Services / Online stores
An online store
built to sell.
I build online stores that are fast, easy to use and pointed at one thing: getting the customer to place the order. Payments and couriers wired in, products optimised for Google, and a checkout that doesn't lose people on the way.
I build
- Checkout
- No friction
- Integrations
- Payment & delivery
- Product SEO
- Found in Google
From me
An online store leaks money in places you never see: a clumsy checkout, slow pages, products Google never finds, carts left halfway. You can have good stock and a site that quietly pushes people away at the exact moment they reach for the card.
I don't build you a site with products on it. I build a store around the route the customer actually takes, from first visit to order placed: fast, clear, with everything wired in. So when someone decides to buy, nothing stands in the way.
Why it matters
Where online stores actually lose sales
A clumsy checkout costs you orders
Most people drop the cart at payment: too many steps, a forced account, delivery costs that appear at the end. Every bit of friction at checkout is an order lost at the exact moment the customer wanted to hand over the money.
In a store, slow pages cost you directly
In a store, speed is sales. Pages that load slowly mean customers leaving and Google pushing you down. With hundreds of products, every second counts twice.
Invisible products, stock sitting in the back
If the products aren't optimised for search and for Google Shopping, nobody finds them. The stock is good, but nobody walks past the shelf.
What I do
What I build, piece by piece
Everything that keeps an online store fast, safe and able to sell. I'll take them one at a time.
A fast store with a short, clear checkout. Fewer steps, fewer abandoned carts, more orders that actually get finished.
Integrations with payment processors and invoicing software: Stripe or your local processor, and whatever you invoice with (SmartBill, for example, for Romanian clients). So the money and the paperwork move on their own, not by hand.
Connected to your delivery companies, with clear shipping rules. The customer knows what they pay and when it arrives, and you stop chasing it.
Product and category pages optimised, structured data, a feed for Google Shopping. So your stock turns up where people are searching for it.
Tuned to stay fast even with a large catalogue. Speed keeps the customer on the site and moves you up in Google.
Safe payments, protected data, backups and updates. A store that's down or broken into is sales lost the same hour.
How I work
From catalogue to the first real orders
- 01
Discovery
I learn what you sell, how you ship and how you work. A good store starts from your real flow, not from a template.
- 02
Structure
We settle the catalogue, the categories and the route to the order. What the customer sees, in what order, where they click.
- 03
Build
I build the store and wire in payments, couriers and invoicing. Fast and clean, made to grow.
- 04
Testing
I test the whole flow: order, payment, delivery, invoice. Nothing goes live until it works end to end.
- 05
Launch
I publish the store, check the whole flow and show you how to run it. I stay reachable afterwards, when the first real orders land.
Quote
Want a store that sells? Answer a few questions
A few clicks and I come back with a quote for your online store.
What kind of site is it?
Next
Read about it, or see where it was done
The articles explain the subject properly, and the projects show the numbers measured after the work.
WordPress or Next.js for your company website
I build on both, so I have no reason to pull you one way. The criterion that settles it, measured speed figures, where security problems actually come from, and the third option almost nobody mentions.
ProjectAn industrial catalogue that loads in under 300 milliseconds
A 23-product industrial catalogue for a Romanian scaffolding manufacturer, making since 1995, with European certifications.
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