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Digital Commerce and Clienteling.
Complete commerce platforms
Storefronts built for the two moments that decide revenue: the first paint and the checkout. Everything else is important; those two are load-bearing.
Who this is for
Your traffic is fine and your conversion is not, or your platform cannot carry the catalogue, the campaign or the territory you are about to add.
What you get
Artifacts, not activities.
- 01
The storefront
Headless or platform-native, chosen on your merchandising reality rather than on architectural fashion.
- 02
Performance budget
Core Web Vitals as a build gate, enforced in CI. A storefront that regresses to a 4-second LCP in month three has not been delivered.
- 03
Checkout
Payments, tax, fraud and the failure states. Designed and tested on the paths that actually break.
- 04
Merchandising tools
What your team changes weekly, in their hands, without a deploy.
- 05
Analytics and attribution
Server-side where it has to be, consent-aware everywhere, and reconciled against the numbers finance uses.
How it runs
Every phase has a duration on it.
Weeks 1–3
Platform and model
Catalogue, variants, territories, tax and the integration surface. Getting the data model wrong here is the expensive mistake in commerce.
Weeks 4–11
Build the storefront
Templates, merchandising tools and checkout, with the performance budget enforced from the first commit rather than audited at the end.
Weeks 12–14
Harden and launch
Load testing against your peak, failure-path rehearsal, analytics reconciliation, and a launch window with everyone on the call.
What it's built on
Named, so you can hire for it later.
We publish the stack because one of our refusals is building on something you cannot staff after we leave. If a choice here does not suit your hiring market, that is a conversation for week one, not a surprise in year two.
Commerce
- Shopify Plus
- Commercetools
- Medusa
- Headless storefront
Experience
- Next.js
- Edge rendering
- Image pipeline
- Sanity / Contentful
Checkout
- Stripe / Adyen
- Tax automation
- Fraud screening
- Consent management
What good looks like
The numbers we hold ourselves to.
- +23%
Conversion
On the redesigned checkout path
- < 1.8 s
LCP at p75
Enforced as a CI gate
- 0
Downtime at launch
Including peak-traffic launches
These are the targets we work to on this kind of engagement, not averages from past ones. Measured outcomes carry a baseline, a period and the name of whoever measured them, and they live in See Impact in Action.
Ready to scope digital commerce and clienteling?
It starts the same way every engagement does — four weeks, fixed scope, fixed price, and eight artifacts you keep whether or not you build with us.
The Usool Method
- Principle
- Pattern
- Prototype
- Production
- Proof