An online store is judged on two numbers: how many visitors reach the checkout, and how many finish it. Everything in the build should be arguing for one of those.
What is included
Catalogue structure
Categories and filters built around how people shop your range, which is also what makes the category pages rankable.
Product pages that answer objections
Sizing, delivery time to the Emirates, returns and stock, visible without scrolling to find them.
Checkout friction removed
Guest checkout, address handling that works for UAE addresses, and the fewest fields the payment gateway will accept.
UAE payment and delivery
Gateways that actually settle here, cash on delivery where your market still expects it, and courier integrations that update the customer.
Platform fit
Shopify when speed to market wins, WooCommerce when you need control, custom when the catalogue is unusual. We explain the trade-off rather than defaulting.
Feeds and structured data
Product markup, availability and pricing kept accurate for rich results and shopping surfaces.
Questions we get asked
Shopify or WooCommerce?
Shopify for speed, reliability and less maintenance. WooCommerce when you need unusual logic or already live inside WordPress. The wrong answer costs you either flexibility or evenings.
Can you migrate our existing store?
Yes, including products, customers, orders and the redirect map. The redirects are the part most migrations get wrong and it is the part that costs traffic.
Do you handle Arabic storefronts?
Yes, including right-to-left layout and Arabic product data. It is a build decision, not a plugin.
What about ongoing changes?
Either your team handles them in the CMS, or we do it under a maintenance agreement. Both are fine; drifting between them is not.
The other services
Send us the brief, get the spec back
Tell us what the site has to do and what you have now. You get back a scope, a build spec with the numbers written in, and a fixed price.