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Build / Headless E-commerce

Custom storefronts with a separate commerce backend. We define the API boundaries, content workflow and operating responsibilities before building the experience.

Scope, timeline and pricing agreed after reviewing your needs.

One purchase across connected services
One purchase across connected services. Load the experience: Bring brand content and product data together. Choose a product: Read options from the commerce source. Build the basket: Keep availability and totals in sync. Complete the handover: Pass checkout and order ownership explicitly
  1. 01Content
  2. 02Product
  3. 03Basket
  4. 04Handover
Arabic & EnglishA journey with clear steps

Illustrative journey. This is a design concept, not a live product or connected account.

Headless e-commerce
Next.jsStorefront APIsContent platformRelease operations

Who this is for

For experience or content requirements that exceed what a standard theme allows. Headless is not automatically better or faster; it adds integration and operating work that must be justified.

01

The experience needs more freedom

Your brand or shopping journey requires more control than the current storefront allows.

02

Content lives across systems

Product data and editorial content have different owners but must appear as one experience.

03

Connections need clear boundaries

A custom frontend will only help if your team can operate the services behind it.

What you get

The storefront, the backend APIs it consumes, the content system and who owns each part, agreed before implementation.

Architecture and suitability

Assess whether a separate frontend solves a real need and which systems should own each responsibility.

Custom storefront design

Shape product storytelling, discovery and responsive interactions around the approved brand direction.

Editorial content workflow

Agree how editors preview and publish bilingual content alongside product information.

Rendering and search foundations

Plan page rendering, metadata, URLs and updates when products or content change.

Operational visibility

Document caching, failures, releases and the boundaries between frontend and commerce support.

How we work

We validate catalogue, cart and checkout limits with your backend before making visual commitments, then review each boundary together.

A reason for every extra moving part. A shared map of the system. The design connected to real interfaces. A launch plan that includes failure states.
  1. Validate the fit

    Compare a custom frontend with simpler alternatives against your actual requirements.

    A reason for every extra moving part.

    • Experience needs
    • API capability review
    • Operating costs
  2. Define boundaries

    Agree data contracts, checkout ownership and how content changes reach the storefront.

    A shared map of the system.

    • Product source
    • Basket behaviour
    • Publishing flow
  3. Build the experience

    Develop the storefront and review real interactions against representative catalogue data.

    The design connected to real interfaces.

    • Page implementation
    • Integration checks
    • Bilingual review
  4. Test the whole flow

    Check stale data, unavailable services and order handover alongside the normal purchase path.

    A launch plan that includes failure states.

    • Failure scenarios
    • Performance review
    • Release ownership

Explore the possibilities

Illustrative concepts from our demo portfolio. They show possible experiences, not commissioned client projects, platform-specific implementations or measured results.

Demo concept
Illustrative homeware store on a laptop and phone, showing a blue lamp and product cards
Brand experienceCustom storefront

A bespoke shopping surface

A homeware concept illustrates a distinct visual language across desktop and mobile.

Illustrative studio website on a laptop and phone, with blue architectural shapes
Content designVisual storytelling

Editorial content beside commerce

A studio concept shows the kind of expressive content design that can inform a separate storefront.

Explore our work

PLANS & INCLUDED BENEFITS

The blueprint is a planning engagement with no build. The storefront and connected plans require an existing, working commerce backend; backend development remains separately scoped.

Free scope consultationOne-time project fee. Support beyond the included period is quoted separately.

Defined scope

Headless blueprint

Validate the architecture before committing to a custom storefront.

Starting from

6,000SAR

/ project · excl. VAT

One-time project fee. Support beyond the included period is quoted separately.

Included in your plan

  • One discovery workshop and platform review
  • Catalogue, cart and checkout API mapping
  • Up to 3 key-screen wireframes
  • Delivery roadmap and itemized build estimate
Architecture review included

Included in the starting price. Scope and limits are listed below.

Defined scope

Connected storefront

A broader headless experience linked to your operations.

Starting from

50,000SAR

/ project · excl. VAT

One-time project fee. Support beyond the included period is quoted separately.

Included in your plan

  • Up to 10 bilingual page templates
  • One commerce backend and one CMS
  • Up to 2 additional documented API integrations
  • Staging, failure-path tests and monitoring setup
Team handover session included

Included in the starting price. Scope and limits are listed below.

Starting prices in SAR, excluding VAT where applicable. Final scope and price are confirmed in your proposal. The blueprint is a planning engagement. Build plans require a working commerce backend and clean client-provided content. Backend development, licences, hosting and usage are separate. Included reviews last 60 minutes; launch support covers delivered-scope defects for 30 days.

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