Assessing the situation

We start by building our understanding of where you are and what you need. We draw out that information by speaking to your technical leads and major stakeholders. This helps us distill the business requirements that will inform the choice of technology.

Laying a strong foundation

Our solutions architects apply a proprietary framework to assessment and recommendations, optimizing your tech stack for your needs.

We take into account technical requirements, integrations and customizations, as well as non-functional factors such as scalability, security, vendor profile and, of course, cost. In eCommerce, a key area of focus is ensuring the front-end stack can deliver the quality of experience your customers expect.

Collaborating for success

As an end-to-end eCommerce development agency, we regularly strategize, plan, design, and write outstanding eCommerce sites. When doing so, we start preparing for development in the planning phase, so that our entire team of experts is thinking ahead to how the site will be built.

Creating a website built to sell

An eCommerce site build is overseen by a technical Project Manager, who collaborates with project Account Director to keep the timeline, budget, and work quality on track. We work effectively in either Waterfall or Agile (using Scrum methodology) as the project demands.

Our different development teams have skills in a large number of languages, such as PHP, .Net, Java, HTML5, CSS and Javascript. We also have a range of CMS partnerships and certifications, so we can make a CMS recommendation without fear or favor and complete the build properly.

Running through over 100 checkpoints

After we build the site, we try to break it. Specialist QA teams run through over 100 checkpoints and identify and resolve any issue that arises. Before the site goes live, it’s hosted privately on a development server, so that your team can join in the QA effort.

Getting ready to go live

CMS training ensures you’re ready to run a thriving eCommerce business and handle everything from adding products, to applying discounts, to administering returns. When everything is in working order, it’s time to launch – and let the sales begin.