Sunshine Coast · Working with businesses across Australia

eCommerce website development.
Make buying easier.

SC Web builds and improves WooCommerce and Shopify stores for Sunshine Coast and Australian businesses. We connect product discovery, clear buying information and the operational workflow behind each order.

Work with someone who runs online businesses.

SC Web is led by Cheyne Curtis, an online business owner and website developer. Running online businesses means dealing with the whole journey: attracting suitable customers, earning the sale, managing costs and keeping the website working.

That operating experience shapes our SEO, marketing and development work. We look beyond a ranking report to the practical questions: Are the enquiries suitable? Can customers find and buy the right product? What does it cost to win a customer? Which improvement is worth making next?

Bring your business goal. We will connect the website work to it.

01 / eCommerce development

A store needs to work for customers and staff

Customers need to find the right product, understand their options and complete checkout with confidence. Staff need accurate products, stock, order information and a practical fulfilment process.

We scope the customer journey alongside store operations. Work may include collection structure, product templates, variant presentation, cart improvements and appropriate integrations with existing systems.

  • WooCommerce and Shopify store development.
  • Product and collection structure for easier discovery.
  • Clear size, variant, shipping and returns information.
  • Order, inventory and fulfilment integrations where required.

Work you can evaluate.

02 / eCommerce development

Choose the platform around the business

WooCommerce brings commerce into WordPress and can suit a business needing flexible content and custom functionality. Shopify offers a hosted commerce environment with its own theme, app and platform considerations.

The decision depends on catalogue complexity, integrations, editing needs, recurring costs and maintenance. We assess those requirements before recommending a platform or migration.

03 / eCommerce development

Improve the buying journey before scaling traffic

Store conversion work begins with how shoppers discover products and what information they need to buy. Navigation, product details, variants and delivery expectations can matter as much as the checkout itself.

We can review available analytics and customer feedback to prioritise changes. Additional advertising or SEO is easier to assess when the store has a clear, measurable purchase journey.

04 / eCommerce development

What belongs in your ecommerce brief?

Bring the product count, variant structure, current platform, shipping requirements and the systems that manage stock and orders. Identify existing URLs and data that must be preserved if a migration is involved.

The quote should separate store design, development, product-data work, integrations, third-party charges and ongoing support. Payment and fulfilment testing belongs in the launch plan.

Questions before you choose a provider

Yes. We can scope specific improvements to product discovery, content, mobile usability or store operations after reviewing the current setup.
Migration requirements are assessed during scoping. The proposal identifies the data to transfer, platform constraints, validation and any work required to prepare it.
The scope can include crawlable navigation, useful product and collection structure, metadata and migration controls. Competitive organic visibility also depends on content, authority and ongoing work.
Yes. We can discuss a prioritised improvement scope based on commercial goals and the store’s available performance data.

Your next step

Tell us what you want the website to achieve.

Share your website, key services, target customers and the main problem you want solved. We will review the fit and discuss a scoped next step.