Offer
We implement online stores and e-commerce platforms that hold up under large catalogues and real traffic. We build from scratch or take over a store that has stopped coping technically.
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A store project begins with the assortment and the way a customer searches through it. Category structure, filters, the product page and the entire purchase path all follow from that. Only afterwards do we deal with the visual layer. The reverse order ends in a store that looks good and sells badly.
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The most common problem stores come to us with is the catalogue: tens of thousands of items, slow loading and filters nobody has control over. For Interior Park we implemented an engine that speeds up loading a base of 40 thousand products so that tens of thousands of items appear instantly, and we based the search on AI. That solved a problem the client had not managed to tame for years. Performance work belongs to the implementation here, not to a service bought later on.
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Not every product sells from a list. For ROBS Group we built a service integrating the online store with a 3D creator in which the customer designs high bay racking systems and plans the layout of a whole warehouse. The system calculates the number of pallet places as you go, and the finished configuration can be bought right away. If your product calls for selection rather than choice, this is the right path.
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E-commerce is not only products in a basket. For Laser DeLux we built a booking system for the beauty industry, serving many salons within one platform, each with its own administration, a client list with service history, flexible price lists and online reservations. Selling time and services follows a different logic than shipping parcels, so we design it separately.
