A defined catalogue
Products, categories and variations before development.
02 / WooCommerce stores in Madrid
We design WooCommerce stores for Madrid companies that need to turn a catalogue into a clear purchase journey. Products, operations and connections are agreed before development is quoted.
Products, categories and variations before development.
Accessible product information and purchase terms.
Payments, delivery and systems with an agreed scope.
Guidance on working with your catalogue and orders.
Brands and retailers launching online or replacing a store that is difficult to maintain. Catalogue size matters, alongside variations, pricing rules and systems that must keep working.
We agree categories, product types and required data. Cleaning spreadsheets, selecting photos and writing descriptions differ from importing products. The proposal identifies who prepares each material and how many products are initially loaded.
We review payments, shipping, invoicing and any POS or ERP. An integration depends on the existing system, permissions and costs. If it is not needed at launch, it can become a separate phase with its own scope.
We verify agreed variations and delivery methods, checkout and order messages. Handover includes guidance for routine tasks. Marketing, licences and maintenance have terms separate from the initial build.
online store projects

Bunny Shop BMXMadrid
A store with categories, filters and variations for motorcycles, quads and BMX.
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All One BrandStreetwear, skate, snowboarding and surfing
Store design and development. Categories, photography and product pages with sizes, pricing and descriptions connect the collection with shopping options.
View project sectionTo define the quote, we review the catalogue, product types, languages, payment methods and shipping rules. Complex variants and connections to other systems need their own scope.
The proposal separates the initial build from subsequent work. Hosting, maintenance, licences and commissions are identified before you commit.
A shared process
We can assess migration after reviewing the platform, data, URLs and integrations. We agree what moves, how it is checked and the access required. We do not assume all data can be exported.
We assess the catalogue, variations, languages, shipping rules and connections to other systems. We agree which products are added, who prepares the content and which features are developed. The proposal separates the build from ongoing costs.
Yes. Pickup and delivery zones can be planned for a physical shop. Automatic POS or ERP synchronisation is assessed separately.
We agree the product types and quantity to be added, variations, payment methods and shipping rules. Connections to a POS or ERP require a specific review. These decisions are documented in the quote.
Product data and photos, prices and variations, sales terms and the necessary access. We identify what you can supply and which content work the proposal needs to cover.
We identify domain names, hosting, licences and payment fees. The proposal states what is included, what is paid to the provider and what requires renewal. Maintenance and ongoing campaigns have their own scope.
Before you decide
Practical advice on what you need, what to check and what to ask before starting.

Visual identity
Logo, applications and files: what to request and how to compare proposals.
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Website redesign
The pages, content and connections to review before replacing your website.
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Website quotes
What each proposal includes, who does the work and which costs continue after launch.
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A new website or a redesign of your existing one.
Help people find your business on Google and other search engines.
Your logo, colours and brand applications.
Updates, backups and support suited to your website.
Instagram and Facebook advertising with a clear objective.