Category and product page structure
Categories, product attributes and content order help shoppers distinguish similar products.
E-commerce · From catalogue to order
Plan the store around customer decisions and your team’s order operations. Catalogue structure, mobile use and provider connections need to work as one journey.

Work is defined around the existing catalogue and selected package.
Categories, product attributes and content order help shoppers distinguish similar products.
Product pages, baskets and order steps are reviewed for understandable use on phone screens.
Payment and shipping connections are limited to selected providers, authorised access and agreed transaction scenarios.
This illustrative scenario is not a customer project; it explains decisions within a store.
The visitor chooses a category, checks product details and finds a suitable option.
Selected products and the information required for an order become clear.
The shopper uses agreed payment and delivery options; the team follows the next operational step.
An illustrative workflow, not a customer project.
Steps and approvals are planned for the store scope.
Review products, order responsibilities and available data.
Planned outputCatalogue and operational scope
Review product, basket and order screens together.
Planned outputShopping journey for approval
Implement agreed payment and shipping flows with authorised access.
Planned outputIntegration scenarios for review
Check in-scope success and error paths and share usage information.
Planned outputOrder checks and handover notes
These are planned acceptance checks for the selected product and written scope.
Product entry, migration, provider fees and support are confirmed separately.
Data structure and access are reviewed first. Product, customer or order migration may fall outside the package; the data and transition plan are agreed separately.
Agreed technical connections may be included. Provider accounts, approvals and service fees are assessed separately; connections to every provider are not assumed.
Responsibility for product copy, images and data accuracy is clarified at the start. Product entry or content production outside the package is a separate task.
Category structure, clear product information and suitable page metadata can be assessed within scope. Search or AI visibility and sales are not guaranteed.
Catalogue readiness, features, provider approvals and checks affect timing. The selected product or project agreement defines the schedule and deliverables.
Review current product features, connection scope and payment terms, then discuss the option that fits your catalogue needs.
E-commerce
Core WooCommerce setup ready for sales for new stores.
Estimated delivery: 20–30 business days
Excluded: Product photography and copy
Excluded: Marketplace integration
Excluded: Third-party fees
Excluding VAT
E-commerce
Growth package with an advanced catalogue and agreed business integrations.
Estimated delivery: 30–50 business days
Excluded: Enterprise resource planning development
Excluded: Marketing budget
Excluded: Custom modules outside the scope
Excluding VAT