Storefront design built
to convert browsers into buyers.

Yes, and the design is built against the real constraints of whichever platform you're on, not a generic mockup handed over afterwards. Shopify's theme architecture, WooCommerce's WordPress-native page structure and Magento's layout blocks each render a component differently, so category, product and checkout templates are drawn with that platform's rules in mind. Shopify web design, for example, starts from the theme architecture your store actually runs. If you haven't picked a platform yet, our eCommerce development team can help you choose before design starts.

Web design covers marketing sites and landing pages: the pages that explain and persuade. This service is narrower: an ecommerce web design solution for the pages a shopper transacts on, meaning category, product and checkout. The research, proof placement and conversion logic are built around retail behaviour (browsing, comparing, abandoning a cart) rather than a single-page decision. If your project is a marketing site with no storefront, our web design service is the right page.

Not if the move is planned as one. Category and product URLs, heading structure and internal linking are treated as SEO decisions during design, not an afterthought once the new templates exist. If you're also moving platforms (for example Magento to Shopify) at the same time, that's a separate, larger risk with its own redirect-mapping discipline: see our migration services rather than treating it as a design-only project.

Either. The same organisation that designs your storefront can build it as a production Shopify, WooCommerce or Magento theme, which removes the common failure where a separate development team reinterprets the design during the build. Equally, you can take the design files to your own developers, with named layers, documented tokens and redlines a stranger could build from.

There's no flat rate card, because catalogue size and template count set the cost, not a page count. Every proposal is scoped against your brief and itemises exactly what you get: research, category and product templates, the checkout flow, the component system and handoff documentation. You'll have a written, priced scope within 48 hours of the first call.

Compare what each proposal itemises: research, category and product templates, the checkout flow, the component system and handoff documentation. Ask whether the design is drawn against your platform's real constraints or as a generic mockup. And ask who builds it, because a separate development team reinterpreting the design is where detail gets lost.