Speed
Core Web Vitals are part of the brief. The page has to load, and the layout has to stay still while it does.
E-commerce
Custom storefront development on your existing platform, fast and accessible, built around your catalogue.
On your platform or headless · Old URLs mapped before launch · Built around your catalogue
A template shop is fine until the way you sell no longer fits it.
Fashion labels, retailers and direct-to-consumer brands come to us when the catalogue is growing, there is more than one sales channel, or the theme no longer matches how people buy. The shop still takes orders. It just cannot do the next thing the business needs.
That next thing is usually specific: search that understands the words a shopper types, a product page that can carry a live or replay player, or markup a keyboard user can buy through. We build that on the platform you already use, or as a headless storefront when the theme is the thing in the way.
Speed, access, and a storefront shaped around the catalogue, not the theme's defaults.
Core Web Vitals are part of the brief. The page has to load, and the layout has to stay still while it does.
A keyboard user has to be able to buy. Accessibility sits in the markup, not in a plugin added at the end.
A theme wins when your team can live in it and the catalogue is straightforward. Headless wins when the shop has to do something the theme cannot.
Search uses the words your shoppers use, from your own catalogue.
A player for a live show or a replay can sit on the product and collection pages, with buying still on your site.
A shopper goes from a search to the bag in a few steps.
A shopper types 'black linen dress under knee length', sees matching products, and checks out.
We choose the build with you, write the scope, then hand you the shop.
Catalogue, channels, and what the theme cannot do.
Theme or headless, written down before work starts.
Fixed price for that scope, on your platform.
Old URLs mapped, so search is not left behind.
Code, docs and access are yours. We stay on call for 30 days.
You get a storefront your team can run. We need the catalogue and the people who sell it.
Live shopping
Viewers check out without leaving the stream.
Live video with real-time chat, a cart viewers build together, custom payments, invoices and the admin behind it.
Automotive · Hire
The public site and the admin the team uses to run it.
We use AI tools for scaffolding, test writing and migrating product data, so more of the build goes to the parts your shoppers see. Every change is reviewed and tested by the developer who owns it.
"Black dress for a wedding" finds the right products.
What we'd propose to measure: Zero-result search rate, and search-to-cart rate.
How it's built: Embeddings over the catalogue plus a keyword fallback, or Algolia or Shopify search with synonyms that a person reviews.
Your team edits instead of writing from scratch, and every image gets alt text.
What we'd propose to measure: Hours per catalogue drop, and alt-text coverage.
How it's built: A model drafts from product attributes into a review queue in the admin. Nothing publishes on its own.
A second-language catalogue without a translation agency for every update.
What we'd propose to measure: Time to publish a language version.
How it's built: A model translates against a glossary, then a person approves it.
What we'd propose to measure: First-response time.
How it's built: Drafts from order data in the help desk or back office. An agent sends the reply.
Replays split by product, so viewers jump to the item.
What we'd propose to measure: Replay add-to-cart.
How it's built: A transcript with timestamps, and product mentions matched to the catalogue.
See why sizes or items come back.
What we'd propose to measure: Return rate by reason.
How it's built: Free-text return reasons classified into groups.
We use AI coding assistants to write boilerplate, tests and data-migration scripts, and to draft product copy you then approve. We don't paste your customer data into public AI tools. A person reviews every change before it reaches your store.
We decide with you. A theme is enough when the catalogue and the team fit it. Headless is for when the theme is what is slowing the shop down. The choice is written down before we build, so the team that has to run the store afterwards is not surprised.
Mapping and redirecting every old URL is the best protection for rankings. It's part of the build.
We use AI coding assistants to write boilerplate, tests and data-migration scripts, and to draft product copy you then approve. We don't paste your customer data into public AI tools. A person reviews every change before it reaches your store.
You'll talk to Usama, who'd build it.
30 minutes · no slides · a written answer if it's not a fit