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We design and build online stores around how your customers browse and buy, and connect them to the systems your business already runs.
Launching a store, or replacing one that no longer works, means decisions about the catalogue, the checkout, payments and the systems that need to connect. Getting them right early is far cheaper than fixing them after launch.
We design and build stores around how your customers find and buy products, connected to the systems your business runs on, and stay on after launch to support and improve them.
These shape the store more than the design does.
Some customers search by name, some browse by category, some arrive on a product page from an advert. Navigation, filters and search are designed around the dominant pattern.
If the ERP or warehouse system is the source of truth, the store has to read from it reliably, including during a sale.
Payments, invoices, couriers and returns all need a home. Fulfilment is often where a new store creates work it was meant to remove.
We compare platforms against your catalogue, pricing rules and integrations before recommending one.
“It was an absolute pleasure working with Realm Digital on this eCommerce project.”
It depends on the catalogue and on how many systems the store connects to. We give you a timeline after discovery.
Yes. Data migration is planned as its own step, with checks before launch.
Yes. We design around your customers and products rather than stretching a template.
Yes. Support and optimisation is the last of our four stages.
Give us a sense of your products, your customers and the systems the store needs to work with.