Catalogue & categories
Products have a logical place. Visitors can compare options and find what matters to them, including on mobile.
KD WEBDESIGN / SERVICESWOOCOMMERCE · ONLINE SALES
An online store
that makes buying easy.
A good online store helps people discover your products quickly, gives the right information at the right time and keeps ordering straightforward. I build WooCommerce stores with a distinctive look and a structure you can manage yourself.
FROM PRODUCT RANGE TO ORDERCATALOGUE / PRODUCT / CHECKOUT / MANAGEMENT
01 / THE SHOPPING EXPERIENCEEvery product
Every product
deserves a clear path.
We start with your product range. Clear categories, variations, shipping and payment options let design and technology support the shopping experience. For butchers and caterers, I also explain how online stores with per-kilogram pricing and variable weights work.
Product pages
Images, features, variations and purchase options belong together. I organise the information around what your customer needs to know before ordering. Read more about what a good WooCommerce product page should include.
Cart & checkout
A clear flow from product to order, with shipping and payments matched to your business and payment provider.
WooCommerce management
After delivery, you can keep updating products, prices and categories. The store can grow with your range.
02 / THE TECHNOLOGYAn online store is
An online store is
more than a product grid.
The screens need to work together, from the first overview to the order confirmation. I test that path with care for mobile usability, clear error messages and product variations where needed.
WordPress & WooCommerce
A familiar environment for daily product management, with room to expand later.
Your brand's own style
Your store, product pages and ordering process feel like part of the same website.
Technical support
Updates, backups and maintenance remain important once real orders start coming in. We agree on the approach and price beforehand.
Ready for the next step?
Tell me about your project. We'll look at what's possible together.
REAL CLIENT PROJECT / ATELIER ÉMOIA shop within
A shop within
a brand's story.
For Atelier Émoi in Sint-Truiden, I built a WooCommerce gift shop and the practical ordering system behind it: manageable products and categories, Mollie payments, collection and local delivery with distance-based rules. A client portal supports daily management. See how managing your own products and orders works, and explore the real case study and live shop below.
View the complete Atelier Émoi online store case study ↗Visit the live shop ↗03 / WHAT FITS YOUR BUSINESS?Start small.
Start small.
Build a solid foundation.
Not every store needs the same features. A small range has different needs from a store with many categories or product variations. We define the first version around your products, work process and what customers need to do.
Have a smaller product range? Read what an online store for an independent business needs in practice, from product management to costs.
View packages and pricing ↗TAILORED TO
- Product types and any variations
- The organisation of categories and collections
- Payments, shipping and collection
- What you want to manage after launch
04 / QUESTIONSBefore you
Before you
start.
How much does an online store cost?
The price depends on your range, product types and any integrations. The Online Store package sets out the current scope and price; custom work is discussed separately.
Can I add products myself?
Yes. WooCommerce gives you tools to update products, prices, images and categories. We agree on how you'll use them at handover.
Which payment methods can I offer?
That depends on the payment provider and your business account. We discuss the payment methods you need in advance and configure the chosen solution accordingly.
Can I start with a regular website first?
Yes. We can start with a WordPress website that presents your services clearly, then assess whether an online store makes sense later.
More questions about management, collection or payments? View all frequently asked questions.