Custom development service

WooCommerce web design: your online store ready to sell

We design and build your WooCommerce store from start to finish —catalog, payments, shipping, taxes, speed, and legal compliance— and deliver it working, with training so you can manage it yourself.

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What you get exactly

We don’t deliver a template with your logo on top. We deliver a store built on WooCommerce with your brand identity, the catalog loaded, payment methods tested with real transactions, and taxes and shipping configured according to your operations. On delivery day, you can sell.

And something that is not always said: we also give you control. You have administrator access, ownership of all the code, and no hidden fees tied to us. If tomorrow you want to move it to another provider, you can.

Why most WooCommerce stores don’t sell

WooCommerce powers a huge share of global e-commerce, and precisely for that reason it is full of half-built stores. The pattern repeats: a template is bought, fifteen plugins are installed to cover what’s missing, and it goes live. From there, the real problems begin.

The store takes five seconds to load because the template drags along three animation libraries nobody uses. Checkout fails on mobile and nobody notices until a customer writes in. Taxes are misconfigured and the first quarterly filing becomes an accounting problem. The cookie notice doesn’t comply, the privacy policy is copied from another website, and the legal text mentions a company that isn’t yours.

None of this shows up in the pretty mockup they show you before you sign. It shows up three months later, when you’ve already invested time and money and the store isn’t billing what it should. Rebuilding it then costs more than doing it right from the start.

A store built to sell, not to look good in a mockup

Our WooCommerce web design starts from your business, not from a template. Before touching anything, we understand what you sell, to whom, and with what margins, because that affects everything from the catalog structure to the payment gateway that suits you best.

How it gets up and running

We work with a closed process so you always know where things stand and what remains. No open-ended timelines or surprise invoices.

• 1. Initial meeting. You tell us what you sell, how you work today, and where you want to go. From that comes the real scope of the project and a fixed quote.
• 2. Structure and design. We define the catalog architecture and present the design before programming anything. It is refined until you’re happy with it.
• 3. Build. We develop the store, load the catalog, and configure payments, shipping, and taxes. This is where the store either works or causes problems.
• 4. Real testing. End-to-end test purchases, on desktop and mobile, with each payment method. If something fails, it fails with us, not with your first customer.
• 5. Delivery and training. We teach you how to add products, manage orders, and handle day-to-day tasks. We record the session so you can watch it again.

Typical timelines range from six to twelve weeks depending on catalog size and integrations. We give you a date before we start and we meet it.

Who is this service for?

It is especially a good fit if you recognize yourself in any of these cases:

• You sell offline and want to move online with a serious store, not an improvised showcase.
• You already have a store that doesn’t perform: it’s slow, it doesn’t convert, or every change requires calling someone.
• You have a large catalog with variations, sizes, or technical references and need the structure to hold up.
• You work with an ERP or a wholesaler and need the store to integrate with what you already use.
• You care about legal compliance because you sell to several countries or in regulated sectors.

It is not for you if you are looking for the cheapest possible website. There are one-hundred-euro options and they are perfectly legitimate; they’re just not what we do.

Technologies and tools

We work with standard, widely supported technology, so you never depend on a proprietary solution that only we know how to maintain.

• WordPress
• WooCommerce
• Redsys
• Stripe
• PayPal
• Bizum
• HPOS
• GDPR
• Rank Math SEO
• Multi-currency
• Multilingual
• Billing

What the service includes

The service price includes everything needed for the store to be operational. No items that appear halfway through the project.

• Custom design with your brand identity, adapted for mobile, tablet, and desktop.
• Full installation and configuration of WooCommerce.
• Initial catalog upload and category and attribute structure.
• Payment methods integrated and tested with real transactions (the client provides the accounts; we advise on setup).
• Shipping, zones, rates, and taxes configuration.
• Speed optimization and technical SEO foundation.
• Legal texts and cookie consent compliant with GDPR.
• Recorded training and support during launch.

If later you need to expand the store with specific features —AI search, multilingual, ERP integration— you can do it with our plugins, without rebuilding anything.

How we work in practice

A typical project example, so you can see where the real work goes. A technical supplies store with about twelve hundred references, each with two or three size variants, that sold by phone and wanted to start selling online without stopping serving its existing customers.

The first thing was not the design: it was the catalog structure. Twelve hundred poorly organized references are twelve hundred products nobody can find. We defined categories by real use —not by how the supplier had them—, filterable attributes for size and material, and a consistent naming system so the internal search could do its job. That step, which you don’t see in any screenshot, is what decides whether the store sells.

Then came the tax setup, which in their case included two different VAT rates and customers with equivalence surcharge. And shipping, with rates by weight and a free-shipping rule above a certain amount. All of that was tested with real orders before launch, because a tax error discovered in the first quarterly filing costs far more than the time spent testing it.

The design came at the end, once we already knew what each page needed to show. The result was a store that loads in under two seconds and that their team manages without calling us. That is what we consider a finished project.

Price, scope, and what is not included

We work with a fixed quote. After the initial meeting we give you a price and a date, and that price does not change unless you ask to expand the scope. We prefer to spend time defining the project properly before starting than arguing about extras halfway through.

To avoid misunderstandings, this is what is not included in the base service:

• Your catalog content. We upload the references you provide in a structured format; writing product sheets one by one or doing product photography is quoted separately.
• Integrations with external systems. Connecting your ERP, invoicing software, or a wholesaler is a project in itself and is priced according to the system.
• Ongoing SEO. We leave the technical SEO foundation ready, but monthly content and link-building work is a different service.
• Post-launch maintenance. You can handle it yourself —that’s what we train you for— or hire us for it, but it is not included by default.

We say it clearly because the alternative is for you to discover it once you’re already in, and that is exactly the conversation we want to avoid.

Frequently asked questions

How long does WooCommerce web design take?

Between six and twelve weeks, depending on catalog size, the integrations you need, and our availability at that time. We give you a specific date before we start, after the initial meeting, and that is the date we meet.

Is the store mine or am I tied to you?

It is entirely yours: the domain, hosting, code, and administrator access. We do not use proprietary technology or charge licenses to keep it running. If one day you want to change providers, you take the whole store with you.

Can I manage the store myself afterward?

Yes, and that is exactly what we aim for. The delivery training covers adding products, managing orders, stock, and returns. It is recorded so you can review it or show it to someone on your team.

Does it include hosting and the domain?

The service covers design and development. We can also handle hosting with our managed hosting service, or work with the provider you already have if it meets the technical requirements.

What happens if I need changes after delivery?

Adjustments resulting from our errors are fixed at no cost. For improvements and new features, we work with a fixed quote or a monthly maintenance service, whichever suits you better.

Do you work with stores that sell to multiple countries?

Yes. We configure taxes by country, international shipping, and, if needed, the store in multiple languages with a dedicated URL for each language so it can rank in each market.

Related products

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• EHERO Smart Search — AI search so customers find what they need on the first try.
• EHERO Woo Multilang — sell in multiple languages without duplicating the catalog.

Tell us what you sell and we’ll tell you how we’d build it

An initial no-obligation meeting to understand your project and give you a fixed quote, with scope and delivery date in writing.

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