Ecommerce Development
ECOM DEVELOPMENT
FOR BIG BUSINESS
Our approach
We design, build, and deploy enterprise ecommerce that actually works.
How we do it
We prioritize your business. That means integrating with existing systems, developing strategies that complement your operations, and delivering highly functional change management without derailing your day-to-day.
Capabilities
Technology architecture planning • Agile project planning • DevOps assessment & planning • DevOps • UI/UX design • Data migration • Platform migration • eCommerce development
DAVID’S BRIDAL
This major wedding dress retailer had been trying for years to migrate their long-standing ecommerce infrastructure to the cloud. We worked together on a flexible, modern strategy: headless Magento 2 with a microservices-based architecture to integrate with dozens of legacy systems.
BLUEPRINT
REGISTRY
We built a custom ecomm platform for Blueprint that did this thing, that thing, and this other cool thing too. All together, it was a new way to do ecomm and successfully managed to do this notable feature, this notable feature, and this notable feature.
Our approach to
modern ecomm
Headless commerce
By decoupling a solution’s back-end from its front-end, we get a huge boost in speed and flexibility. A single back-end can serve data to any number of channels, and changes to a front-end interface don’t mandate back-end coding. Plus, designers are no longer limited to a rigid set of built-in themes and templates.
Microservice architecture
By decoupling a solution’s back-end from its front-end, we get a huge boost in speed and flexibility. A single back-end can serve data to any number of channels, and changes to a front-end interface don’t mandate back-end coding. Plus, designers are no longer limited to a rigid set of built-in themes and templates.
Source-of-truth data hubs
By decoupling a solution’s back-end from its front-end, we get a huge boost in speed and flexibility. A single back-end can serve data to any number of channels, and changes to a front-end interface don’t mandate back-end coding. Plus, designers are no longer limited to a rigid set of built-in themes and templates.
Progressive web apps
By decoupling a solution’s back-end from its front-end, we get a huge boost in speed and flexibility. A single back-end can serve data to any number of channels, and changes to a front-end interface don’t mandate back-end coding. Plus, designers are no longer limited to a rigid set of built-in themes and templates.