ÉCLAT
A French patisserie website
View case studyOnline store development
A store that’s easy to buy from: a clear catalogue, a fast cart, online payment and delivery. We integrate with your CRM, stock system and email tools.
What’s included
- Catalogue with filters and search
- Cart and quick checkout
- Payments: LiqPay, monobank, WayForPay
- Delivery: Nova Poshta, Ukrposhta
- CRM and inventory integration
- Customer account and loyalty
- Sales analytics
Who it’s for
- Clothing, cosmetics and food brands
- Manufacturers going online
- Sellers outgrowing marketplaces
- Businesses with online booking or tickets
Technology
In detail
Online store development: how we work
A store that sells from a phone
Most purchases happen on a smartphone, so we design the mobile version first. A catalogue with filters that don’t hide, a product page with big photos and the price on the first screen, a cart you never have to look for and a one-screen checkout — no forced sign-up.
Payment, delivery and inventory
We connect online payment via LiqPay, monobank or WayForPay and delivery by Nova Poshta or Ukrposhta, with branch selection right in the cart. Orders flow into your CRM or inventory system, and you get a notification for each new one.
If you sell tickets, bookings or dishes rather than goods, we build the same for your scenario: online tickets like the Aquamarine aquarium, or food orders like the SLOE restaurant.
Customer accounts and loyalty
Shoppers see their order history and delivery status, and you can run a loyalty programme: tiers, bonuses, personal discounts. That’s what we did for the ÉCLAT patisserie — a three-tier programme that brings customers back for the next order.
Which platform we use
We pick the stack for the job: Shopify or WooCommerce when you need a quick start and a familiar admin, Next.js and Node.js with PostgreSQL when speed, custom logic or a large catalogue matter. We explain the pros and cons of each option up front, so the store doesn’t need rewriting a year later.
What stops a store from selling
Forced sign-up before purchase, a multi-screen checkout and delivery terms hidden until the very end are the main reasons for abandoned carts. We show delivery cost and timing on the product page and keep checkout to one screen.
Another common problem is a catalogue where nothing can be found: no size or price filters, a search that doesn’t forgive typos, photos of different sizes. And finally, a store without analytics, where the owner doesn’t know at which step buyers drop off. We set up sales analytics and a checkout funnel from day one.
Price and timeline
An online store costs from $1,000 and takes up to 12 days. The price depends on the number of pages and templates, design complexity, integrations (CRM, payments, delivery) and languages. The calculator gives an estimate; the exact price is fixed in the contract after the brief. After launch we can help with growth — see SEO and support.
Process
Stages and timeline
- 01
Brief and research
We go through the range, payment and delivery options, inventory and CRM, and lock the features into the spec.
up to 1 day - 02
Prototype and UX
We design the catalogue, product page, cart and checkout with as few steps to payment as possible.
1–2 days - 03
UI design
We create the store’s style and design the key pages for desktop and mobile.
1–5 days - 04
Development and integrations
We connect payments, delivery and CRM, fill the catalogue and test orders end to end.
up to 12 days - 05
Launch and support
We publish, set up sales analytics and SEO, and support you after launch.
ongoing
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does an online store cost?
From $1,000. The base includes a filtered catalogue, a cart, online payment and delivery, CRM integration, a customer account and sales analytics. We calculate the exact figure after the brief and fix it in the contract.
How long does a store take to build?
Up to 12 days from the agreed brief. It depends on the catalogue size and integrations — we fix the timeline in the contract.
Which payment providers can you connect?
LiqPay, monobank and WayForPay. If you need another one, we’ll check its API and tell you whether it can be connected.
Will it integrate with Nova Poshta?
Yes. We connect Nova Poshta and Ukrposhta delivery with branch selection at checkout.
Who fills the catalogue?
We can fill it from your data (a spreadsheet, an export from your inventory system) or set up an import. We agree on the scope during the brief.
Does it work for tickets or bookings?
Yes. We build online ticket sales, bookings and food orders — like the Aquamarine aquarium or the SLOE restaurant. The cart and payment logic is set up for your scenario.
Will customers have an account?
Yes, a customer account with order history is part of the base package. If needed, we add a loyalty programme with points and tiers.