- 01Categories, filters and variations
- 02Basket, payment and delivery choices
- Purchasing on a phone
Product information and buying
A product page should help customers choose a variation and understand the order. Plan what they see before payment.
An online shop for your products and customers
E-commerce development: easy to buy, easy to run.
Let buyers find the right product quickly, understand its benefits and order easily on a phone too. Clear management of products, prices and orders helps your team run the shop day to day.
- 01FindsCategories, filters and search.
- 02ChoosesA product page with variants.
- 03Cart & checkoutPayment and delivery choice.
- 04OrderConfirmation and statuses.
Trusted by
All clientsWhat the work covers
Connect the catalogue to the order process
Choose the platform around catalogue and operating needs. Payment, delivery and stock connections are defined after checking the services involved.
- 01Catalogue and stock responsibilities
- 02Order statuses and notifications
- Agreed connections and handover
Managing an order
The shop also needs to work for the person maintaining it. Discuss product updates and handling incoming orders.
Product catalogue
Categories, filters, variants
Path to purchase
Cart, payment, delivery
Mobile shopping
Easy ordering on a phone
Management
Stock, statuses, integrations
Before we start
Before choosing a shop platform
Define product numbers, variations, languages and order handling. Discuss who maintains the catalogue and which payment, delivery and stock tools are already used. Each connection needs a specific check.
Features and tools
- Product catalogue
- Filters and variants
- Cart
- Payments
- Delivery and pickup
- Stock
- Order statuses
- Notifications
- Integrations
- Mobile shopping
Results
Projects with measurable results
Real websites, our work on them and what Google Lighthouse measures. For each project we also name the business KPIs we track.
Bakery & ordering
Kliņģerītis
An easy path from treat to order.
- Market research
- Design
- Online shop
- SEO
- Analytics
- LV / RU
- Mobile performancePriority
- 97/100
- Desktop load (LCP)
- 0.5 s
- Mobile page weight
- 423 KB
What we track
- Orders (Priority)
- Cart conversion
- Average order value
- Repeat purchases
Data: Google Lighthouse 13.5 and the public site, measured 8 October 2026.View the project
Ecommerce & configurators
FDS Cards
From your own design to an order in one flow.
- Strategy
- Ecommerce
- Configurators
- SEO
- Ads
- Mobile accessibilityPriority
- 100/100
- SEO (Lighthouse)
- 100/100
- configurators on the site
- 2
What we track
- Orders (Priority)
- Configurator completion
- Average order value
- Ad ROAS
Data: Google Lighthouse 13.5 and the public site, measured 8 October 2026.View the project
Products & custom quotations
Greenwood Tubs
Product, configuration and quote in one journey.
- Market research
- UX/UI
- SEO
- Ads
- Analytics
- SEO (Lighthouse)Priority
- 100/100
- Mobile accessibility
- 96/100
- Desktop performance
- 87/100
What we track
- Quote requests (Priority)
- Configuration choices
- Cost per lead (CPL)
- Sales cycle
Data: Google Lighthouse 13.5 and the public site, measured 8 October 2026.View the project
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All 9 projectsHow the work runs
A clear process at every stage
- Step 01
Understand the audience, problem and priorities.
- Step 02
Agree scope, costs and the materials to be delivered.
- Step 03
Create, check and hand over the solution with practical guidance.
First Design × Design Studio
Questions and answers
Can we start with a small catalogue?
Yes. The first phase can focus on essential products and the buying journey, while considering what future development will need.
Which payment and delivery options can you add?
We choose them around your market and existing contracts. Each payment, delivery or stock connection is checked before development, because providers differ.
Will our team be able to run the shop?
Yes. We plan product, price and order management with the people who will do it, and at handover we show how to work with the shop.
What determines the project cost?
Scope, content, functionality and connections to other systems. The proposal identifies deliverables, responsibilities and any separate ongoing costs.
Can you work with our existing website or system?
Yes. We start by reviewing the current site, content and data. In a rebuild we keep useful addresses or plan redirects so search visibility is not lost.
Do the files and access stay with us?
We agree this in the proposal. At handover we pass on the files, domain and hosting access, admin rights and content management, so you can carry on without us.
How will we see the results?
Before launch we agree the key metrics, such as enquiries, orders or cost per lead, and set up analytics so you can see them in reports.
Do you help after launch?
Yes, if you need it. Maintenance, content updates, SEO, ads or team training are agreed as separate work.
Which languages can we work in?
We work in Latvian, Russian and English. We meet in Riga by arrangement or remotely, and we can build sites in several languages.
How do we get started?
Fill in the enquiry form: describe the goal briefly and add a link to your current site or examples. After a conversation we prepare a proposal with the scope, stages and deliverables.
Request an online-shop proposal
Share the catalogue size and current order process.