E-commerce
An online store that matches the business.
A shop needs a catalog people can browse, a product page that shows the thing clearly, and a checkout that tells them the order went through. That is a regular build here, next to contractor sites and the other business sites.
The problem
A theme store looks finished until the photos are wrong, shipping is a surprise, or the page feels like every other shop. Small catalogs get the same bloated setup as a warehouse brand.
How I approach it
I scope the store around the catalog you actually have. Product pages, filters when they help, a bag, and checkout with shipping and tax called out. Payment-processor fees stay with the processor. The store can stand alone or sit on a larger business site. Shoes by Shelby, on the projects page, is an example of that flow — it is not a live client store.
What you get
- A catalog sized to your products, not a demo warehouse
- Product pages with the photos and details a buyer needs
- Checkout that confirms the order
- Room to add a portal or a marketing site around the shop
What’s included
Catalog
Categories, search, and filters when the list is long enough to need them. A short catalog stays simple.
Product pages
Photos, options, and a clear price. Extra views — a spin, a clip — only when the product needs them.
Bag and checkout
Shipping, tax, and an order confirmation. The demo never charges a card. A live store uses a real processor, and those fees are separate.
Starting price
Online stores start from $750 as a custom or add-on service, depending on catalog size, payments, and shipping. The number is confirmed before work begins.
How a project moves
- 01Count the products and how they vary — size, color, one-of-a-kind.
- 02Decide what the buyer must see before they pay.
- 03Build the catalog and checkout, then test an order before launch.
Related work
- Shoes by ShelbyExample · Boutique E-commerce
Questions
Do you build e-commerce websites?
Yes. Stores are a custom or add-on service, starting from $750 depending on the catalog, payments, and shipping. Processor fees are separate.
Is Shoes by Shelby a client store?
No. It is an example of a complete shop — catalog, product views, bag, and checkout — so you can see the shape of the work. It does not take real orders.
Can the store include a client or staff area?
Yes. A public shop and a private portal can be the same project when orders, wholesale, or staff tasks need a login.
Related services
Talk through the project.
A free consultation comes first. You can also start a project or sketch a direction in the Website Vision Builder.