Online stores built to sell, not just to launch.
Shopify stores and conversion-first websites that load fast, rank cleanly and move people from a search or ad click to a completed checkout. Most of our revenue work is ecommerce, because that is where the money moves.
What is a conversion-first ecommerce build?
A conversion-first website is designed around one commercial outcome rather than around visual style. Every page has a clear next step, a fast load, structured SEO markup and analytics wired in from day one, so traffic from search or paid ads becomes measurable enquiries, bookings or sales.
Best for
- Ecommerce brands on Shopify that need a store built to sell, not just to launch
- Service businesses whose current site gets traffic but very few enquiries
- Companies replacing a slow, dated or template WordPress site
- Teams that want to edit their own content without breaking the design
What a build includes
Design and build
A custom design system, not a theme reskin. Built responsive from the smallest breakpoint up, so mobile is the primary experience rather than an afterthought.
Conversion architecture
Page structure, hierarchy and calls to action mapped to how your buyers actually decide. One clear next step per page instead of five competing ones.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
Image optimisation, deferred third-party scripts, code splitting and lazy loading. Fast pages rank better and lose fewer visitors before the content appears.
SEO foundations
Semantic markup, metadata, schema, clean URL structure, XML sitemap and internal linking built in during the build rather than retrofitted afterwards.
CMS your team can use
Sanity or Shopify set up so your team edits content safely. Structured fields instead of a free-form page builder that drifts away from the design.
Tracking from day one
GA4, Google Tag Manager and server-side conversion tracking configured at launch, so you can attribute results from the first visitor onward.
How we deliver it
- Scope and intake We start by mapping your offer, your buyers and the single action each page has to drive. You leave the first call with a fixed quote and a locked scope, not an open-ended hourly estimate that quietly creeps every week.
- Structure and design Sitemap and page structure come first, then the visual design layers on top. Deciding structure early is what stops a build from turning into an expensive redesign three weeks in, when everything is harder to move.
- Build and integrate We build the front end, wire up the CMS, forms, tracking and any third-party tools, then you review it all in a live staging environment. Real clicks on real pages, not static screenshots you have to imagine working.
- Launch and measure We deploy, confirm every tracking event actually fires and submit the site to Search Console. For 14 days after launch we fix any bug caused by our own changes at no charge, so go-live is the start of the relationship, not the end of it.
Platforms we build on
Shopify, React, Next.js, Vite, Sanity CMS, Webflow, WordPress, Tailwind CSS, Lovable, Supabase
Frequently asked questions
How long does a website build take?
Most builds launch within two to six weeks depending on page count and integrations. The timeline depends heavily on how quickly content and feedback come back from your side, so we agree review windows up front.
How much does a website cost?
Every project gets a fixed quote after an intake call rather than an hourly estimate that drifts. Cost is driven by page count, custom functionality and integrations. We flag anything outside the agreed scope before doing the work.
Do I own the website and the code?
Yes. All source files and code are delivered to you after full payment. You keep full ownership of your domain, hosting accounts, CMS and content regardless of whether we keep working together afterwards.
Can I edit the website myself?
Yes. We set up Sanity or Shopify so your team can update text, images, blog posts and products without touching code. We include a short handover walkthrough at launch.
Do you redesign existing websites or only build new ones?
Both. Rebuilds are common, and we protect what already performs. Existing rankings, URLs and traffic are audited before launch, with redirects mapped so a redesign does not cost you search visibility.
Will the website be fast on mobile?
Speed is a build requirement, not an add-on. We optimise images, defer non-critical scripts and split code so pages hit good Core Web Vitals on real mobile connections rather than only on a desktop test.