Build an online store around how shoppers find products, compare variants and complete a purchase.
Discuss catalogue structure, product pages, filters, cart, checkout, payments, shipping rules and order emails. Agree the platform and integrations before the build.
Launch with the catalogue and integrations you need to take orders, then expand as the budget allows. We agree a go-live date and run sample orders covering variants, checkout and notifications before handover.
Map the shopping journey and prepare product data. Build the storefront, test on mobile and run sample orders covering payment, delivery options and customer messages before launch.
A storefront needs to work for the people fulfilling orders as well as shoppers. Reviewing stock, product updates and order handover together makes the store easier to operate after launch.
Share your product count, variants, shipping areas, preferred payment methods and any existing store or inventory system.
Set responsibilities for product data, inventory and order support. Separate build costs from platform subscriptions, payment fees and paid integrations. Test a sample purchase, confirmation and refund workflow before launch.
Planning reference · Google Merchant Center product image guidance
Yes. A representative set of products makes it easier to test the store and agree the product template before adding the rest.
