Ecommerce web design for your business...
Our ecommerce website design packages will provide you with a professionally designed and built online web shop for your business to enable you to quickly and easily start selling online. We will guide you through the whole process from start to finish using simple, easy to follow steps! We design ecommerce sites for clients searching for web design Moray as well as throughout Scotland and the UK
Do you want to successfully sell online? Confused about which shopping cart to use?
Then let us help you...based in Moray, Scotland we have years of experience in ecommerce web design and can create you a partial bespoke or fully bespoke ecommerce shopping website based on your specific design requirements.
Our most popular and cost effective ecommerce web design package is custom design combined with a pre-built and tested shopping cart - you get a unique, professional design without the hefty price tag of a 100% bespoke ecommerce site! ... though of course we would be delighted to build a bespoke system especially for you.
Our shopping websites are search engine friendly too! So whether you are based in Moray, Scotland or anywhere in the UK we can work with you to create the perfect ecommerce website for you!
Some of the shopping cart features include:
- Easy to use non-techinal web administration panel
- Add/edit/remove unlimited categories & products
- Sales and customer reporting
- Stock control
- Search engine friendly
- Export customers data for mailing newsletters
- Multi currency support
- Special offers/discounts
- Postage and tax options
- Customers can view order history status of orders
- Automatic email notification of orders
- Payment gateway supporting payment by invoice, SSL, Worldpay, Nochex, Sagepay, Paypal.
- Additional custom programming available for any bespoke functionality you need
- No monthly fees
Web design Moray, UK and Worldwide
We also offer non-ecommerce web design locally and nationally so if you are looking for a brochure style website please get in touch...we can create you a professional, visually stunning website to ensure your business stands out from your competition and wins you more business!
Planning your online shop
Here are some things to consider when planning an online shop:
- Have you bought and registered your domain name?
There are lots of websites where you can search and register your domain name such as www.123-reg.co.uk It is usually worth buying both .co.uk and .com versions to prevent your competitors from using your name. - How are you going to accept payment?
There are lots of options for payment processing. If you are on a tight budget you could look at signing up with www.paypal.co.uk – it’s secure, free and they charge per transaction. There are well known payment gateway processing companies such as Worldpay, Sagepay (click either of the logos below for details). Some charge a set up fee and there is usually a monthly fee starting from £20 per month – you will need a Merchant account to apply for these – this can be applied for via your business bank but shop around as the fee can vary. - What pages/sections do you need?
Decide on what pages you will need – these can include Home, About, Contact, Links, Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, Shopping Information (delivery times, costs, refund policy etc). You can also incorporate a blog for keeping customers up-to-date with new products, events etc - What shop categories do you need?
Decide on your main shop categories. If you have a lot it would be worth splitting these down into sub-categories. - What photos do you need?
You will professional product images of all your products. Sometimes your suppliers can supply a CD of images for you or if the products are your own you will need to arrange for professional photography. It is worth checking with your web designer prior to this to make sure the photographer supplies them in the correct format. You may also need lifestyle images for the home and about pages. - Can you write your own content?
You will need written content for each page and also for each product. If you have neither the time nor expertise for content writing then it may be worth considering using a professional copywriter – ideally someone who has experience of writing content with search engine optimisation in mind. - What postage methods are you going to use?
The size, weight and value of your products will determine your delivery method which can include Royal Mail standard 1st and 2nd class for non-urgent, low value goods, Special Delivery for guaranteed service; Parcelforce and various couriers also offer a variety of services. If your products are valuable (over £50) remember to make sure the delivery company covers you for loss or damage. If you are selling worldwide you will also need to investigate European and worldwide delivery options. - Will you need business insurance?
If you are holding stock remember to make sure you have a valid insurance policy for loss or damaged stock. - How are you going to market your website?
This can include SEO (search engine optimisation), email marketing, using Twitter and Facebook, submitting your website to relevant web directories, sending Press Releases to editors who may be interested in your products, ensuring you include your web address on all your promotional material such as brochures, business cards, letterheads to give your business exposure and held build your brand, offline advertising such as magazines, newspapers and leaflets. You could also look at PPC (pay per click) such as Google Adwords.
View our ecommerce design portfolio/get an ecommerce design quote.
If you are Moray based please ask us about our "web design Moray" package we currently have running - this includes an on-site consultation, no-obligation quotation service and a special discounted rate - just remember to ask for the "web design Moray" package!










