Planters
Ridge planter
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A textured planter with a drainage opening.
Fictional product. Not for sale.
Ecommerce
Make it easier for customers to explore what you sell and move toward a purchase. Malachite Business Solutions plans, builds, and improves online stores, with Shopify as our primary platform.

Whether you are preparing your first launch or improving an existing store, we begin with your products, customers, and the work behind each order.
Turn your product catalog into a storefront with clear collections, useful product pages, and a considered path to checkout.
Refine navigation, product presentation, mobile layouts, and the parts of the shopping experience that create confusion.
Review your current platform, catalog, and integrations, then define what needs to transfer and what can be improved.
Explore an example
A useful collection structure helps shoppers narrow their choices. Try it with this small fictional catalog.
Interactive sample · Fictional products · Nothing for sale
FERN & FIELD
A sample collection, organized by what a shopper needs.
6 sample items
Planters
A textured planter with a drainage opening.
Fictional product. Not for sale.
Planters
A rounded pot for a small indoor plant.
Fictional product. Not for sale.
Planters
A taller shape for a growing collection.
Fictional product. Not for sale.
Accessories
A shallow tray to pair with a planter.
Fictional product. Not for sale.
Accessories
Simple labels for identifying a collection.
Fictional product. Not for sale.
Accessories
A small brush for routine plant care.
Fictional product. Not for sale.
Try the collection filters and open a product’s details. This example illustrates organization and product clarity; it has no cart or checkout.
Shopify is our primary platform for ecommerce projects. We plan the theme, catalog, and app setup around the way your business sells and manages orders.

WooCommerce is a secondary option, particularly when the store needs to sit within a WordPress website. We discuss platform fit, maintenance responsibilities, and ongoing costs before agreeing on the approach.
The aim is a store you can operate confidently, with a scope and toolset you understand.
Your store scope can include:
Product organization, variants, collection structure, and navigation that help customers find what they need.
Theme setup, responsive layouts, product information, and clear paths from browsing to purchase.
Configuration and testing of agreed payment, shipping, and tax settings using the business requirements you provide.
Connections to agreed business tools, with each app’s purpose and recurring cost considered before it is added.
Page structure, metadata, internal links, and a URL and redirect plan when existing content moves.
Test orders, key customer journey checks, and guidance for managing products, content, and routine store tasks.
We use the customer journey to guide the layout and testing of your store.
Make products easier to discover through collections, navigation, and search.
Show the product details, images, options, and policies customers need.
Check the cart and checkout path with the agreed payment and delivery options.
Review order notifications and the information your team needs to fulfill orders.
You should know which accounts you own, how to update the store, and what it costs to keep running. We review platform, theme, app, and support responsibilities during planning.
Any ongoing maintenance or improvement work is scoped separately. You remain responsible for approving product information, store policies, and business settings.
Need a business website alongside your store?
Explore Web DesignShopify is our primary ecommerce platform. WooCommerce is a secondary option when it fits the wider website and operating needs. We confirm the platform during scoping.
Yes. We can begin with a review of the current store and agree on focused improvements, such as product organization, navigation, theme layouts, or app setup.
Product details, pricing, images, brand assets, and your shipping, returns, and other business requirements. We agree on any copywriting, image preparation, or catalog entry work in the project scope.
We first check what the current and destination platforms support. The scope identifies the data to move, any limitations, and the redirects needed for changed URLs. Transferable data is checked before launch.
Project pricing depends on the catalog, design, content, and integrations. Platform subscriptions, paid themes, apps, and payment fees are considered separately so you can review the expected costs before committing.
A clearer store can make shopping easier, but sales also depend on your products, pricing, demand, traffic, and service. We agree on the improvements to deliver without promising a specific sales result.
Tell us about your products, your current store if you have one, and what you want to launch or improve. We can help define the next step.