We build online shops for Sri Lankan brands, from a focused WooCommerce store to a fully custom storefront, designed so the product, the story and the checkout feel like one continuous experience.
A product page has to do the job of a shop assistant: show the item properly, answer the obvious questions and make buying feel safe. If the site is slow, confusing on a phone, or loses people at checkout, the traffic you paid for goes nowhere.
Selling from Sri Lanka adds its own questions. How will customers pay? How are delivery and returns handled? Should the shop speak Sinhala and Tamil as well as English? And how do you reach overseas buyers without losing local ones? We design the shop around the answers to those questions, not around a generic template.
Online shops that carry the brand all the way to checkout.
Ideal for: Brands moving from social-media selling to a shop of their own, or outgrowing a template store.
- 01Storefront design & build
- 02Catalogue & collection structure
- 03Cart, checkout & customer accounts
- 04Payment gateway integration
- 05Multilingual & multi-region setup
- 01
Shape the range and the journey
We organise products into categories and collections a customer can scan quickly, and map the path from landing to order, so the most common journeys take the fewest taps.
- 02
Design the brand into the shop
The storefront carries the brand's tone, not a default theme. For Ceyora Cosmetics that meant a restrained, gold-accented layout where photography leads and the range reads as premium without ornament.
- 03
Build checkout and accounts properly
Cart, checkout, customer accounts, stock indicators and restock sign-ups are built and tested end to end, with payment integrated through a gateway that suits your customers and your bank.
- 04
Connect the story to the sale
Brand pages and journal content sit beside the shop rather than apart from it, giving buyers reasons to trust the product before they add it to the cart.
Direct-to-consumer brands
Ceyora Cosmetics, a Sri Lankan skincare brand, sells a small, focused range through a calm WooCommerce storefront with a journal, accounts and sold-out indicators.
Export and wholesale sellers
Samagi Organics layers e-commerce over an origin-story site so overseas buyers who are convinced by the story can act on it immediately.
Made-to-order and quotation selling
Eshyra Clothing sells branded apparel through a visualizer and instant quotation rather than a fixed-price cart, because that is how its buyers actually purchase.
Selling to both local and overseas customers
Multilingual content, multiple currencies where needed and clear delivery information, so one store works for both audiences.
Technology we use for this
- WooCommerce
- WordPress
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
Luxury skincare
Ceyora Cosmetics
A luxury skincare storefront for a Sri Lankan brand, pairing a calm, gold-and-marble look with a full online shop built for tropical-skin rituals.
Organic export
Samagi Organics
A premium digital experience created for a Sri Lankan organic export brand.
Corporate apparel
Eshyra Clothing
A corporate apparel site for a Sri Lankan supplier, where a buyer previews their own logo on the product and leaves with a downloadable quotation.
Other solutions
We do not publish fixed prices, because no two businesses need exactly the same thing. You receive a written quote after we understand what you need, with the full breakdown before you commit to anything.
What affects the price
- Number of products and how they are organised
- Payment gateway and the currencies you sell in
- Delivery, shipping and returns rules
- Customer accounts, order management and stock tracking
- Integrations with accounting, courier or marketing tools
- Custom features, such as a visualizer or quotation tool
Which e-commerce platform do you use?
We choose by need. WooCommerce on WordPress suits many brands that want a familiar admin and a wide plugin ecosystem, as with Ceyora Cosmetics. Where a store needs custom behaviour or maximum performance, we build the storefront in code. We explain the trade-off during discovery.
How do customers pay?
Through a payment gateway integrated into checkout. Which one depends on your bank, the currencies you sell in and whether you sell locally, overseas or both, and we confirm the options with you before design is finalised.
Can the shop be in Sinhala and Tamil as well as English?
Yes. We have built a trilingual site for Eshyra Clothing with each language's typeface loaded properly. Multilingual content has to be planned at the start, because layouts and navigation must accommodate longer and different scripts.
Who manages products and orders after launch?
Your team. The admin is set up so staff can add products, update stock and process orders without a developer, and we provide a handover walkthrough. We stay available for changes and new features.
Is an online shop different from a website project?
It shares the same foundations but adds catalogue structure, checkout, accounts, stock and order handling, all of which need design and testing. If you only need to present products and take enquiries, a standard website may be enough, and we will tell you if so.
Tell us what you're trying to solve. We'll figure out the technology.