Ecommerce web design
We create responsive Ecommerce websites that work beautifully on all devices.
Online store design
Just need something simple to sell products online?
Our Ecommerce websites are fully responsive, feature-rich and give you a solid foundation to build upon. Below you’ll find the pages and features we include with our Ecommerce sites.
Home page
Every website needs a home page, it’s the first page visitors land on when they visit your domain name.
Product pages
This is where you provide your product detail, including the price and an add to cart button.
Category pages
These pages list the individual products available for purchase, usually displaying an image and price.
Shopping cart
This is the page that allows users to see a summary of the products they have added to their basket.
Checkout page
This is the page where your users enter their personal details and pay for their products.
Confirmation page
This is the page you display after your clients have successfully paid for their products.
Privacy policy
This is where you tell website users how you will process their personal data and comply with GDPR.
Terms & conditions
This is where you tell customers about the terms and conditions relating to the sale of your products.
Store features to include…
Dropshipping store design
Want to accept orders without holding your own stock?
Our dropshipping Ecommerce websites make selling your suppliers products easy. Take a look at some of the benefits of dropshipping below.
Lower startup costs
You don’t need to buy your own inventory or storage facilities. All your cash can go in to marketing your website.
Anytime, anywhere
As you don’t need your own premises you can run your dropshipping business from anywhere with an internet connection.
Wide range
As you aren’t manufacturing your own products you can quickly and easily diversify your product range.
Scale with ease
Easily accept more orders as you grow your website traffic. Let your suppliers do all the hard work.
Dropshipping features to include…
Subscriptions store design
Build a residual income with subscription products
Our subscription ecommerce websites make growing your business easy. Take a look at some of the benefits of subscription ecommerce below.
Free trials
The subscription model usually makes it easier to provide clients a free trial, increasing sales.
Less barriers
It’s more desirable to pay less monthly than a lot in one go. Less barriers means more sales.
Predictable revenue
Regular monthly payments makes it easier to predict how much money you’ll bring in each month.
Upselling is easier
As you are in constant contact with your customers it makes selling more to them a lot easier.
Subscription features to include…
Wholesale store design
Want to sell your wholesale products online?
If you’re B2B, or require a hybrid B2B and B2C shop, this one is for you. Discover the benefits of a wholesale ecommerce website below.
Automate
A wholesale ecommerce website can automate your sales process, freeing up time to carry out other tasks.
Happy customers
Customers prefer simple onboarding and ordering processes. Our wholesale solution will improve the buyer experience.
Expand reach
Selling online breaks down location barriers and enables you to reach more wholesale clients from further afield.
Increase profit
Selling more bulk items raises product volume without increasing marketing spend, improving your bottom line.
Wholesale features to include…
Events ecommerce design
Want to sell and manage event tickets online?
Our events ecommerce enables you to sell unlimited custom-branded tickets without any fees or commission. Here are some benefits of selling tickets online for you to consider.
Professional
Selling branded tickets online makes you appear more professional than selling them in person for cash.
Accessible
Your ticket sales website is online 24/7, so your users can buy their tickets at a time that suits them.
Secure
Online payments offer a secure way to take payment. No more cash being stored in a tin and potentially lost.
Paper free
Users can instantly download a digital ticket to be presented on their smartphone, which is great for the environment.
Events features to include…
Marketplace store design
Want to take on Amazon with a multi-vendor marketplace?
Our marketplace ecommerce websites are jam-packed with benefits for you the site owner and your vendors. Take a look at some of those benefits below.
Vendor applications
Easily approve applications from potential vendors, giving them the ability to add products to your site.
Product approval
Decide which vendors require products to be approved before going live on your store. Ideal for new business relationships.
Commission
Take a percentage or a fixed fee per sale in commission. Set different commission rates for each of your vendors.
Payments
A range of vendor payment options are available. These include processing them manually, instantly, weekly or monthly.
Vendor benefits include…
Why should you choose Red Website Design?
Creative
We stay up to date with all the latest Ecommerce trends. You can be sure your online shop will look modern up against your competitors.
High-quality
A number of our clients have won awards for the online shop we have created for them. We can help you stand out in your sector too.
Established
We’re in our 10th year of business. You can relax knowing we’ll be around to support you and your Ecommerce business for the next 10 years.
Experienced
We’ve created more than 500 Ecommerce websites across a wide range of sectors. We have the experience to help you achieve your goals.
Trustworthy
With more than 500 positive reviews across Google and Which Web Design Company, you can rest easy knowing your store is in safe hands.
Multiskilled
We aren’t just Ecommerce designers, we’re marketers too. Save yourself the headache of dealing with multiple digital suppliers.
Knowledgable
We stay up to date with all the latest Ecommerce, Google and marketing news, leaving you to concentrate on running your online shop.
