eCommerce Development Services

Magento and Adobe Commerce, Shopify including Plus and headless builds, BigCommerce, and bespoke headless storefronts on Next.js. We choose based on catalogue size, your business to business and consumer mix, and where the roadmap is going, rather than on preference. As a rough guide, Shopify suits teams who want to merchandise without engineering support, while Magento and Adobe Commerce earn their cost when you need complex pricing, multiple stores or a genuine B2B model. If your requirements are met by the simpler platform, we will say so, because the cheaper build is often the correct one.

That is the goal every time, and the method matters more than the promise. We map every existing URL to its destination as a one to one redirect plan rather than pointing old pages at the homepage, reissue hreflang where multiple regions are involved, preserve titles, descriptions and structured data, and then watch Search Console daily for the first thirty days so anything that slips is caught while it is still small. A short dip around a migration is normal. What causes lasting damage is unmapped URLs, redirect chains and content quietly dropped in the rebuild, all of which are avoidable.

Yes, including NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, HubSpot and Salesforce. The integration is where most commerce projects actually fail, so we build for the failure cases rather than the happy path: webhooks are idempotent so a repeated delivery cannot duplicate an order, there is tooling to replay a failed sync, and reconciliation reports show when the two systems have drifted apart. A one way push that assumes the other end is always available will eventually lose orders quietly, and quietly is the problem. You want to find out from a report, not from a customer.

With testing tied to revenue rather than to click through rates, run across the product page, cart and checkout. Baymard Institute puts average documented cart abandonment at 70.19 percent across its research, and the leading causes are consistent: unexpected extra costs, being forced to create an account, and slow or unclear delivery. Most of those are addressed by being straightforward about cost and delivery early rather than by redesigning buttons. We do not implement fake scarcity or countdown timers, which damage trust and carry regulatory risk in several markets, and we will push back if asked to.

Every build includes thirty days of post launch support, which covers the issues real traffic surfaces and no staging environment does. After that, Managed Ops is a separate engagement covering security patching, monitoring, performance work, conversion experiments and a quarterly review of what actually changed commercially. For Magento and Adobe Commerce stores, patching on a schedule matters more than most teams assume: Sansec found roughly 75 percent of stores were still unpatched a week after the fix for CosmicSting, CVE-2024-34102, was published, and many were breached in that window.