Websites and content management
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Website and online store development
Is your work difficult to show online? The Master can help identify what matters to your customers. The Master can help create a website that explains your offer, shows its character and makes contact easy. A small first version can grow with your business.
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What you receive
A website with agreed pages, photographs, clear navigation and working contact options. Products, orders, delivery and payment will be planned separately for a shop.
Where it helps
Builders can show projects, breeders present animals and care, travel organisers explain routes, and professionals share portfolios and receive enquiries.
Popular website platforms — and custom development
Already have a website? The familiar system may be worth keeping. The Master works with popular platforms, repairs problems and continues unfinished projects. If a ready-made solution limits your idea, the website can be coded specifically for your task.
Website builders
Wix · Squarespace · Webflow · Tilda · Framer
Online stores
WooCommerce · Shopify · PrestaShop · OpenCart · Magento / Adobe Commerce · BigCommerce
Custom development
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP · tailored interfaces, forms and integrations
Not sure what your website uses? Send a link. The available changes depend on the project, its version and the settings that can be accessed.
An online store that is easy to buy from — and easy to run
Attractive product pages are only the beginning. Customers need to find the right item easily, while prices, stock and orders need a clear workflow. Before development, the way your business sells will be reviewed so that the store gets useful features and room to grow without unnecessary complexity.
Who buys, and how you sell
Retail customers, businesses, wholesale buyers or direct customers of a manufacturer? Prices, discounts, personal terms and customer accounts will be planned accordingly. A store with several sellers also needs agreed roles, settlement rules and responsibilities.
Products, prices and stock
The catalogue will have useful categories, sizes, colours, variants, filters and bundles. If product data already exists in spreadsheets or another system, import and update rules will be defined. Large catalogues also need fast search and practical administration.
What happens after a purchase
The order journey will cover the basket, checkout, payment, delivery, stock reservation and notifications. Orders can be passed to CRM or inventory software. Statuses, cancellations and returns will be arranged to keep the customer informed and prevent information from being lost.
The result is a store with a clear workflow: customers can place orders comfortably, and you can handle them through to completion. Features, external services and development stages are agreed before work begins.
How to begin
Describe who it is for and what is difficult now. Show existing materials and one example of the desired work. Anonymised samples are enough to begin; do not send passwords or personal information unnecessarily.
The task and options will be discussed first, followed by agreement on scope, outcome, cost and stages. The first working version will be tested against your examples and refined to the agreed result.
How much does it cost?
The price depends on the task, existing materials and features. Explain what you need; after discussion the Master can describe the work and the next step.
What happens after launch?
You will receive guidance on using the result, changing information and obtaining support. Paid services, hosting and ongoing maintenance are agreed separately so that future costs are clear.