E-Commerce Websites

A store built on a stock theme looks like the hundreds of other stores using it, and it usually gets weighed down by plugins you never asked for. We design the storefront, category and product pages around how your product actually sells. Clothing with size and colour options, spare parts with long variant lists, a consumable people reorder every month and a single-product brand all need a different setup. Filters, on-site search and product comparison follow from that setup.

Under the hood we use Next.js and PostgreSQL. Product, inventory and order data live in a database you own, so you are not tied to a platform's pricing or plan limits. When you want to launch quickly and Shopify is enough, we also build custom Shopify themes or headless storefronts. We pick the right route together, based on your catalogue size, your sales channels and the team who will run the store.

We integrate Stripe for international sales and iyzico for customers in Türkiye, including instalments, 3D Secure and refund flows. Checkout is kept short enough to finish one-handed on a phone, and guest checkout is available. Order confirmation, shipping and refund emails go out automatically. No order counts as paid until the payment provider's notification has been verified on the server.

The dashboard brings together products and variants, stock levels, order statuses, coupons and promotions. Once your carrier is integrated, tracking numbers are attached to orders and sent to customers automatically. If you sell wholesale or through dealers, we add flows such as customer-group price lists, minimum order quantities and an account area where each dealer can see their own orders, all on the same platform.

In e-commerce, page speed shows up directly in revenue: if a category page loads slowly on mobile, the visitor leaves before reaching the cart. We serve product images at the right size for each device, deliver category and product pages from cache, and refresh changing data such as stock and price separately. Product structured data, readable URLs, canonical tags and an automatically updated sitemap are part of every build.

Card details never pass through your server; payments are taken in Stripe's or iyzico's secure payment forms. Access to the dashboard is limited with role-based permissions, and cart totals and discounts are calculated on the server rather than trusted from the browser. The database is backed up regularly, and before big sales we check with you that the setup can handle the extra traffic.

If you already sell on Shopify, WooCommerce or another hosted platform, we move your products, variants, images, categories, customer records and order history to the new store. Old product and category URLs are redirected to their new equivalents to protect the pages you already have in search. We run the migration on a test environment first and go live only after checking the data with you.

A project usually takes 2-6 weeks depending on scope and moves in weekly milestones. After launch you receive the full source code. Once the free support period ends you can continue with monthly maintenance for security updates, new payment or shipping integrations and campaign pages, or hand the code over to your own development team.