Custom WooCommerce Storefront Design
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I’m ready to launch a dedicated WooCommerce store and need a designer-developer who can take it from blank WordPress install to a polished, fully functional e-commerce experience.
The site must:
• Present a clean, conversion-oriented design that aligns with my existing brand colours, fonts, and logo.
• Be 100 % responsive and Gutenberg-friendly, performing equally well on mobile, tablet, and desktop.
• Integrate secure payment gateways—Stripe and PayPal as a minimum—configured and tested end-to-end.
Scope of work
1. Design: Craft the visual language (home, shop grid, product detail, cart, checkout, account, and legal pages) with an emphasis on speed and usability.
2. Build: Configure WooCommerce settings, taxes, shipping rules, transactional emails, and add two sample products so I can verify the entire purchase flow.
3. Handoff: Provide a brief style guide, login credentials, and a one-page cheat sheet showing how to add products and manage orders.
Future-proofing is important. While only payment gateways are essential right now, the layout should allow me to bolt on product filters and user reviews later without a full redesign.
I’ll review live WooCommerce stores you’ve already built, agree on milestones, and sign off once the store passes device testing and a live test purchase.
The site must:
• Present a clean, conversion-oriented design that aligns with my existing brand colours, fonts, and logo.
• Be 100 % responsive and Gutenberg-friendly, performing equally well on mobile, tablet, and desktop.
• Integrate secure payment gateways—Stripe and PayPal as a minimum—configured and tested end-to-end.
Scope of work
1. Design: Craft the visual language (home, shop grid, product detail, cart, checkout, account, and legal pages) with an emphasis on speed and usability.
2. Build: Configure WooCommerce settings, taxes, shipping rules, transactional emails, and add two sample products so I can verify the entire purchase flow.
3. Handoff: Provide a brief style guide, login credentials, and a one-page cheat sheet showing how to add products and manage orders.
Future-proofing is important. While only payment gateways are essential right now, the layout should allow me to bolt on product filters and user reviews later without a full redesign.
I’ll review live WooCommerce stores you’ve already built, agree on milestones, and sign off once the store passes device testing and a live test purchase.