Easier product discovery
Categories, search, filters and variants help customers navigate your range.
BAUVERIS / Online stores
Ecommerce website design and development
Make it easier for customers to explore your products and understand the buying process. BAUVERIS designs and develops ecommerce interfaces and agreed store functionality. We review your platform, catalogue and required payment, shipping and order integrations before development. Your proposal defines the deliverables and any external services needed to operate the store.
Stud & Stack · Relevant work ↗Online stores
Built around your task
An interface that fits the offer
Product pages and the cart are designed around your business. Custom configurators or specialised product views can be included.
Clearly defined integrations
We review your platform, product data and required connections. A live store also needs configured payments, shipping and order workflows.
What we plan for your online store
- Store structure, product categories and responsive design around your catalogue.
- Product pages, variants, search, filters and cart functionality within the agreed scope.
- Product data preparation or import after reviewing the available material.
- Defined payment, shipping and order integrations with clear requirements.
- Checks of the agreed workflows, handover and guidance for maintaining the store.
Development and running costs
Catalogue size, data quality, variants, custom design and integrations affect development cost. The proposal separates setup, data import, custom functions and handover. Hosting, platform or extension licences, transaction fees and ongoing support are considered separately. A limited starter package does not automatically include a custom store like the portfolio example.
Packages and pricing scope ↗Plan the catalogue, platform and buying process
A new store or improvements to an existing one?
We review your current system or define the requirements for a new store. The catalogue, variants, languages, content management and integrations inform the platform choice.
For product data, we agree the fields, images, categories and import format. A representative sample helps identify mapping issues and required data cleanup before the full import.
From the cart to an order you can process
Payment providers, shipping options, order notifications and any inventory connection are planned as specific integrations. Required provider accounts and approvals must be in place for operation.
Before handover, we check agreed workflows in the appropriate test environment, including product selection, variants, cart behaviour, form input and connected services. Responsibilities for product updates and future maintenance are also defined.
PORTFOLIO
Stud & Stack: ecommerce design with a custom configurator
Our independent storefront concept combines product discovery with a 3D builder. The example demonstrates its implemented features and clearly states the limits of the demonstration.
INDEPENDENT PROJECT
Stud & Stack
The task: connect product discovery with creative building in one interface.
Our implementation: 97 sample lots, search, filters, variants, favourites and a cart. A custom 3D builder adds shapes, colours and layers, with a 2D fallback and a WordPress plugin using a shortcode.
Independent storefront frontend with sample data and a demonstration checkout. No real payment, shipping or external inventory synchronisation. The simplified 3D builder does not certify structural stability.
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How your project takes shape
- 01
Understand
Clarify the goal, audience, content and technical requirements.
- 02
Plan
Agree structure, functions, cost and responsibilities in writing.
- 03
Build
Develop the design and implementation in a reviewable preview.
- 04
Review and hand over
Check the agreed functions, resolve feedback and prepare the handover.
Common questions
Which ecommerce platform should I use?
The right choice depends on your catalogue, variants, existing systems and how you want to manage the store. We review those requirements before agreeing on the platform, design and integrations. No single platform is automatically included in every proposal.
Can existing products be imported?
We review the export format, images, categories and variants, then plan the import and any cleanup. The scope includes a test sample and responsibilities for missing or incorrect data.
Are payments and shipping included automatically?
Only explicitly agreed integrations are included. Provider accounts, approvals, shipping rules and ongoing fees are addressed separately. A checkout interface by itself does not process real payments.
Is Stud & Stack a live store?
It is an independent storefront frontend with sample data and a demonstration checkout. Real payments, shipping and external inventory synchronisation are not connected. The simplified 3D builder demonstrates configuration and does not certify structural stability.
Can I commission a product configurator?
Yes, where the options, rules and data can be defined. We agree choices, any pricing calculations and how the result reaches a cart or enquiry. The configurator is specified as a separate functional scope.
What costs continue after handover?
Depending on the setup, costs can include hosting, store and extension licences, transaction fees and external services. Maintenance, updates and later changes are agreed separately.
Can you improve my existing store?
After a technical review, we can propose suitable design improvements or extensions. Existing workflows, data and integrations inform the scope and testing.
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