What's included

• Website Design:

  The developer should create a visually appealing and user-friendly website design that is consistent with the brand image and caters to the target audience.

• Custom Theme Development:

  The developer should create a custom theme or use an existing theme that is optimized for eCommerce functionality.

• Plugin Selection and Configuration:

  The developer should select and configure the appropriate plugins to add eCommerce functionality, such as shopping carts, payment gateways, product pages, and checkout pages.

• Product Catalogue Creation:

  The developer should create a product catalogue with relevant categories, product descriptions, pricing, and images.

• Payment Gateway Integration:

  The developer should integrate payment gateways, such as PayPal, Stripe, or Authorize.net, to enable secure and hassle-free transactions.

• Shipping and Tax Configuration:

  The developer should configure shipping options, including shipping rates and delivery methods, and set up taxes based on the location of the customer.

• Security Configuration:

  The developer should configure security measures, such as SSL certificates, firewalls, and malware scans, to ensure that the website and customer data are protected from cyber threats.

• Mobile Optimization:

  The developer should optimize the website for mobile devices, including responsive design, touch-friendly navigation, and fast page load times.

• Testing and Quality Assurance:

  The developer should test the website thoroughly to ensure that all features are working correctly, and the website is bug-free.

• Training and Support:

  The developer should provide training and support to the website owner or administrator, including how to add or modify products, update pricing and shipping information, and manage orders.