Custom Ecommerce Website Development

We combine platform-grade delivery with verified ecosystem signals: you can validate Elogic in Shopify’s official Partner Directory, and Elogic is also a Bronze Adobe Solution Partner with Adobe Commerce specialization in EMEA, which Adobe describes as demonstrating real-world competence through successful implementations.

Most “custom ecommerce” is best delivered as a tailored solution on top of proven platforms or composable architecture, and Elogic positions both options: custom builds and composable/headless approaches, plus delivery on platforms like Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, BigCommerce Enterprise, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, commercetools, and SAP Commerce Cloud.

We follow a structured flow: discovery workshops, wireframing, prototyping, development with third-party integrations (CMS/ERP/POS/CRM), QA/testing focused on bug-free and fast checkout, then launch with ongoing support so the store remains secure and scalable.

QA is built into the delivery lifecycle, with dedicated testing and validation to ensure there are no critical defects and that key journeys (especially checkout) perform as expected; Elogic also publishes a quality policy that emphasizes meeting stakeholder requirements, proactive modernization, and developer certification as part of quality objectives.

Timeline is driven by discovery depth, UX complexity, integration count, and how much is truly “bespoke”; we reduce schedule risk by validating early via wireframes and clickable prototypes, then gating launch on QA readiness rather than calendar dates.

Choose custom when you need differentiated UX, complex ordering or pricing logic, deep system integrations, or tighter control over performance and security than typical low-code/SaaS setups can provide—exactly the scenarios highlighted on this page (custom flows, automation, integrations, and advanced personalization).

We start with planning and discovery workshops to clarify business requirements, risks, and constraints, then translate them into a solution architecture that fits your growth goals, integration landscape, and speed-to-market needs; this page explicitly outlines discovery first and offers composable commerce when flexibility and decoupling are priorities.

We treat integrations as part of the core solution design (not “later”), map data flows early, and implement/verify them during development and QA so ordering, inventory, customer data, and operations remain consistent end-to-end.

We estimate after discovery, when scope, integrations, UX depth, and non-functional requirements (performance, security, stability) are clear; your estimate should separate build scope from ongoing support, and make explicit what’s included for QA, launch readiness, and post-launch stabilization.

This page positions ongoing feature development and maintenance as part of the service, meaning you can keep improving CX, scaling operations, and staying secure after release instead of treating launch as the finish line.