WooCommerce
WooCommerce merges simple and functional e-commerce with the ease of use of WordPress. A great combination.
Over the past few years, WooCommerce has seen some incredible growth in popularity, to become the most widely used of all e-commerce software. According to recent reports (take a look) WooCommerce is used on 37% of all websites with e-commerce functionality.
Why We Recommend WooCommerce
Woo commerce allows us to build upon our existing expert knowledge of WordPress to design, build and deploy successful e-commerce projects.
From our point of view, some advantages include:
- ease of use – the WordPress admin area is straightforward and easy to learn and use. Our WooCommerce customers are comfortable managing their own e-commerce shop: adding products, managing categories, processing orders – its all a piece of cake after some training
- great integrations – want to take Paypal or Stripe? Worldpay or Sagepay? Woo has it covered with off the shelf integrations with a wide variety of payment provider
- flexibility – the standard category/product model works very well, but if you need to sell something a bit different, or a product with unusual options we can find the right solution, or create something just for you
How We’ve Used WooCommerce
WooCommerce is a more recent platform choice for Infinite Eye, and to some degree its replaced Magento for straightforward e-commerce projects.
Some of our recent work includes a multi-currency retail e-commerce website for the artisan leather producers McRostie of Scotland, a website with both retail and B2B features for WmBoyle, specialists in lightweight coving, cornice & period mouldings, and an explosive retail e-commerce experience for Kabloom, makers of the hugely popular Seed Bomb!
Alexander Wines
Customised WordPress website for wine supplier
View Project >Wm Boyle Interior Finishes
Ecommerce website for Glasgow based interior finishes supplier.
View Project >Eileen Gatt
Ecommerce website for contemporary Scottish jeweller.
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