WordPress & WooCommerce Website Design

Know what your quotation includes

For WordPress, we agree page types, editing needs, forms and integrations. For WooCommerce, the brief also covers the product catalogue, variations, payment provider, shipping, tax configuration supplied by your business and order communications. Content entry and migration are identified explicitly rather than assumed.

• A written scope and fixed quotation for the agreed first release.
• Responsive templates and an editing structure appropriate for your team.
• WooCommerce setup and checkout testing when an online shop is included.
• Technical SEO foundations, internal links and contact routes that can be checked at handover.

Review examples and plan your project

Use the Trodomains portfolio to compare business websites and online shops. We can discuss the relevant structure and functions for your project before preparing a quotation.

From a useful brief to an agreed launch

1. Discovery: share your existing website, audience, priorities and required functions.
2. Written proposal: agree deliverables, fixed price, content responsibilities and recurring costs.
3. Design and build: review the layout and content at agreed stages, with feedback collected in one place.
4. Testing and handover: check mobile journeys, forms, key links and editing access before publication.

We work through phone calls, shared documents and online previews. A location page describes service coverage; any in-person meeting is arranged separately.

Does fixed price include hosting and ongoing support?

The quotation states which services are included and which recur separately. Hosting, domain renewals, paid extensions, maintenance and future changes are discussed before you commit.

Changes outside the accepted scope are quoted before implementation. Payment-provider approval, transaction fees and third-party subscriptions remain separate where applicable.