Filters for your product
People look for clothes by size and color, for electronics by specs. I build filters around how your buyers actually search, not from a ready-made template.
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Ecommerce design with the mechanics
Ecommerce design with the mechanics
Ecommerce website design and build are one job: first the catalog and filters, then the product page, cart and checkout on a phone. You see a working version, not a picture.
- Price quoted personally
- A working version, not a mockup
- I design and build it myself
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
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What happens after “Buy”
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- Cartwon’t disappear if the tab is closedsaved
- Checkoutname and phone, no sign-upno password
- Deliverypickup point from a list, no typosPoint 12
- Paymentby card or cash on deliverypaid
- Notificationto you and the buyer — at onceTelegram ✓
- Shipping labelfrom the order recordLabel ✓
- Stocksold items leave the storefront2 → 1
Each step below happens without you
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The point
Why a standalone store mockup doesn’t sell
A pretty picture of a store sells nothing on its own. A buyer looks for their size, taps “Buy” and fills in a form on their phone. If the filter they need isn’t there and checkout drags over several screens, they leave — however good the design was.
So I treat design and build as part of the mechanism: first the catalog structure, filters and product page fields, then the storefront, cart, payment and delivery. I put it all together myself, so nothing gets lost between a designer and a developer.
It’s a fit if you sell through Instagram or on a site builder and want your own store on your own domain: one that looks like your brand and takes the buyer all the way to payment by itself.
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Specifics
Planning an online store: what sales depend on
The look adapts to the mechanics, not the other way round. Here’s what I decide together with the design.
Buy without an account
Buyers don’t have to make up a password to buy. A name and phone — and the order is placed.
Edits on the working version
You click the filters, fill the cart and see how it all works. Anything you don’t like, we change right there.
Payment without extra steps
Card or pay on delivery — the buyer chooses in the same order form. The money goes straight to you.
What you see after “Buy”
A new order shows up in the admin panel and in your Telegram, and the buyer gets a confirmation. Design doesn’t end at the button.
What’s included
Ecommerce website design: what’s included
Structure first, then the storefront
Which categories, which filters, what goes on the product page — we decide before the build. Without that it’s too early to draw a storefront: pretty pages won’t save a catalog where nobody can find the product.
Product page
Photos, description, availability and a “Buy” button within easy reach of the thumb. When an item sells out, it disappears from the storefront by itself.
Cart and checkout
If the buyer closes the tab, the items stay in the cart. A name and phone are enough to order, and they choose the pickup point from a list.
Built for phones
You check every page on your own phone before launch — exactly as a buyer will see it.
Live demo
Buy like a customer — see what you get
This is working code, not a picture. Fill your cart and place an order — you’ll see the message, the spreadsheet row and the stock going down by itself.
How it works
From a conversation to a working storefront
All you need to do is tell me about your product. I handle the design, build and setup.
Conversation
You tell me what you sell, how many products you have and how you deliver now. A voice message on Telegram works too. After the conversation I name the price.
Structure
Categories, filters, product page fields and the path to payment. We agree on what we build and in what order before the build starts.
Storefront
Instead of a mockup — a working storefront in your browser and on your phone. We make edits right there.
Launch
A test order goes through the whole path, then the first real one — together. I show you the admin panel on your own products.
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- You decide whether to move forwardAfter each stage, you can stop the project. You pay only for completed and accepted stages. I refund any prepayment for stages not yet started.
- The price is final. Overruns are on meIf the task hasn’t changed, the amount named at the start doesn’t grow. If it has, we talk first, then I do the work.
- Not what we agreed — money back
- Bugs are mine. 6 months at no cost
- Critical issues — within 2 hours
- Code, domain, data — yours from day one
Questions
What people ask about store design
Can I order just the ecommerce website design, without development?
I don’t do design without development: I build the design and layout together with the catalog, cart and checkout. A picture without mechanics can’t show the main thing — whether a buyer finds the product and can pay for it on their phone.
Do I need a store mockup before the build?
You don’t need a separate store mockup: you see working pages right away in your browser and on your phone. They show what a picture can’t — how the filters, cart and order form actually work.
How much does store design and build cost?
Design and build are part of the store project. The price depends on the number of products and categories, filters, payment and delivery options. I’ll name the exact amount after our first conversation — and it won’t go up after that.
What should I prepare for the first conversation about the store?
For the first conversation it’s enough to tell me what you sell, how many products you have, and how you deliver and take payments now. If your products are already in a spreadsheet, the catalog is uploaded to the store from that file.
How will the store look on a phone?
You open your store on your own phone before launch. I build the catalog, product page, cart and checkout without sign-up so a buyer can do it all with one hand.
Who will update products and prices after launch?
You change products, prices and availability yourself in the admin panel, no developer needed. I spend an hour training you on your own products, not on a sample.