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eCommerce industry

eCommerce development that sells — and connects to everything behind it

Online stores on Shopify or custom platforms, integrated with payments, automatic invoicing, inventory and ERP — designed to convert on every device.

(01) The landscape

We don't just build online stores — we build shopping experiences that convert. Every store combines sales-focused design, a smooth purchase flow and precise technology: full mobile adaptation, payment processing, shipping and CRM integrations, and strong information security.

Our eCommerce work spans mattresses sold in up to 12 instalments, personalized printed gifts with abandoned-cart recovery, 3D printing, home-design galleries and farm-fresh produce connected to the Priority ERP and weighing carts.

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(02)Challenges

What makes eCommerce technology hard.

  • 01

    Conversion

    Every extra step or slow page costs sales, especially on mobile.

  • 02

    Back-office overhead

    Manual invoicing, stock updates and order entry don't scale.

  • 03

    Repeat purchases

    Growth depends on promotions, loyalty and recovering abandoned carts.

  • 04

    Protecting SEO

    Replatforming can wipe out years of search rankings if redirects are an afterthought.

(03)What we build

Solutions for eCommerce businesses.

  • Stores designed to convert

    Fast, mobile-first product pages and a checkout with as few steps as possible.

  • Payments & automatic invoicing

    Payment processing, instalments and invoices issued automatically on purchase.

  • ERP & inventory integration

    Orders, stock and weights synchronized with systems like Priority.

  • Promotions & recovery

    Promotions engines, members clubs, minimum-cart rules and abandoned-cart flows.

(04)How we deliver

Development, UX, QA and operations for eCommerce.

The same four capabilities on every project, applied to the realities of this sector.

  1. Development

    AI-assisted storefront and integration work: payments, invoicing, inventory and ERP connections.

  2. UI/UX

    Product discovery and checkout UX designed to convert on mobile, with promotions customers understand at a glance.

  3. QA

    Testing discounts, refunds, payment failures, instalments and inventory synchronization before every release.

  4. Operations

    Monitoring checkout errors, integration jobs and release performance, especially around sales and launches.

How we build with AI

Choose how AI is used while we build.

Store and integration work can be delivered with Claude Code and Codex, or in a private AI environment if customer data must stay on infrastructure you control.

(05)Our work

eCommerce projects we've shipped.

Nature's Chef — project mock-up on desktop and mobile screensCase study

Nature's Chef· eCommerce

Nature's Chef: a farm-to-door store wired into the Priority ERP and weighing carts

An eCommerce site for a third-generation fruit and vegetable farmer, connected to the Priority ERP and to weighing carts so the business knows exactly what was ordered, weighed and shipped.

  • Responsive store for fresh fruit and vegetables on desktop and mobile
  • Connected to the Priority ERP
  • Weighing carts linked to orders, so weight-based products are handled accurately
Read the Nature's Chef case study
Sleep In — project mock-up on desktop and mobile screens

Sleep IneCommerce · Home & sleep

Sleep In

An online store for a sleep-solutions company with 25 years of experience, selling mattresses from multiple brands with instalment payments, payment processing and automatic invoicing.

SpeedPic — project mock-up on desktop and mobile screens

SpeedPiceCommerce · Personalized gifts

SpeedPic

A rebuilt eCommerce site for SpeedPic, which prints personalized gifts — customers upload their own images and text, with promotions, a minimum cart value and abandoned-cart recovery built in.

Icon Home Design — project mock-up on desktop and mobile screens

Icon Home DesigneCommerce · Home & design

Icon Home Design

An online store for a gallery specializing in home design and complementary furniture, fully responsive, with payment processing and automatic invoicing.

Pri VeYerek — project mock-up on desktop and mobile screens

Pri VeYerekeCommerce · Agriculture & fresh produce

Pri VeYerek

An online store for a business that sells fruit and vegetables wholesale and retail, directly from the farmer — connected to the Priority ERP and weighing carts, with payment processing and automatic invoicing.

Inventory & Sales — the items, today and reports screens of the app

NPCodingMobile app · eCommerce

Inventory & Sales

An iOS and Android app for shops that keep stock on a shelf: barcode scanning, prices with and without VAT, stock-outs by reason, a pending list and reports. Built by NPCoding in 2026.

NPCoding — project mock-up on desktop and mobile screens

NPCodingPlugin & product · eCommerce

Members Club Plugin

An NPCoding product: a plugin that lets store owners build a members club of loyal customers, create member-only promotions and dedicate products exclusively to members — no technical knowledge required.

(06)FAQ

eCommerce software: your questions.

Shopify or a custom store?

Shopify is fast to launch and easy to run for most retail catalogs. Custom or headless builds make sense for complex pricing, B2B rules or unusual integrations. We've delivered both and will recommend what fits your model.

Can you connect our store to our ERP?

Yes. We've connected stores to the Priority ERP — including weighing carts and automatic invoicing — so the business knows exactly what was ordered, weighed and shipped.

Will we lose our Google rankings if we rebuild the store?

Not if the migration is planned properly. We map every old URL to its new equivalent with 301 redirects, preserve metadata and structured data, and monitor Search Console after launch — exactly the brief we delivered for Dfus3D.

(07)Insights

Further reading.

Next step

Building for eCommerce? Let's talk.

Tell us what you're building or improving. We'll come back with practical next steps across engineering, UX, QA and operations, and an honest estimate.