As an experienced WooCommerce developer in Warwick, Warwickshire, I provide a full range of WooCommerce services, including: Website Development, WooCommerce Plugin Development, WooCommerce Theme Development, WooCommerce Maintenance and more.
Bespoke WooCommerce development solutions in Warwick
As an experienced WooCommerce developer in Warwick, Warwickshire, I provide a full range of WooCommerce services, including: Website Development, Plugin Development, Theme Development, WooCommerce Maintenance and more.
What are some of the WooCommerce solutions I can deliver?
Ryan + WooCommerce = Highly customisable eCommerce
WooCommerce is the leading eCommerce plugin for the WordPress platform. As an experienced WooCommerce developer I can custom code a bespoke WooCommerce solution from scratch. I’ve previously worked with both small and large companies to provide bespoke solutions such as custom product configurators, pricing features and more.
WooCommerce theme development
Looking to create fresh WooCommerce themes for your clients?
Regularly? or Once?
Bespoke sales data export solutions
Grant your OEMs access to your live sales data with a bespoke password protected sales data export solution for WooCommerce
Developing custom product import code
Avoid manually importing products by having an eCommerce specialist / eCommerce developer manually or automatically import products for you instead!
WooCommerce Product Configurators
Help consumers locate the products they are looking for with a bespoke product configurator for WooCommerce.
Setting up payment gateways…
and marketing tools… Find out more
Fixing issues and errors
Payment Integrations & Solutions
Due to popularity, WordPress and WooCommerce are very able to be integrated with thousands of services, payment processors and marketing tools; here is just a small selection I am familiar with.
And many more!
WooCommerce Development Services
Are you ready to confidently deliver a bespoke WooCommerce solution to your clients?
Let's see how we can "WooCommerce" together!
Select an option that best fits your needs!
Digital Design Agency who…needs access to regular high quality web development for my growing business. I am looking for on-going monthly support
Entrepreneur looking to…add features to new or existing products
Freelancer or Digital Design Agency and…I need to add new features to my website or my clients websites
Digital Design Agency who…needs to outsource new or existing client projects
Freelancer or Digital Design Agency and…I’m looking to build a new WordPress website for my clients
Case Studies
I’ve worked with WooCommerce for many years and have provided some very advanced bespoke solutions for my clients.
Online clothing company - eCommerce store
I worked on very large eCommerce homepage for a startup company based in the United Kingdom. The challenge was that the business model of the company was based on fabric shapes being applied to multiple different clothing types, such as: hoodies, rucksacks, etc. This led to over 18,000 different clothing combinations with each needing its own product variation in the database.
The homepage
The homepage was fun and colourful and showed off all of the different styles of fabric, clothing and shapes that were available. There were many call to action buttons that launched the main product configurator to start the customer off on their journey.
Product listings
Each product variation was listed as a standard store would list them. Each product variation graphic was installed as a separate media attachment and available to Google under normal constraints.
Single product page
The single product page would usually be found after making all required selections in the product configurator. A customer was able to tweet an image of the design that they created as well as make a purchase or customise their design further by adding a name. Each single-product page was also available to Google for SEO purposes.
Product configurator
The product configurator was a multi-step system, with the ability to zoom and preview each of the 18,000 product variations. For example, a customer would select a colour and a clothing type i.e a red hoodie and this would be displayed. Next they could select a fabric design and shape, think: polka tractor (fun?). Lastly they could select the size and hit the final button to be taken to the single product page.
Challenges
There were a number of considerable challenges to make the entire process work correctly as originally conceived.
Challenge #1 – How to generate an image for each clothing item and with each possible design?
I was given a base photograph of each clothing type in each possible colour, and each fabric design as a separate image. In order to create a preview of each possible product design, I created a PHP script that would accept parameters for colour, clothing type, fabric, image size, etc. The PHP script would determine where to position the fabric and shape design by knowing the clothing type in the specified colour. It would then output the new image using the image size parameters. This was used in the product import script to give each product variation an image of its own.
Challenge #2: But what about inserting the products into the database?
I was too busy for my calendar at the time, either that, or I did not fancy inserting 18,000 products into the database manually which would take between 5-10 minutes each! So, I created a script that inserted all of the clothing types in each colour with a price and a featured image of the product. Next the script determined all permutations (all the different types of fabric to display), and added them as product variations to each clothing type and utilised the image script to setup a featured image for each variation. This was done for each available size, with different prices.
Kettle component manufacturer - Corporate homepage
I worked on the corporate homepage for one of the worlds largest kettle component manufacturers, based in the United Kingdom. I was challenged with creating a homepage that was to be internationalised, fast, with unique bespoke tools that would be used to help worldwide OEMs locate the most appropriate kettle component for their needs.
The front page
The front page consisted of multiple content sections and call to action buttons, the latest news, and client logos of the brands that worked with the company.
The timeline feature
I developed a unique timeline feature that described the history of the corporation from its original conception to where it is today.
Products listing page
The products page consisted of a colour coded and mobile responsive table, complete with full descriptions of kettle components and their product imagery. Each table column had a call to action button to view the complete overview of each kettle component.
Single product page
The single product page listed the same overview information in a nicely formatted design, as more of an explainer page, with additional features such as the product variants of each kettle component and the ability to request a quote for, or, compare each kettle component.
The kettle component finder tool
I developed a tool that made it easier for OEMs to identify the kettle component that was right for their needs. After answering the provided questions, any matching results would be displayed with the ability to immediately request a quote based on the regional requirements chosen by the OEM.
DRINKS AND BEVERAGE PRODUCT CONFIGURATOR
For one of my own personal projects, I wrote multiple product configurators that enabled consumers of the drinks and beverage industry to accurately browse a variety of products such as kettles, coffee machines, coffee, teas and more.
You can discover more about the product configurators I wrote by visiting the MINDYOURWATER.com portfolio item.
LIVE SALES DATA EXPORT SYSTEM FOR OEMs IN CHINA
While working on the eCommerce store homepage of one of the UKs largest water filter jug companies, I was asked by their OEM in China, to create bespoke sales export script which they could use to login securely and gain access to the latest sales data which included orders and customer information.
The data was to be provided in CSV format and compatible with their OEM systems which would have choice based selections on the data that was to be exported (data ranges, product types, etc). The OEMs were also involved in the distribution of the products directly to customers on receipt of a new order.
