Wix Website Development
Websites and Online Stores Built Around Your Business
Not every business needs a complicated website. Sometimes the priority is a professional online presence that presents the company properly, is easy for customers to navigate, and can be managed without turning every small change into a development task.
From Business Websites to Complete Wix Stores
A showcase website and an online store have very different jobs, but both need a clear structure behind them.
For a business website, that means presenting your company, services and work in a way that is easy to understand. Visitors should be able to quickly establish what you do, whether it is relevant to them, and how they can contact you.
For a Wix eCommerce store, there is another layer to consider. Products need to be organised properly, payments and shipping need to work, and customers need a straightforward route from discovering a product to completing their order.
We approach both types of Wix development with the same principle: keep the website practical, professional and appropriate for the business using it.
What We Consider When Building Your Wix Website
Wix can be used for anything from a relatively simple company website to a complete online store. How we structure the project depends on what you want the website to do and how you plan to manage it afterwards.
Our Wix website development process can include:
- Business and showcase websites
- Wix eCommerce stores
- Responsive website design
- Payments and checkout
- Product and store management
- SEO foundations
- Forms and customer enquiries
- Wix apps and integrations
Planning a Wix Website or Online Store?
If you are considering Wix for a new business website, showcase website or online store, we can help determine what the platform needs to do before deciding how it should be built.
We can look at your services or products, the information customers need, any e-commerce requirements and how you want to manage the website internally. From there, we can create a Wix website that gives your business a professional online presence without making the setup unnecessarily complicated.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does Wix website development cost?
The cost of a Wix website depends on the size of the project, number of pages, design requirements and functionality needed. A straightforward business or showcase website will usually require less development than a Wix eCommerce store with products, payments, shipping and additional integrations. We scope each Wix project individually based on what the website actually needs to do.
Is Wix suitable for a professional business website?
Yes. Wix can be a practical option for small and medium-sized businesses that need a professional website without an unnecessarily complicated setup. It can be used for company websites, service-based businesses, portfolios, showcase websites and other commercial projects while giving your team the ability to manage content internally.
Can Wix be used to build an online store?
Yes. Wix includes e-commerce functionality for businesses that want to sell products online. A Wix store can include product categories, variations, inventory management, payments, shipping options, customer accounts and order management. The right setup depends on the size of your catalogue and how your business handles orders and fulfilment.
Is Wix good for SEO?
Wix provides many of the tools needed to manage the SEO foundations of a business website or online store. Page titles, metadata, headings, URLs, image information and other elements can be configured and optimised. We consider SEO during the website structure and development process so future optimisation is not treated as an afterthought.
Can I manage my Wix website myself after it is built?
Yes. One of the advantages of Wix is that businesses can manage much of their website internally once it has been set up properly. Your team can update text and images, publish content, create pages and, for Wix stores, manage products and orders. We structure the website with ongoing management in mind rather than making everyday updates unnecessarily dependent on a developer.