We've shipped e-commerce platforms for two UK furniture retailers and driven measurable organic sales growth through technical and on-page SEO — not just built the storefront and walked away.
GDPR compliance comes up in nearly every UK e-commerce conversation, and it's built in from the start rather than bolted on: a clear cookie consent banner, a privacy policy that reflects what's actually collected at checkout, and no storing more customer data than the business needs.
Catalogue size and stock-sync with an existing till or inventory system is usually the real cost driver for UK retailers moving online, more than the storefront build itself — we scope this explicitly during discovery rather than quoting a flat number that ignores it.
For SofaScene, a UK furniture retailer, the work went beyond the build: we rebuilt on-page SEO foundations — metadata, internal linking, product-page templates — then ran a sustained off-page push, which is what actually moved organic sales, not the storefront alone.
Two UK furniture retailers shipped and, for one, a full SEO campaign with substantial organic growth.
Cookie consent, data-minimal checkout flows, and a privacy policy that matches reality from day one.
Every storefront ships with on-page SEO foundations already in place — see our SofaScene case study.
Deposit, milestone, balance — quoted and invoiced the way UK small businesses expect.
Full-stack products, built to hold up in production.
Storefronts built to convert, not just launch.
Technical SEO that turns traffic into customers.
SofaScene — a UK furniture retailer's WooCommerce rebuild that moved from paid-traffic dependence to durable organic sales growth — is the fullest example of how we approach a UK e-commerce engagement.
Read the SofaScene case study“They understood our users better than we did. The e-commerce rebuild paid for itself in the first month through conversion alone.”
Often, yes — this is one of the first things we scope on a discovery call, since it's usually the actual cost driver for a UK retailer moving online, not the storefront build itself.
Yes — cookie consent, a privacy policy matched to what's actually collected at checkout, and data-minimal defaults are standard on every UK build, not an optional add-on.
Both — we pick the platform based on catalogue size, existing systems, and budget, and say plainly which one fits your case rather than defaulting to one.