Ecommerce Development Company for Stores Built to Sell

95 Solutions is an ecommerce development company for brands that sell online and need a store that does more than pass a design review. Our e-commerce development work covers the storefront, the catalog and every system the store talks to. We design, build and extend stores on Shopify, Shopify Plus, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Magento, and we build the integrations that connect them to your inventory, ERP, email and ad platforms. The work is led by Mustafa, our founder, who has more than 11 years in digital marketing and has led marketing for a Florida-based resort wear brand since 2016.

That marketing background shapes how we build. A store is judged by the revenue it produces after launch, so every project starts with how products will be found, filtered, tracked and paid for. If your current site is slow, hard to update, leaking tracking data or boxed in by a theme nobody wants to touch, this page explains how we approach ecommerce website development and what a build with us looks like. For everything we build beyond online stores, see our software development services.

Our Ecommerce Website Development Services

Most projects combine two or three of the ecommerce development services below. We scope them together so design, platform setup and integrations are planned as one system instead of being handed between vendors who never speak to each other.

Ecommerce Website Design Built Around How Shoppers Buy

Ecommerce website design is a different job from designing a brochure site. Shoppers land on a collection page from Google Shopping, on a product page from a Meta ad, or on the homepage from an email, and each of those entry points has to work on its own. Working as an ecommerce web design agency, we design the templates that carry revenue first (collection pages, product pages, cart and search) and the homepage after them.

What we design for

• Collection pages that load quickly and offer filters that make sense for your catalog, such as size, fit, material or use case, instead of every tag the theme can expose.
• Product pages with variant selectors that show stock clearly, size guides, delivery and returns details near the add to cart button, and space for reviews and customer photos that does not shift the layout as it loads.
• Phone-first layouts, because paid social and email traffic tends to arrive on a phone. We design and test at phone width before we touch desktop.
• Merchandising controls your team can use without a developer: sections, blocks and metafield-driven content such as badges, fabric notes or bundle contents.
• Accessibility basics such as color contrast, visible keyboard focus, alt text fields and labeled form inputs, which make the store easier for every shopper to use.

Design decisions are tied to data where you have it. If GA4 shows shoppers dropping between product page and cart, we look at that step before anything else. Ongoing testing after launch sits with our Shopify conversion rate optimization work.

How We Deliver Ecommerce Development Projects

1. Discovery and scoping (1 to 2 weeks). We review your current store, analytics, catalog structure, apps and integrations, and speak with the people who handle fulfillment and customer service. The output is a written scope listing templates, integrations, data to migrate and a fixed price, so the expensive surprises are found before the build rather than halfway through it.
2. Site structure and SEO plan (about 1 week). We map collections, filters, URL structure and redirects before design starts. When you are changing platforms, every old URL gets a destination so rankings and backlinks carry over instead of turning into 404 errors.
3. Design in Figma (1 to 4 weeks). We design the key templates at phone and desktop width using your real products and real copy wherever possible. You review clickable prototypes, not static pictures filled with placeholder text.
4. Build and integrations (2 to 8 weeks). Our ecommerce web developers build the theme or front end in version control, install and configure apps, and connect ERP, 3PL, email and review platforms. The work happens on a development store or an unpublished theme, so your live store keeps trading throughout.
5. Tracking, QA and launch (1 to 2 weeks). We set up GA4, Google Ads and Meta tracking, with server-side events where they are worth it, then test checkout paths on real devices. A launch checklist covers redirects, sitemaps, payment methods, tax settings, shipping rules and transactional emails.
6. Post-launch support (first 30 days). The weeks after launch are when edge cases surface. We watch orders, Search Console and error reports, fix what comes up, and then hand over to your team or move you onto a Shopify maintenance and support plan.

Choosing a Platform for Ecommerce Website Development

We build on several platforms because no single one suits every store. This is how we usually advise clients before any design work begins.

If you are torn between the two most common options, our Shopify vs WooCommerce comparison walks through the trade-offs in more detail.

What Every Store We Build Ships With

These are part of every build, not upsells. They are the items we most often find missing when we audit stores built by other teams.

• A clean URL structure and a tested 301 redirect map from any previous site.
• Product, Organization and BreadcrumbList structured data that matches what is visible on the page.
• GA4 ecommerce events (view_item, add_to_cart, begin_checkout and purchase) with values that reconcile against platform order data.
• A consent banner configured for the markets you sell into, with Google Consent Mode v2 where you have EEA traffic.
• A Google Merchant Center product feed with correct identifiers, so Shopping campaigns can start without disapprovals.
• Responsive images, lazy loading below the fold and no leftover scripts from apps that were tested and removed.
• Staff accounts with only the permissions each person needs, plus recorded walkthroughs showing your team how to edit sections, collections and menus.

