An e-commerce website is judged on one thing: whether a customer can find the right product and pay for it without getting stuck. Everything else is secondary. That makes the structure of the catalogue, the search, the filtering and the checkout far more important than the styling.

The shops in this section run on WooCommerce on our fully managed WordPress platform. Products are organised by the way customers actually think about them, whether that is by brand, by machine, by size or by room. Search and filtering are set up so that large catalogues stay usable. Payment runs through Stripe or PayPal, which can normally be live the same day. Clients add and edit their own products, and we are there when something needs changing.

The examples below cover agricultural and industrial parts, fabrics and interiors, equestrian goods, golf equipment and gifts, from a few dozen products to several thousand.

Examples of E-Commerce Websites

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an e-commerce website need to sell successfully?

Three things, in this order: a customer must be able to find the right product, understand it, and pay for it without getting stuck. That makes catalogue structure, search and filtering, and a short checkout far more important than styling.

How do I organise a large product catalogue online?

By the way customers actually think about the products rather than the way the business files them. Cleveland Distribution groups sprayer parts both by component type and by the machine they fit, because a customer arrives knowing either one or the other. Frank Thomas Interiors filters fabrics by type, colour, pattern and weave.

Can I take card payments without a merchant account?

Yes. Shops run through Stripe or PayPal, both of which can normally be set up the same day, so you can be taking card payments almost immediately after the site goes live.

Can I manage products and prices myself?

Yes. You can add and edit products, set shipping and tax tables, create discount codes and edit checkout messages from the content management system.