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E-commerce and marketplaces

Online stores built around how you sell.

We build storefronts and the order flow behind them: catalogue, cart, checkout, payments and order tracking.

Features follow the way you trade. Cadence Storefront, for example, supports pre-orders, quick view, product comparison and image search. Marketplaces, where more than one seller shares a store, start from the same foundations and are scoped case by case.

Problems this solves

The situations that usually bring people to this service.

  • Sales depend on messages and phone calls that are hard to track.
  • The current store does not fit how you sell, for example pre-orders or made-to-order items.
  • Customers cannot find products or check where their order is.

What is included

The scope is agreed with you in planning. Not every project needs every item.

  • Catalogue and product pages

    Categories, filters and product pages that make a large range easy to browse.

  • Shopping features that match your trade

    Pre-orders, quick view, comparison, wishlists and search, chosen with you rather than added by default.

  • Customer accounts and order tracking

    Accounts, wishlists and a way for customers to follow an order.

  • Payments and delivery connections

    Payment and delivery providers connected to the store. The provider is chosen with you.

  • Handover for your team

    A walkthrough and documentation so your team can run the store day to day.

Technology

Chosen to fit the problem, not the other way round.

  • Laravel
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Framer Motion

How we work

A typical engagement. Not every project needs every step.

  1. Discover

    Understand the business, users, goals and constraints before anyone opens a design tool or an editor.

  2. Plan

    Define information architecture, scope, functionality and the technical direction.

  3. Design

    Interfaces designed to be built, not reinterpreted by whoever picks up the file next.

  4. Build

    The stack the product actually calls for: Laravel, React, Next.js or WordPress.

  5. Refine

    Test, optimise, correct and polish before anything ships.

  6. Launch

    Deployed and verified in production, ready for handover.

  7. Hand-off

    Documentation, credentials and a walkthrough, so nothing stays as knowledge only we hold.

Questions

Straight answers to the usual ones.

Can you build a store for a business that sells only a few products?

Yes. The scope follows the business, not the other way round. A small range may need a simpler store than a large catalogue, and we say so when we plan the work.

Which payment provider will you use?

That depends on where you sell and what your customers use. We confirm the provider with you during planning, then connect and test it before launch.

Tell us what you need built.

Describe what you need. We will tell you what we would do and what we still need to know.

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