E-commerce & Catalogue Websites

Turn your product range into a clear buying journey.

Give customers a useful way to browse products, compare specifications and take the next step: request a quote or place an order. We shape the website around how your business actually sells.

For manufacturers, distributors, retailers and growing product businesses.

Ceramic product store concept with product listings and an add-to-cart page
Illustrative service concept

A useful starting brief

Bring these to the conversation.

  • A sample product list and specifications
  • Catalogue enquiries or online checkout
  • Product count, variants and selling regions

Custom quote
Scope and delivery agreed after review.

Choose the right scope

Catalogue website or online store?

Catalogue website

Present products, specifications and enquiry routes when prices or availability need a conversation.

Online store

Add a cart and checkout when your products, fulfilment rules and payment arrangements are ready for online orders.

What we can build

A clear set of deliverables.

Product structure

Clear categories, product pages, variants and useful specification fields.

Enquiry or checkout

A deliberate path from product interest to a quote request or an order.

Content setup

An agreed product import and image plan, with data-cleanup work scoped separately.

Ownership & training

Client-owned accounts, editable products and a practical handover for your team.

Illustrative project scope

Start with the work your team needs to do.

A distributor could start with a searchable catalogue and product enquiries, then add checkout to selected products once pricing and fulfilment are ready. This is an illustrative scope, not a published client project.

How we work

From a useful brief to a practical handover.

Step 1

Map the sale

Review products, audiences and the way customers place orders today.

Step 2

Design the journey

Agree categories, product pages and the enquiry or checkout path.

Step 3

Build & validate

Test agreed product data, forms and any payment/shipping integrations.

Step 4

Launch & hand over

Review mobile use, train your team and agree support responsibilities.

Investment & boundaries

Quoted around your requirements.

Quoted by product count, variants, data quality, languages and integrations. Payment providers, shipping rules, tax configuration and paid extensions are agreed explicitly. Their fees are separate from design and development.

Delivery: we confirm the schedule after reviewing the scope, required content and access. Included revisions and support responsibilities are set out in your quotation.

Let’s define your first step.

Share the brief with us. We’ll clarify what is needed and prepare a written quotation before work begins.

Questions before you start

The details that matter.

Yes. A catalogue website can use product enquiries or WhatsApp links. Checkout can be considered later as a separate phase.

Your quote specifies the number of products, variants and images included, the import format and any data-cleanup work.

We first check the system’s supported integration options and access requirements, then quote the connection and its maintenance.

Your business owns its domain, hosting and payment-provider accounts. We agree the access needed to build and support the site.

We provide a custom quotation and schedule after reviewing your catalogue, checkout requirements and content readiness.

Connected services

Build on the same foundation.

Website Design & Development

Product Catalogues & Company Profiles

Website Care, Hosting & Business Email

Boaz Build

Talk through your project with us.

Tell us what you want to achieve and what you already have. We’ll help define a useful, manageable scope.