Catalogue and filter architecture
I model your product, category and variant structure, then design the filter set that gets a customer to what they want in the fewest clicks.
Commerce · Service
In e-commerce, revenue isn't decided by the product page — it's decided by the friction between finding a product and finishing checkout. I build a store experience that removes the steps that make people abandon a cart.
What you get
The list below isn't a marketing promise, it's the delivery list. It goes in the contract too.
Filter and category structure that surfaces products without a search
A checkout flow with fewer steps, completable one-handed on mobile
Payment, shipping and inventory systems that actually talk to each other
E-commerce measurement that shows you where in the funnel you lose which product
Scope
At every step I share plainly what has been completed and what comes next.
I model your product, category and variant structure, then design the filter set that gets a customer to what they want in the fewest clicks.
I bring the information that drives the buying decision forward on the product page, and strip the unnecessary steps out of cart and checkout.
I integrate card payments, instalments, refunds and shipment tracking, and verify the end-to-end order flow with test cards.
I build the panel where you manage orders and stock, and connect it to your existing ERP or accounting system if needed.
I wire product views, add-to-cart and purchase steps into GA4 so you can see exactly where the funnel leaks.
Deliverables
On a one-off project, the source code, design files and accounts are yours once it's complete, and you're under no obligation to keep working with me. If you continue with a monthly arrangement, the working copy stays with me so the code stays current, and you receive it in its latest state when the arrangement ends.
Frequently asked
I moved the most common proposal-stage questions here; neither of us enjoys email ping-pong.
For a small catalogue and standard needs, off-the-shelf platforms usually make more sense and I'll say so honestly. Custom development is worth it when you have a sales flow of your own, a complex variant structure, or an integration the hosted platform won't allow.
Stripe, PayPal, Adyen and Mollie for international sales, plus local gateways such as iyzico and PayTR if you also sell in Turkey. Commission rates and contracts are between you and the provider; I build the technical integration.
Yes. If your products live in a spreadsheet, an existing panel or another platform, I write the import script. I'd suggest we review image and description quality together before migrating.
Stock and order synchronisation with marketplaces like Amazon, Etsy or regional players is possible. It's a separate line item and you need to have API access enabled on the marketplace side.
Day-to-day operations stay with you — that's what the panel is for. For keeping the system up, security and technical issues, I offer maintenance packages.
Related services
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Next step
Write down what you want to build and we'll settle the scope, a realistic budget and the next step together. The first call is free.