Design
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Ecommerce website design
Ecommerce websites built to sell properly.
A good online store should do more than display products. It should help customers find what they need, trust what they see and complete the purchase with confidence. I help businesses plan, build and improve ecommerce websites that support real-world selling.
Product journeys
Conversion support
WooCommerce
Google Shopping
Email & follow-up
Find it. Trust it. Buy it. Come back again.
UX
Clear buying journeys
SEO
Product visibility
Sales
Less friction, more confidence
What a stronger shop needs
Better ecommerce is a mix of design, trust and buying confidence.
These are the same visual ingredients used across the homepage: sharp website presentation, ecommerce focus and marketing follow-through. An online shop needs all three — not just products placed into a grid.
Shop
Product journeys that help people buy.
Growth
Campaigns, Shopping and follow-up.
The real problem
Your shop can look fine and still leak sales.
Many ecommerce stores don’t fail because the products are bad. They fail because the customer journey is unclear, the product pages don’t answer enough questions, trust is weak, or checkout feels harder than it should.
How I approach ecommerce
Clarity first. Conversion second. Improvement always.
Ecommerce needs proper thinking. I look at your products, customers, margins, categories, product pages, checkout, emails and marketing route — because the sale depends on all of it working together.
1
Understand the store
Products, customers, margins, competition and where sales are being won or lost.
2
Shape the journey
Navigation, filters, product structure and calls to action planned around real buying behaviour.
3
Build it properly
A fast, mobile-solid store with clean checkout, order emails, payments and tracking.
4
Improve with data
Review behaviour, reduce friction, improve conversion and support future campaigns.
Your investment should protect your margin.
I don’t sell “off-the-shelf” ecommerce. I build around your products, customers and what the store needs to achieve. A rushed shop might get online quickly, but a considered store gives you a stronger foundation for sales, ads, email, repeat orders and long-term improvement.
Typical starting point
£1,500+
Most ecommerce projects start around £1,500, with the final cost based on product complexity, content, design requirements, integrations and how much strategic support is needed.
- Discovery around products, margins and customer journeys
- Clear category, product and checkout structure
- Mobile-friendly ecommerce build
- Payment, order email and tracking setup
- Spread payments over three months where suitable
Ecommerce proof
Experience with stores that need to perform.
I’ve worked on ecommerce websites, product-heavy websites, Google Shopping campaigns, email journeys and long-term store improvements. The aim is never just to “launch a shop”; it is to make the shop useful, trusted and commercially stronger.
Nobis Furniture
Large product range, ecommerce structure, product-page clarity and long-term online growth support.
View ecommerce project →
Golf Direct
Long-term ecommerce work with a focus on product visibility, customer journeys and sales performance.
Read the success story →
B3 Cricket
Ecommerce and platform support where product configuration, presentation and buying confidence matter.
View project →Quick shop audit
Not getting the online sales you should be?
I can take a practical look at what may be holding your store back. That might be product pages, checkout, trust, delivery messaging, Google Shopping, email follow-up, site structure or the basic route from browsing to buying.
Find the friction
Where are people hesitating, dropping out or failing to find what they need?
Improve the confidence
What proof, reassurance or product information is missing from the buying journey?
Prioritise the fixes
What should be improved first so time and budget go where they matter most?
Start with the shop audit.
It is the quickest, cleanest way to find what is blocking sales — product pages, trust, checkout, Google Shopping, delivery messaging, email follow-up or the buying journey itself.
Start here
Need a new store, or a better one?
Tell me what you sell, what is not working, and what you want the store to achieve. I’ll take a practical look and suggest a sensible next step.
Send me the details
A few quick details are enough to start the conversation — whether you need a new ecommerce site or help improving an existing one.
