Shipping costs and delivery dates appear before checkout, never as a last-step surprise.
Mobile drives over 70% of eCommerce traffic, and the mobile cart abandonment rate is over 85%. Every layout is designed mobile-first, with thumb-friendly tap zones, sticky buy buttons, and condensed PDP hierarchies. We tune to Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) from the design stage, not as a post-launch panic.
Image strategy uses next-gen formats (WebP, AVIF), priority hints on hero assets, and CDN delivery on every static request.
Organic rankings start with design-stage decisions. Category hierarchy, internal linking, URL structure, and metadata templates all get specified before development begins. Structured data (Product, Offer, Review, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage) is implemented at the template level so every product and collection page launches with rich-result markup, not duplicated defaults.
The same structure also makes the store easy for AI engines to extract and cite, which is increasingly where high-intent buyers are starting their research. For deeper coverage of the platform itself, see our Shopify web design service, and for non-commerce builds, our broader web design service. A new store design is one part of a wider plan, so we run it inside our eCommerce marketing services, and once the build ships we keep improving it through conversion rate optimization.
Tell us about your store and we will come back with a written conversion-audit summary inside two business days.
Five phases. Every phase ends with a written deliverable and a sign-off before the next phase starts.
We pull analytics, run a heuristic UX review, benchmark Core Web Vitals, and map where conversions actually leak. The output is a prioritized opportunity list with revenue impact estimates.
Mid-fidelity wireframes for every key template, covering home, category, product, cart, checkout, account, and search. Navigation and faceted-filter logic are specified. No visual design yet, just pure structure.
High-fidelity design for every template, plus a component library of buttons, forms, cards, modals, and navigation states. Mobile and desktop designed in parallel.
Hand-coded front-end on the chosen stack, whether Shopify Liquid, Next.js, Astro, or PHP. No page builders. WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility. Payments, shipping, and ERP, PIM, and CRM integrations.
Cross-browser and cross-device QA. GA4 enhanced eCommerce, server-side tagging where useful, Meta Pixel, and consent-mode all validated. A 60-day optimization sprint after launch.
Shopify Online Store 2.0 themes, Shopify Plus scripts and checkout extensibility, custom apps, B2B catalogs, and multi-store setups.
Shopify is the default recommendation for most direct-to-consumer brands, because it handles payments, tax, fraud, and PCI compliance without you having to think about them.
Next.js 15+ with App Router and React Server Components. Astro for content-heavy storefronts where most pages are largely static and a JS framework on every page is overkill. Shopify Hydrogen for teams who want to stay inside Shopify's ecosystem.
All three integrate with Shopify Storefront API, BigCommerce, Medusa, or custom backends.
Laravel-based commerce, custom Magento 2 implementations, and bespoke catalogs running on PHP 8.x.
This stack is for B2B catalogs, complex pricing engines, dealer portals, ERP-coupled storefronts, and any case where a SaaS platform's data model is the wrong shape for the business.
A redesign typically moves the conversion rate from the eCommerce average of 2 to 2.5% toward 4 to 5%. AOV climbs when bundles, cross-sells, and quantity discounts are designed into the PDP and cart, not bolted on as apps.
Custom Shopify themes consistently outperform template stores by 40 to 60% on LCP. Headless storefronts on Next.js or Astro routinely hit 90+ Lighthouse Performance and pass all three Core Web Vitals thresholds.
A clean codebase is cheaper to maintain than a stack of apps and theme patches. Most clients see their ongoing developer hours drop by half within the first six months after launch.
We do not resell templates. Every project is custom-designed and custom-coded. Every design decision is anchored to a measurable conversion or performance outcome.
Design, front-end engineering, SEO, GEO, analytics, and paid media all sit in the same agency. The team that designs the PDP is the same team that writes the schema, configures the GA4 events, and runs the ads pointing to it. Nothing falls between vendors.
GA4, GTM (server-side where it makes sense), Meta Pixel, and consent-mode are wired into the build before launch. Enhanced eCommerce events fire for view_item, add_to_cart, begin_checkout, and purchase. You see real revenue data on day one, not three months later.
We are an official Shopify, İkas, İdeasoft, and T-Soft partner, so we run every build with full knowledge of each platform's constraints. You own the code, the Figma files, and every platform account. No vendor lock-in, no proprietary page builders, and a clean handover whenever you want it.
Common questions from brands considering a new eCommerce web design project.
Tell us about your store, your stack, and where you think the bottleneck is. We will come back with a scoped proposal that covers the discovery audit, the design and build phases, the timeline, and a fixed price. No retainer trap, and no hidden change orders.
Tell us about your store, your stack, and where you think the bottleneck is, and we'll get back to you with a scoped proposal and a fixed price.
