Ecommerce Web Design in Austin
Shopify and WooCommerce stores built to load fast, rank, and sell, with the SEO baked in from day one.
Overview
We do ecommerce web design in Austin for stores that need to do two jobs at once: load fast and convert. Most shops bleed sales on slow product pages, a confusing checkout, or category pages Google never ranks. We build on Shopify or WooCommerce depending on what fits your catalog and budget, then we tune the parts that actually move revenue: speed, search, and the path from product page to paid order.
We are a design and SEO shop, so your store is not handed off to someone who has never thought about rankings. The same team that designs your product pages writes the titles, structures the data, and makes sure your collections can be found. You get a store that looks right on a phone, passes Google's Core Web Vitals, and is set up to grow without a rebuild a year from now.
What's included
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Shopify or WooCommerce, chosen for your store
We help you pick the platform that fits your catalog size, fulfillment, and how hands-on you want to be. Shopify for speed and low maintenance, WooCommerce when you need full control on WordPress. No upsell to whatever we feel like building.
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Product and collection pages that convert
Clear photos, readable specs, trust signals, and a buy button that is easy to find on any screen. We design the pages people actually decide on, not just a pretty homepage.
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A checkout built to reduce drop-off
Fewer steps, guest checkout, the payment and shipping options your customers expect, and no surprise costs at the last screen. We cut the friction that makes full carts get abandoned.
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Speed and Core Web Vitals tuning
Compressed images, lean theme code, and lazy loading so product pages open quickly on mobile data. Fast stores hold attention and rank better, and Google measures it.
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Ecommerce SEO from the start
Product and category pages with proper titles, descriptions, and structured data so they can show up in Google and rich results. We build search in instead of bolting it on later.
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Payments, shipping, and apps wired up
Stripe, PayPal, or your processor of choice, real shipping rates, tax setup, and the few integrations your store needs. We connect it and test that an order actually goes through.
Why it pays off
- A store that opens fast on a phone, where most of your shoppers already are
- Product and category pages that Google can find and rank
- A shorter, clearer checkout that loses fewer full carts
- One team handling both the design and the SEO, so nothing falls between them
A simple path from call to launch
No drawn-out discovery decks. Four clear stages, and you talk to the people doing the work the whole way through.
Book a Zoom
A free 30-minute call to understand your goals and your market.
Plan & design
We map the pages and keywords, then design around how your customers search.
Build & optimize
Hand-coded, fast, and search-ready, with two rounds of revisions.
Launch & grow
We launch, submit to Google, and keep improving month over month.
E-Commerce, answered
If your question is not here, ask it on a free 30-minute Zoom.
See every question →It depends on your store. Shopify is faster to launch and needs less upkeep, which suits most small to mid-size shops. WooCommerce gives you full control on WordPress and makes sense if you already run WordPress or need custom workflows. On a free 30-minute call we will look at your catalog and recommend the one that fits, not the one that is easiest for us.
Yes. We migrate stores between platforms and redesign existing ones, moving your products, customers, and orders carefully and setting up redirects so you keep the rankings and links you already have. If you are mainly after a fresh look, see our website redesign service.
Our managed plans start at $129/mo billed annually, with Growth at $299/mo and Authority at $599/mo, and each tier has a one-time build option if you would rather pay once. Ecommerce builds vary with catalog size and the integrations you need, so the call and quote pin down the real number. We publish prices instead of hiding them.
Yes. We design mobile first, because that is where most ecommerce traffic and a large share of purchases happen. Product pages, photos, and checkout are all built and tested to work on small screens before launch.
Yes, and it is part of the build rather than an add-on. We write product and category titles and descriptions, add structured data so listings can appear as rich results, and make sure your collections are crawlable. We design and do SEO under one roof, so your store is set up to be found from launch.