Business websites and landing pages
Content structure, service pages, clear messages and contact forms. The design guides visitors from initial information to a relevant enquiry without unnecessary steps.
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Website and eCommerce development for businesses
Your business website should explain what you offer and make the next step easy. We design business websites, landing pages and online stores with considered UI/UX, fast loading and comfortable use on mobile, tablet and desktop.
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01 / Websites & eCommerce
Business website and online store development
For businesses and professionals who need clear service information or organised online sales. Each page is designed around a real visitor need.
B2B / B2C eCommerce development
Catalogues, categories, variants, price lists, stock and orders. Payments, shipping, promotions and partner pricing are defined around your commercial processes and available providers.
Multilingual content and SEO
Separate Greek and English pages, descriptive titles, clear headings and internal links. We review indexing, canonical URLs, hreflang and performance so useful content is accessible to people and search engines.
Website redesign and migration
Review of an existing website, retention of useful content and redirect planning when URLs change. Online store migrations include agreed checks for products, customers and orders.
02 / Websites & eCommerce
Connect your online store to ERP and payment services
CMS selection, catalogue management and warehouse integration determine how the website will be updated after launch. For payments we assess the selected provider, checkout flow and handling of transaction confirmation, cancellation and failure.
Static website, CMS or custom store?
Update frequency, editorial roles and features guide the choice. We assess WordPress/WooCommerce and PrestaShop, C#/.NET systems such as Umbraco CMS, Orchard Core and Piranha CMS, and Node.js options such as Payload CMS or Strapi Community. The open-source Medusa core is also assessed for headless eCommerce. Versions, licences, extensions and maintenance are reviewed per project.
Online store integration with ERP and stock
We define which system owns product codes, pricing and availability and how orders flow back. APIs, product feeds and bulk imports are assessed with checks for duplicates and failed updates.
03 / Websites & eCommerce
From content architecture to a working website
Website and eCommerce development starts with visitor journeys. Content, purchasing flows and technical checks form one delivery plan.
Page map and purchasing journey
We map service pages, product categories, search and enquiry points. For an online store we define variants, shipping, payments and B2B rules before designing checkout.
Responsive prototype and bilingual content
Navigation, forms and product pages are reviewed on mobile, tablet and desktop. Greek and English pages receive their own titles, descriptions, internal links and hreflang relationships.
Launch checks and URL migration
We test forms, trial orders, performance and accessibility. A redesign includes an old-URL and redirect map, plus instructions for updating website content and the product catalogue.
04 / Websites & eCommerce
B2B checkout with controlled pricing
A B2B store could display agreed prices after partner sign-in and send orders to an ERP. Access, availability and failure handling are assessed before implementation. This is an illustrative scenario.
Price-list and order tests
We test accounts with different price lists, unavailable products and an interrupted ERP connection. Orders need an identifiable state without duplicate submission. This is a proposed test for an illustrative scenario, not a client project.
FAQ
WordPress, .NET CMS, headless CMS or a custom website?
We choose according to content, editors, integrations and maintenance needs. WordPress, a .NET CMS such as Umbraco or Orchard Core, a Node.js CMS such as Payload or Strapi Community, and custom development serve different requirements. The proposal explains the capabilities and limitations of the suitable solution.
What affects eCommerce development cost?
Catalogue size, variants, languages, checkout, integrations and data migration affect scope. Estimates also consider operation, updates and support.
Can our online store connect to our ERP?
It is often feasible where suitable APIs or reliable exports and access permissions exist. Field checks, trial synchronisation and agreement on exceptions come first.
What determines the cost of a website or online store?
The number and scope of pages, design, languages, content preparation and required features. For an online store we also assess the catalog, product variations, payments, shipping, data migration and ERP integration. The quote is based on agreed requirements.