Ecommerce Websites
Sell online with a shop that is built for how you trade.
From a focused product catalogue to subscription commerce and trade ordering, we build ecommerce websites that make buying easy for customers and managing orders easy for you.
- Pricing
- Individually quoted
- Delivery
- Delivered by Logic NI using third-party platforms
What ecommerce websites involves
Selling online is more than adding a cart to a website. You need product information customers trust, a checkout that works on a phone, sensible delivery and collection options, accurate stock, and an order process your team can actually run. We plan all of it together.
Depending on your products and volumes, the right answer might be an established ecommerce platform configured and designed properly, or a bespoke ordering system where your process is unusual: made-to-order products, trade pricing, local delivery slots or recurring orders. We will recommend whichever fits, and explain why.
Payments are handled through established, secure providers such as Stripe, so card details never touch your website. Orders, customers and stock can be connected to your accounting, email marketing and fulfilment tools to avoid copying information around.
Problems we solve
Sound familiar?
Orders by phone, message and email
Taking orders through several channels leads to mistakes, missed orders and late nights reconciling.
A checkout that loses customers
Slow, confusing or untrustworthy checkouts are one of the main reasons people abandon a purchase.
Platforms that do not fit
Standard shop software can struggle with made-to-order products, trade accounts or local delivery rules.
Stock and orders out of sync
Selling items you no longer have, or updating stock in several places, wastes time and disappoints customers.
Benefits
What you get
- Secure paymentsCard payments, wallets and payment links through established providers, with no card data stored on your site.
- Mobile-first checkoutA short, clear buying process designed for phones first.
- Your rules, built inDelivery zones, collection slots, minimum orders, trade pricing or subscriptions configured to match your business.
- Less adminOrder notifications, customer emails and stock updates handled automatically.
Typical deliverables
Every project is scoped individually. These are the elements most often included.
- Product catalogue and category structure
- Product pages designed to sell
- Basket and secure checkout
- Payment integration (for example Stripe)
- Delivery, collection and shipping rules
- Order management and notifications
- Discount codes and promotions
- Subscription or recurring orders where needed
- Integration with accounting or fulfilment tools
Examples of what this looks like
Independent retail
A well-designed shop for a local retailer, with click and collect alongside delivery.
Food and drink
Pre-ordering, local delivery slots and order-ahead collection for producers, bakeries and takeaways.
Trade ordering
A login area where approved trade customers see their own pricing and reorder quickly.
Subscriptions
Recurring boxes, memberships or service plans billed automatically.
Who it's for
- Retailers adding online sales
- Producers and makers selling direct
- Wholesalers with trade customers
- Businesses with made-to-order or configurable products
- Food, drink and hospitality businesses taking pre-orders
Relevant industries
Process
How we work
- 01
Discovery
We learn how your business works, who your customers are and what the project needs to achieve. No jargon, no obligation.
- 02
Planning
We agree scope, priorities, content and timescales in writing, so you know exactly what is being built and what it costs.
- 03
Design
Layouts and interfaces are designed around your customers and your brand, then reviewed with you before development starts.
- 04
Development
We build with modern, maintainable technology, sharing progress as we go rather than disappearing for weeks.
- 05
Testing
Every form, payment, integration and page is tested across devices and browsers, including accessibility and performance checks.
- 06
Launch
We handle hosting, domains, SSL and redirects, and make sure search engines can find the new site or system properly.
- 07
Support
After launch you can keep us on for hosting, maintenance and improvements, or take it in-house. It is your choice.
FAQs
Common questions
More answers on our FAQ page, or ask us directly.
Should I use Shopify or a custom build?
For many shops an established platform is the most cost-effective option, and we are happy to recommend it. A custom build makes sense when your ordering process, pricing or products do not fit a standard platform well, or when ecommerce needs to be part of a wider system.
Which payment providers can you use?
We most often integrate Stripe, which supports cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. Other established providers can be used where they suit your business. Payment providers charge their own transaction fees.
Is ecommerce included in the free website?
No. Ecommerce is a larger project and is quoted separately once we understand what you sell and how.
Can you help us get sales once the shop is live?
Yes. Our digital marketing services, including Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO and email marketing, are designed to work alongside an ecommerce site, with conversion tracking so you can see what each channel produces.
Related services
Often combined with
Custom Website Development
Database-driven websites, customer areas, advanced forms and integrations.
Learn more ServiceSystems Integration
REST APIs, webhooks, Stripe, CRMs, accounting, booking and ecommerce integrations.
Learn more ServiceGoogle Ads & PPC
Search campaigns, keyword strategy, ad copy, conversion tracking and budget management.
Learn more ServiceFacebook & Instagram Advertising
Meta Ads for leads, traffic and sales, with creative, audiences and reporting.
Learn more ServiceEmail Marketing
Campaigns, newsletters, automated follow-ups and permission-based lead nurturing.
Learn more ServiceConversion Rate Optimisation
Landing pages, forms, calls to action, customer journeys and A/B testing.
Learn moreFurther reading
Serving customers on both sides of the border: digital considerations for NI businesses
Many Northern Ireland businesses sell to customers in the Republic of Ireland too. Here's what that means for your website, search, advertising and online shop.
Read articlePlanning an ecommerce website: questions to answer before you build
Most ecommerce problems start before the first line of code. Answer these questions first and your online shop will be easier to build, run and grow.
Read articleTalk to us about ecommerce websites.
Tell us what you're trying to achieve. We'll recommend the right approach honestly, and only quote once we understand what you need.