Service · Online shop
An online shop that makes people want to buy.
I design and build online shops for craftspeople, makers, brands and local shops. A clear catalogue, careful product pages and a simple cart, designed first for the phone, where most purchases happen.
01 · For
Sell online without losing customers on the way.
A hesitant visitor leaves within seconds: a blurry photo, a hidden price, a fiddly cart on a phone, and the sale is gone.
A good shop does the opposite: it shows the product, answers questions before they are asked and makes ordering obvious.
You already sell directly
Markets, workshop or social media: a shop takes over.
Your current shop disappoints
Slow, hard to read on a phone or hard to update.
You are launching a range
A few well-presented products beat a long catalogue.
02 · What is included
Six things a good shop does well.
- 01
A catalogue people can browse
Useful categories and filters: customers find the right product in two taps.
- 02
Product pages that reassure
Photos, ingredients or materials, price, stock and delivery in one place.
- 03
A simple cart
Quantities, total and fees shown before payment, no surprises.
- 04
Secure online payment
By card, through a well-known payment provider, on an account in your name.
- 05
Order and delivery emails
Customers know where their order is without writing to you.
- 06
Up to 20 products added
You add the next ones yourself after a short handover.
The product opens without leaving the catalogue. On a phone, the panel fills the screen. Demo shop, fictional products and prices; screens from the French demo.
03 · Examples to visit
A shop to try, a case study.
Maison Ondée is a fictional brand: the catalogue, filters and cart work, no payment is possible. The demo interface is in French.
04 · How it works
One contact, four steps.
- You tell me about your products, prices and how you ship. Fast reply.
- I send a precise quote: pages, number of products, payment, delivery, price and schedule.
- You follow the work on an online preview and place a test order before launch.
- I open the shop in your name, then show you how to add a product and follow an order.
Scope, price and timing are set in a quote before any work starts.
05 · Questions
Before you open your shop.
Q
How much does an online shop cost?
From €990, with up to 20 products added. The price mostly depends on the number of products, delivery options and features. It is set in a free quote and does not change without your agreement.
Q
Who receives the payments?
You do. The payment provider account is opened in your name and the money goes straight to you. Its per-transaction fees remain yours.
Q
Can I add products myself?
Yes. The handover shows you how to add a product, change a price or mark an item out of stock.
Q
Custom-built or an existing platform?
For a small catalogue, custom-built is faster and has no plugins to keep updated. For a large catalogue you manage alone, an existing platform may suit you better: we discuss it before the quote.
Q
What about booking?
If you also sell time slots or seats, booking can be added in the same quote.
Terminus · Contact
Your shop starts with a message.
Describe your products in a few lines. Fast reply.
contact@tramevia.com Next serviceOnline bookingSlots or seats booked without back-and-forth messages→Maison Ondée is a demo shop designed by Tramevia for a fictional brand.