S Evans Design designs and builds Shopify stores for product brands in the UK and worldwide, from the way the brand looks through to the product pages and the checkout. One designer from brief to launch, handed over so the team can run it.
Product pages built to answer the questions that stop people buying, rather than pages that simply display a photograph and a price.
A store that handles stock, variants, shipping and checkout properly, which is the part a brochure-site platform will not do.
A look that carries from the homepage through to the confirmation email, so the brand does not stop at the point of sale.
A store the team can add products to without design supervision.
Shopify is the right call once you are selling more than a handful of products. If you are selling a service, or a very small range, Squarespace will do the job for less, and you will be told that before anything is quoted.
Every project is quoted individually. Tell me the scope and a fixed quote comes back, usually within 48 hours, and nothing starts until the price is agreed. The person you brief is the person doing the work.
If you are selling more than a handful of products, Shopify. If you are selling a service, or showing work and taking enquiries, Squarespace. The deciding factor is whether you need stock and checkout to behave properly, not how the site looks.
Yes. Products and orders stay where they are, and the design and structure get rebuilt around them.
Copy comes from you, because you know the product. If you would rather it did not, there is a copywriter in the network who can be brought in.
Yes, and it is usually better done together, because the identity and the store then agree with each other. It is quoted as a single project.