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An ecommerce developer is a web development specialist whose primary focus is building an online commercial platform for the purpose of selling products or services. The main feature associated with an ecommerce site is the ability to buy items using a credit card or other online payment systems. Completing financial transactions such as these are the hallmark of an ecommerce site and fall within the area of expertise for such a developer.

With proper ecommerce website development, you’re in full visibility and get complete control over all activities ensuring your customers are taken good care of. Customers already know what they’re looking for and an eCommerce online store helps you take advantage of the readiness to purchase from your company during online shopping. An ideal website is one that helps visitors find what they’re looking for faster with clear navigation and facilitate a smoother checkout process with an interactive shopping cart.

Once you’re ready to sell your products to the world, you need a domain name, an ecommerce platform and some search engine optimization to let visitors explore your offerings in detail. It’s important to check if your audience prefers a particular payment, ensure you include it on your website. An evaluation of your competitors can show how far ahead or behind in adopting technology and how well you can capture the market. An eCommerce website is a great way to start selling online. Buyers looking to purchase products visit your site, read the details, make the payment to place the order. Along with a website, you will also need a way to ship the products to your customers.

An ecommerce site can be built a number of ways. Developers who are well versed in building ecommerce sites have several programming languages available to them. Those include PHP, Python, Java and Asp.net. Most can be used with a variety of CMS platforms, such as WordPress, Opencart, Prestashop, and Magento.

The timeline to create the custom digital platform for eCommerce starts from approximately 4 to 8 weeks. This corresponds to the website with basic functionality. If you plan to add more features and design of larger complexity, the timeline to launch it takes from 2 to 6 months or more. At Predators Network, you can be sure about getting an eCommerce website within 4 to 8 weeks.

There are a host of CMS solutions available for a variety of online projects. The most popular solutions for ecommerce include WordPress, Opencart, Prestashop and Magento. Choosing the right fit for your project will depend on timing, budget, functionality, and potential for integration with other solutions. The most popular platform is WordPress, with 60% of the market share. With myriad templates and plugins to choose from, WordPress sites are relatively easy to set up. With the help of a developer, a WordPress template can be tailored to meet the ecommerce specifications required by the client.

Our developers are experienced in working with many of the most popular platforms including Shopify, WooCommerce (WordPress), Opencart, Prestashop, Magento (Adobe Commerce), and more.

Redesigning eCommerce websites is one of our specialties. There are many aspects of a redesign to consider when beginning the project to ensure the redesign exceeds your goals. From retaining search engine rankings to developing custom functionality that makes running your online business more manageable, we’ll walk you through the options and create a plan of attack to make your business a success.

All of our sites regardless of platform use encryption via an SSL, the standard in website security. This allows sensitive information to be passed through in an encrypted code that cannot be cracked, even if intercepted. All projects are developed using the latest in PCI compliance standards.

Each build has our standard SEO best practices in place and is developed SEO-friendly. We do our best during development to create an SEO foundation for the website, making it easy to jump into an advanced SEO campaign post-launch.