How We Judge an Ecommerce Build After Launch

The checklist above is what ships. These are the checks that tell you the build works, and you can verify each one in your own accounts:

• Revenue reconciles. GA4 purchase revenue sits close to platform order totals for the same period, and ad platforms receive each purchase once.
• Merchant Center is clean. The product feed has no account-level issues and few item disapprovals, so Shopping and Performance Max campaigns can spend.
• Redirects hold. Search Console shows no rise in 404s for old product and category URLs after launch.
• Templates are fast on phones. Collection and product pages pass Core Web Vitals in field data once enough visits are recorded.
• Integrations are reliable. Orders reach the ERP or 3PL, stock levels sync back, and failures raise an alert instead of failing silently.
• Your team is independent. Merchandisers launch collections, landing pages and promotions without a developer.

Conversion rate and revenue are tracked against the pre-launch baseline. We report the movement honestly rather than promising a number before the store exists.

Ecommerce Development Agency, Freelancers or an In-House Team?

The common pattern is an agency for the build, then maintenance or a dedicated developer for the steady stream of changes after launch.

Ecommerce Tech Stack and Tools

Why Choose 95 Solutions as Your Ecommerce Development Company

• Senior-led from scope to launch. Mustafa scopes and reviews every project himself. Unlike a larger ecommerce development agency, you are not passed from a salesperson to a junior project manager the day the contract is signed.
• Built by people who market stores. Our founder has led marketing for a Florida-based resort wear brand since 2016 and for a second fashion brand since 2024. We plan for paid traffic, email flows and organic search from the first wireframe.
• Tested on our own products first. We co-build AM Jarvis, a SaaS suite for Shopify and WooCommerce stores, and run our own sites on a custom CMS we wrote. Methods reach client stores after they have worked on properties we are responsible for.
• You own everything. The store, theme code, domain, apps, analytics and ad accounts are registered to you. We work through collaborator or staff access and hand over the repository at the end of the project.
• Clear contracts from a US company. Contracts and invoices come from our US LLC in USD, builds are fixed price, and our working hours cover the full US business day and overlap UK business hours.

When You Need More Than a Store

Some projects start as a store and turn out to need something bigger. If the real requirement is a customer portal, an internal order tool or a subscription platform, our web application development team builds it alongside the store. If you want a shopping app on iOS and Android, see mobile app development. Repetitive order, product and support tasks can often be handled with AI automation instead of extra headcount, and content-led brands sometimes need a proper CMS build sitting next to the commerce platform.

Brands Our Ecommerce Builds Suit

We work best as the ecommerce website development company for brands in one of these situations:

A good fit

• DTC brands moving off WooCommerce, Magento, Wix or an older Shopify theme that has been patched too many times.
• Established stores whose team cannot update pages without a developer, or whose tracking no longer matches platform revenue.
• Brands adding a wholesale channel and wanting it on the same platform as retail.
• Founders with a proven product who want the launch store built properly, with tracking and SEO foundations in place from day one.
• Businesses that need the store connected to an ERP, 3PL or custom back office.

Probably not a fit

• You want a template installed in a few days at the lowest possible price. A Shopify theme and a weekend of your own time will serve you better.
• You want sales figures guaranteed in the contract. We commit to scope, quality and timelines, not to revenue numbers nobody can control.
• You expect the agency to own your domain, store or ad accounts. We only work in accounts that belong to you.

How Long Ecommerce Development Takes

Timelines depend mostly on catalog size, the number of integrations and how quickly content and approvals come back. These are typical ranges once discovery is complete.

The three things that slow projects down most are late product content, product data that needs cleaning before import, and third-party app decisions left open. We flag all three in discovery so they can be handled early.

Ecommerce Development Pricing

Store builds are fixed price, agreed after discovery and paid in milestones. Cost is driven by the platform, the number of custom templates, catalog size and product data cleanup, the integrations with ERP, 3PL and marketing tools, and whether a migration with redirects is part of the job. The plans below cover the most common Shopify builds and migrations. WooCommerce, BigCommerce, B2B and headless projects are quoted through the same discovery process.

If your project does not fit a plan, tell us about your store and we will send a custom quote with a written scope. Ownership, onboarding and contract questions are answered in our agency FAQ.

Next Step for Your Ecommerce Development Project

If you already sell online, ask for a free SEO or tracking audit of your store first. It shows what the current site earns and what a rebuild has to protect. If you are launching, send us your catalog size, target platform and launch date. Either way we reply within one business day, hold a short call with the people who run the store, and send a written scope with a fixed price.