Find the Right Product
Clear categories, useful filters and focused product pages help customers reach suitable items quickly.
Nexar designs and develops WooCommerce stores that make it straightforward to discover products, pay securely and order with confidence. You get a polished customer journey and a practical system for managing products and orders.
A successful store needs more than a product grid. We connect the steps from first visit to completed order, making each part clear on desktop, tablet and mobile.
Clear categories, useful filters and focused product pages help customers reach suitable items quickly.
Variations, add-ons, quantities and useful product information make choices easier before checkout.
A clean basket and checkout connect to suitable payment options, delivery rules and customer accounts.
Orders, stock, customer emails and shipping information stay organised from purchase to delivery.
Your store is configured around what you sell and how you fulfil orders. The right features are included without making the buying journey unnecessarily complicated.
Add and edit products, descriptions, images, prices, stock, categories and offers from WordPress.
Sell variations such as size or colour, optional extras, personalised products and product bundles where required.
Accept secure card payments and, where supported by the chosen provider, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Configure delivery areas, shipping rates, free delivery thresholds, local collection or location-based rules.
Let shoppers view orders, save addresses and return to the store without repeating information each time.
Keep customers informed with branded confirmation, processing, dispatch and completed-order messages.
A straightforward WooCommerce website starts from £850. The final quotation depends on the size of the catalogue, product options, payment and shipping requirements, content and any specialist integrations.
We confirm the agreed scope in writing before development begins. A deposit is paid before work starts, with the balance due on completion.
These live ecommerce projects show how the design, catalogue and buying journey can be shaped around very different products and audiences.
A focused online catalogue for specialist dance floor components, supporting product discovery, secure orders and worldwide shipping.
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An image-led online antiques shop where individual pieces can be explored in detail and purchased through a clear customer journey.
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A large antiques marketplace built to organise thousands of listings, support multiple sellers and help buyers browse by category and dealer.
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Reward purchases and encourage customers to return with a points-based loyalty system.
Add tracking information to orders and keep customers updated as parcels move through delivery.
Connect suitable email marketing tools for product news, offers and customer follow-up.
Allow shoppers to save products for another visit instead of needing to find them again.
Generate invoices and packing slips to support day-to-day order processing.
Offer digital gift cards, promotional codes and controlled discounts where appropriate.
Collect personalisation, selections, uploaded files or other information before a product is added to the basket.
Configure supported digital wallet options to reduce typing and make mobile checkout more convenient.
Plan recurring payments, memberships or multi-seller functionality as a separately scoped requirement.
You can log in to WordPress to add products, change images and descriptions, adjust prices, review stock and manage orders. We configure a practical administration area and can provide ongoing help when you need it.
For larger catalogues, we can discuss suitable import methods and workflows before development so the store is set up around the way your product information is held.
The store is built so important products and categories can be understood by customers and search engines. Ongoing SEO is available separately when the site needs continued content and visibility work.
Clear categories, useful page headings, crawlable product information, configured metadata and sensible internal links give the catalogue a stronger technical foundation.
We can configure a product feed for Google Merchant Center where the catalogue and business are eligible. Feed approval, advertising performance and search positions are controlled by the relevant platform and are not guaranteed.
You can review the shop as it develops, test the important buying journeys and approve it before the final changeover.
We discuss products, customers, payments, delivery and the features the store needs.
You receive a clear proposal covering the agreed build and ongoing services.
After the deposit, we develop the store on your domain or a temporary URL.
You review products, checkout, delivery rules and customer emails before approval.
The balance is due on completion, then the approved store goes live with support available.
If you already have a live shop or business website, we build its replacement on a temporary URL while your existing website remains live. Once you are happy, we plan the move to minimise disruption.
Managed WordPress and WooCommerce hosting starts from £27 per month. SSL, backups, core maintenance, security monitoring and technical support are kept together, with help available for future development.
Nexar can also plan a connected mobile app that works with your ecommerce website, products, customer accounts or other business features. App development is quoted separately around the required user journeys.
Current feedback is loaded directly from the existing Nexar reviews system.
A straightforward WooCommerce website starts from £850. The final cost depends on the number and complexity of products, payment and delivery requirements, content, integrations and any bespoke functionality. You receive a written quotation before work begins.
WooCommerce works with WordPress and provides a flexible foundation for products, orders, customer accounts, payments and delivery. It can be extended around the needs of the business without locking the store into a fixed hosted website builder.
Yes. You can use the WordPress administration area to add or edit products, images, descriptions, categories, prices and stock, then manage orders as they arrive. Ongoing help is also available.
The store can connect to suitable payment providers for secure card payments. Apple Pay, Google Pay and other methods can also be available where they are supported by the selected provider and the customer's device.
Yes. We build the replacement on a temporary URL while your existing website remains live. You can review and test the new store before the approved version is moved across, helping to minimise disruption.
Yes. Managed WordPress and WooCommerce hosting starts from £27 per month and can include SSL, backups, maintenance, security monitoring and technical support. The exact service is confirmed with your quotation.
Share a little about your products, current website, delivery requirements and any features you have in mind. We will advise on the most suitable next step and provide a clear quotation.