Products

Design

Development

My favourite web frameworks for eCommerce storefronts are Next.js, which is used by huge corporations such as Target and Nike, and Remix, which is a newer technology that boasts even better performance in many cases.

Content management

My go-to headless eCommerce solution is Shopify.

Along with being secure, versatile, and future proof, Shopify is also equipped with a simple, intuitive user interface that makes updating your website with new content or adding new products a breeze for you and your team.

Shopify also boast incredible value in a market where other solutions can mean yearly bills of $50,000 (Elastic Path) up to as much as $300,000 (CommerceTools).

These other solutions often come with a slew of bells and whistles, but for most businesses these extra features are left unused, eating into your business’ money pot.

But keep in mind that I'm platform agnostic. If you already have a headless eCommerce solution that you want to stick with, that's fine with me!

What’s more, if you have a fast approaching deadline or a limited budget, such that I’m not afforded enough time to design and develop a fully custom storefront, I'll gladly adapt my designs to fit one of Shopify's templates.

On the other end of the spectrum, if you require not only a custom storefront, but also a custom backend system, I'll build a solution that meets your exact business needs on top of a Product Information Management (PIM) system like Crystalize.

Price & timeframe

Ecommerce stores vary hugely in scope and feature set, and as a result, they also vary hugely in cost and turnaround time.

My best estimate is that for the design, development and deployment of a mid-featured, blazingly fast eCommerce store, it will cost between £9,500 and £18,500 and take between 9 and 14 weeks to complete.

Design

Your portfolio will be designed to generate qualified leads from potential clients who are likely to do business with you.

A portfolio is just as scientific as an eCommerce store in its design, and just as important to its owner's business.

Development

Static site generators like Astro are often perfect for projects like these, to keep the file size down and the performance high!

I’m also an expert in the animation libraries GSAP and Framer Motion, enabling a beautifully animated showcase of your work if needs be!

Content management

Prismic is my go-to CMS solution. You'll use this to update your website with your latest works to keep your website looking fresh.

It has a generous free tier too!

Price & timeframe

I estimate that a portfolio will cost between £7,500 and £13,500 and will take 6-8 weeks to complete, depending on the scope of the animations implemented.

Beautiful animations are time-consuming to make performant across all browsers, devices, and screen sizes, so they are a big factor in evaluating price and timescale.

For businesses that operate primarily outside of the web, one page is often all it takes to introduce and inform users about their products and services.

An eye-catching landing page would establish your brand’s online presence and open you up to a huge set of potential clients who would otherwise be left in the dark!

Single landing pages are very similar to portfolios in their design and development, but they may differ in terms of scope and content management. Portfolios may require multiple pages or integration with a CMS so that the owner can regularly update their website with new works, but for many businesses, neither is necessary.

Price & timeframe

A landing page should cost between £4,800 and £7,700 and take about 5 weeks to complete; however, as with portfolio websites, price and timescale may vary depending on the scope of the animations implemented.