What you get
An online store that makes buying feel simple. Clear product pages, trust signals in the right places and a checkout with no surprises, designed around your products rather than a generic theme.
I design and build ecommerce websites end to end, from the homepage and collection pages to product storytelling, the cart and the emails customers receive after they order. The goal is a store that looks like your brand, loads quickly on mobile and is easy for your team to run day to day.
How I build it
Most brands are best served by Shopify, and as a Shopify developer I build custom themes that feel bespoke while keeping everything that makes Shopify reliable: payments, inventory, orders and a large app ecosystem.
When Shopify is not the right fit, I build a headless or custom storefront, for example a Next.js front end connected to Shopify's backend, or a fully custom store with a local payment gateway such as Paystack. That route suits brands with unusual product logic, very specific design needs or customers who pay in ways Shopify does not handle well in their market. If you are weighing the two, read my comparison of Shopify vs custom ecommerce.
For brands selling in Nigeria, I will talk you through payment, delivery and currency options early, because those decisions shape the whole build.
Who it's for
- D2C brands launching online for the first time
- Stores migrating from WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace or an ageing custom build
- Brands getting traffic but struggling to turn it into orders
What's included in every build
- Store design for the homepage, collections, product pages, cart and key content pages
- Product pages with clear photography, variants, sizing information and delivery details
- Payment, shipping and tax setup, tested with real orders before launch
- Email capture and abandoned-cart flows connected to your email platform
- Product data migration, with redirects from your old URLs
- SEO basics: product and collection titles, meta descriptions, structured data, image alt text and a sitemap
- Performance: optimised images and only the apps you genuinely need
- Analytics with ecommerce events, so you can see where shoppers drop off
- A walkthrough video and 30 days of free support after launch
How the project runs
- A 30-minute call about your products, customers and current setup
- A fixed-price proposal within a day
- Strategy and sitemap: collections, navigation and the key journeys to purchase
- Figma design with two rounds of edits
- The build, with your products, payments, shipping, analytics and email flows
- Launch, with a walkthrough video and 30 days of free support
Timeline and pricing
Ecommerce projects start from $3,000 and typically take 3–8 weeks. The range depends mainly on catalogue size, custom features and how much is being migrated. Platform fees, apps and payment processing are paid directly to those providers, and I will point out the ongoing costs up front so there are no surprises.
If you are looking for a Shopify developer in Nigeria, or an ecommerce partner wherever your customers are, tell me about your store.
