Business Ecommerce Websites For Start-Ups & Small Business

A website designed to sell products online and enabling the completion of an online transaction, is called an ecommerce website. It’s provides an online catalogue with a cart and payment mechanism, allowing you to take orders for the products you sell, day and night.

Phoenix Web Design has delivered a wide range of ecommerce websites for all forms of products, from septic tank suppliers to lingerie retailers. So, we have the experience and knowledge to deliver your project.

We’ll help you through the 7 key elements of delivering an ecommerce website:

Website Design

Choosing a design template is a fast and cost-effective way to get your website completed. We’ll work with you to ensure you choose a template that works best for your business. Alternatively, we can deliver a bespoke design from scratch. It takes longer and the costs are higher, but it means you will have a completely unique site.

Sitemap & Taxonomy

A sitemap is the layout and structure of the pages required for your site. ‘Taxonomy’ is a technical term for the categorisation of your product pages. Ensuring you have the most logical implementation of your categories and pages, will ensure maximum visitor satisfaction and therefore sales. If you don’t already know how you want to structure your site pages and categories, we can help you define this.

Website Content

A website needs words and images. This is especially true of product pages on an ecommerce site. You may have the capabilities to, or want to, provide this yourself. But if not, we can help with this too. Our copywriters will meet with you and take a brief. They will then write the content and provide it to you for full review.

Functionality

Beyond the content, you may need some special features for your site. From interactive forms to online price calculators, special graphical sequences or pretty much anything else you can think of; we can deliver it.

Payment System

There are a wide range of choices for taking payments online. Some are simpler and quicker, such as Paypal, and others require some work on your part to deal with your business bank to establish an online merchant account and ID. Again, we’ll guide you through the pros and cons of each to make the best choice for you.

Visibility

Getting your ecommerce website up and running is just the start. But to be really successful, you’ll want the site and products you sell from it to be found in searches. We’ll ensure the site provides maximum visibility and supports the other digital marketing programs you intend to run.

Compliance

Website owners have an ever-growing duty of care to their visitors. The main area of compliance is to ensure the website conforms to GDPR requirements – which means that you meet the best practices for data protection of your visitors. We are GDPR trained, so we know how to ensure that your website adheres to the required principles and articles of the GDPR.

Our ecommerce website solutions are extremely cost-effective, but as you can see from our expertise, you’ll never get a ‘cheap’ ecommerce site from us. Fill out the form above and we’ll make contact to get more details and provide a quote.

Business Ecommerce Websites

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We’ll help you through the 7 key elements of delivering an ecommerce website: