Strategy · design · development
Online stores for businesses with room to grow.
We design online stores that help people find products, understand their options and complete a purchase with less friction.
Who it is for
When you need a digital presence that makes sense.
- Brands that want to start selling products online.
- Stores that need a clearer way to organise categories, variants and product information.
- Businesses that want to connect their catalogue to payment and shipping services that fit their operation.
What it can include
A scope shaped around your project.
- A product catalogue with categories, product pages and variants suited to the offer.
- A shopping journey designed for mobile and desktop, including cart and checkout.
- Integration with the agreed payment provider and, where relevant, shipping services.
- Product and order management setup; the client confirms legal and tax requirements.
Process
From first conversation to handover.
- 01
Map the offer
We organise products, variants, prices, shipping and required information before building.
- 02
Design the journey
We plan the catalogue, search, product pages, cart and checkout.
- 03
Integrate
We connect the chosen services and validate the flow against the client account's real settings.
- 04
Review and launch
We check browsing and checkout across devices before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
Before we begin.
Can the store accept cards, MB WAY or digital wallets?
That depends on the payment provider, country, business account and each method's approval. We confirm available options before finalising scope.
Does WeBox handle tax and sales rules?
We can implement the agreed technical flows. The client must confirm the tax, legal, product and commercial information that applies to their business.
Can I update products after launch?
Product management is defined as part of the project. We can build an admin area or integrate a platform that fits the agreed scope.
The next step
Tell us what you want to build.
A proposal starts with understanding your context and defining a realistic scope.
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