E-commerce development

What it is

A shop that sells: product catalogue, cart, payments, fulfilment and the admin the team lives in all day, built on Shopify or as a custom storefront.

Why businesses need it

Commerce fails in the boring parts — inventory, shipping rules, refunds, tax. A storefront that looks right and mis-quotes checkout loses the sale anyway.

What MIWEBX delivers

• Shopify theme and headless storefront builds
• Custom storefronts with our own catalogue and checkout services
• Payment gateway, wallet and EMI integration
• Inventory, variant, bundle and pricing-rule modelling
• Order management, returns and customer account areas

Core features

• Faceted search and category pages that stay fast on large catalogues
• Cart recovery, abandoned-email hooks and guest checkout
• Tax, currency and shipping rules per region
• Promotions: coupon codes, tiered discounts, bundle pricing
• Order, refund and inventory events pushed to your existing tools
• Product data structured for Google Shopping and marketplaces

Technical capabilities

• Catalogue, cart and totals resolved server-side, so a price never comes from the browser
• Product and inventory sync driven by webhooks with a scheduled reconciliation job behind it
• Search index rebuilt on publish, with facet queries served from a store built for them
• Promotion and tax rules evaluated in one service so cart and order cannot disagree
• Checkout instrumented step by step, recording failures and abandoned sessions
• Provider calls exercised against sandbox fixtures before live keys reach the build
• Cart and catalogue paths load-tested at the client's real product count

How we build it

• Map how merchandising and fulfilment actually run before choosing platform or schema
• Model products, variants, inventory and pricing rules against the real catalogue
• Build the storefront, cart and checkout against sandbox provider credentials
• Import the product data, place test orders, reconcile stock, tax and totals
• Cut over the domain, verify tracking and transactional email, then watch the first live orders
• Hand over the runbook for seasonal pricing, stock adjustments and refunds

Technology stack

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Shopify
• Stripe
• Node.js
• PostgreSQL
• Redis

What you receive

• Live storefront with a documented theme or component layer
• Admin and staff roles set up with permissions explained
• Product import scripts and a data template for bulk uploads
• Payment and shipping provider accounts wired and tested in sandbox
• Runbook for refunds, stock adjustments and seasonal changes

Business benefits

• Checkout that quotes the right total the first time
• Catalogue changes without a developer in the loop
• One source of truth for stock across channels
• Fewer support tickets born from the shop itself