Rushan Haque
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E-commerce website development

Custom e-commerce website development for Indian businesses — product pages, cart and checkout built for mobile, patchy connections and UPI-first payments.

Home E-commerce website development
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  • DisciplineE-commerce build
  • Optimised forMobile & low bandwidth
  • PaymentsUPI, cards, gateways

Custom online stores built for how India actually shops: mostly on a phone, often on an unreliable connection, and increasingly paying by UPI.

01The checkout

The checkout is the product

Everything before the checkout is persuasion.

02What an

What an e-commerce build covers

  1. Product pages

    01

    Images that load fast at the size they are shown, variants that do not reload the page, and stock state that is honest.

  2. Catalogue and search

    02

    Categories, filters and a search that finds things when the spelling is close but not exact.

  3. Cart and checkout

    03

    Persistent cart, minimum steps, and no surprise charges introduced at the end.

  4. Payments

    04

    UPI, cards, netbanking and wallets through the gateway that suits you — Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree, Stripe.

  5. Shipping and tax

    05

    Rates, zones and GST handled at the point they affect the total, not after.

  6. Admin

    06

    A way to add products and see orders that does not require calling anyone.

03Built for

Built for Indian conditions

Most e-commerce templates are built and tested on fast connections and expensive phones.

Websites I’ve built recently.

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04Questions

Questions people actually ask

01How much does an e-commerce website cost?

More than a brochure site and less than most people fear.

02Should I use Shopify instead?

Sometimes, honestly, yes — if you want to run everything yourself from day one and the monthly fee plus transaction cut suits you.

03Which payment gateway do you integrate?

Whichever you have or want — Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree and Stripe are all straightforward.

Next step

Got something worth building? Tell me what it needs to do.

Send the brief — or the half-formed version of it — and you will get a quote with a timeline attached.