Web Development Services: Shopify, WordPress, Webflow & Custom Apps

We look at your goals, content and integrations first, then recommend the platform that fits rather than forcing one. If ecommerce is the core of your business, Shopify development may be the better fit. WordPress suits content-heavy sites and teams who already know it, and WooCommerce works well when your shop sits alongside substantial WordPress content. When design detail matters and your marketing team wants to publish without a developer, Webflow is a strong fit.

Yes. We can scope design and development together for a custom website or web application, a Shopify store or a WordPress site. Our UI/UX and brand design team maps the key journeys in wireframes and clickable Figma prototypes, and approved designs move straight into development. For Ovabalance, Akib Zawayed led the end-to-end design and development. A design-only handover with Figma files and implementation notes for your own developers is also possible.

Yes. We work remotely with businesses across Europe, the UK and the US. All five of our published case studies are for Dutch brands, and two of those stores sell in Dutch, English and German: Rehall and Kampeerwinkel Roermond.

Yes. We review your stack, content, data and integrations to decide what to keep, fix or replace. If you already run Divi or Bricks Builder, keeping a familiar editing workflow can save budget when a complete rebuild is unnecessary. For a migration to Shopify from WooCommerce, Magento or another platform, we map data and URLs, set up 301 redirects, test a sample import and agree a cutover plan. A carefully planned migration keeps the risk low, but rankings can still fluctuate and cannot be guaranteed.

Our pricing page shows starting prices for typical projects. The final cost depends on scope: the number of templates, integrations and custom features. Every quote is itemised, so you can see exactly what you’re paying for and adjust the scope to fit your budget.