Catalogue and product import
Categories, attributes, variants and filters, with your existing products imported from an Excel or CSV sheet.
Our online store development starts with your product range, payment and delivery, before any design. We build a WooCommerce store on a bespoke theme with no page builder, so it loads quickly on phones and customers reach the order in as few steps as possible. After launch, you manage products, prices, stock and orders yourself. We're a Belgrade team working with clients across Europe.

A shopper who has already picked a product usually gives up because of friction in the purchase itself: a slow page, a catalogue where they can't find what they want, or a checkout with too many fields.
Bought themes and page builders load scripts for elements the store never uses. On mobile data the product page opens slowly, and the shopper goes back to the search results.
Categories organised the way stock sits in the warehouse, and filters that ignore what shoppers choose by: size, material, purpose. People can't find products you actually sell.
Forced registration, fields not needed for delivery and a shipping cost that appears only at the end. Every extra step is another point where the shopper can drop out.
Before ordering, shoppers want to know how they can pay, what delivery costs and when the parcel arrives. When that isn't on the product page and in the cart, abandoned carts and phone questions go up.
A good online store shortens the shopper's path from product to order confirmation, and makes the owner's daily work easier: adding products, processing orders and tracking sales.

Many shoppers browse and order from a phone, often on mobile data. So we write the store theme from scratch, and category pages, product pages and checkout load only what they display. The same approach, a custom WordPress theme with no builder, is behind the Blue Eyed Phoenix studio website, with a measured Lighthouse mobile score of 97.
We choose WooCommerce when your team runs the store day to day and sales need to connect with payments, couriers and marketing. Catalogue structure, admin fields and extensions follow from the number of products and the way you sell.
The same team runs the project from catalogue structure to the first order. Scope and price are set in a fixed quote before work starts.
Each phase ends with material you can review and approve. The next phase starts only after your sign-off.
We get to know your range, your customers and how you sell today. We agree the category structure, product attributes, payment and delivery methods, and what needs checking with your accountant.
We design the key store screens, home, category, product, cart and checkout, phone first. Each screen is checked against one question: what does the shopper need to know before the next click?
We write the bespoke theme, configure WooCommerce, connect payments, shipping and customer emails, and import products. Before launch we run test orders for every payment method.
We put the store live on your domain, connect GA4 and Google Merchant Center and check mobile speed. Your team gets admin training and can take orders straight away.

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We answer every question specifically, based on your situation.
Ask a question→If you're just starting to sell online, or your current store is slow and hard to edit, we'll look at your range and how you sell together. Then we'll recommend a new WooCommerce store, a redesign of the current one or simply fixing checkout and speed.
We reply to inquiries within 24 hours. The price is fixed in a quote before work starts, once we've talked through your range and the scope.