Communicators
Being UK based we are able to communicate in your language and in your time zone. Relax knowing we have you covered.
Ecommerce case studies
A few examples of previous web design work.
What’s included in our Ecommerce packages?
Bespoke design
Our Ecommerce designers will create a unique online shop that makes you stand out from your competition.
Unlimited revisions
Request as many design revisions as you like, our Ecommerce designers won’t allow you go live until you are 100% happy.
Responsive design
Your online store will respond to the device being used, providing a first-class mobile experience for your shoppers.
Edit anytime
Edit your product listings any time you like using the WordPress content management system.
Logo design
We can include a free stock logo with any Ecommerce package. Everything you need to get your store online.
Free optimisation
Want your store to be found on Google? We will optimise your Ecommerce site for your target keywords.
Fast & reliable
There’s nothing more frustrating than a slow online store. We provide fast hosting to keep your shoppers happy.
Domain & email
If you haven’t already arranged your domain and email we can provide that for you, or you can use your own.
Ecommerce resources
All the help you need with your next Ecommerce project.
Ecommerce marketing services we offer
SEO
We can help you get your shop ranked higher on Google. That means more targeted website traffic and more product sales.
Social media
We can build and manage your presence, and promote your products on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.
Blogging
We can keep your blog up to date with regular product news and releases. That’s more website traffic and product sales for you.
Email marketing
We can create and send email campaigns on your behalf. Let us keep your customers up to date with your latest product offers.
Questions to ask an Ecommerce designer
Some basic questions you should ask a potential Ecommerce web designer.
Your Ecommerce design company doesn’t have to be local to you, but it is usually beneficial to use a designer located in the same country.
Different working hours can cause delays in responses which could cost you sales.
No one wants to use a website designer that will be there one day and gone the next.
To give yourself the best chance of avoiding this it is advisable to use a designer that is well established.
We often receive enquiries from clients who aren’t able to get support from their original designer as they are no longer trading.
Your online store is nothing without online payments, so check which providers your designer is able to work with.
Are you happy using a simple PayPal checkout, or would you like a fully integrated card payments service?
Make sure your designer can support the way you want to do business online.
Always make sure you take a look at the previous work of a potential designer to see what experience they have.
- Do you like the style of the Ecommerce sites they show you?
- Have they worked within the same sector before?
If they don’t have a portfolio it may be because they are just starting out.
Ask your designer if they will provide you with a custom design service based on your requirements, or a shop template already created that is open for anyone to use.
It may well be cheaper to go with a template, but if you’re looking to rise above your competition you will want to ensure your shop doesn’t look exactly like them.
Using another shop as inspiration to create your own store is a good idea, but copying them is not.
You need to understand how easy to use it will be for you to manage moving forwards. Will you be able to add and edit your products yourself, or will it be complicated so even minor price changes require the help of a designer?
Another factor to consider is what happens in the future if you want to move to a new Ecommerce platform. Can your products be exported from one to the other, or is it a fully hosted service that can’t connect with something else?
More questions that lead on from this one:
- Is the platform regularly updated?
- Is it secure enough to handle online payments?
- What Ecommerce features does it offer?
- Is it SEO friendly?
Make sure you fully understand the Ecommerce solution you are looking at. As your store advances, will your platform advance with you, or will you need to start over again?
This helps you to understand how you will get your initial ideas across and then end up with a kick ass store.
- How do you submit your Ecommerce brief to them?
- How do you send them your website content?
- Who is responsible for adding the product listings?
- Can you make changes if you don’t like something?
- Will they connect your site to your preferred payment providers?
All Ecommerce websites need to be stored on a server to be accessible to your customers. The server connects your users with your payment provider enabling them to place orders.
Does your Ecommerce designer provide this kind of hosting? If so, who do they host with? How reliable is it? Is it secure to enable taking payments?
Ask to see some other Ecommerce sites they host, you’ll get a good idea of the speed you can expect for your online store.
If you’re not web savvy you’ll no doubt need support at some point in the future after your new store goes live.
So, it’s important to understand whether you are just purchasing a Ecommerce template, or whether your designer will be there to support you throughout your store ownership journey.
Do they provide a support contract that allows you to contact them and ask for help managing your products listings, or if you see an error on your site and don’t know how to fix it?
There’s no point creating an online store if nobody can find it and buy your products.
If you’re not an Ecommerce marketing whizz you’ll need help getting your store in front of people. A new store doesnt just land on the first page of Google, it takes a lot of work over time to build your online reputation.
Consider the following:
- Does your web designer have experience with Ecommerce SEO (the process of ranking higher on Google)?
- Are they creating your store in SEO and mobile friendly formats?
- Can they help you generate sales using social media?