Online stores
We build the catalogue, the checkout and the integrations behind them, then test the lot on a phone.
- Product catalogue and search
- Payment and shipping integrations
- Checkout built for mobile
We build online stores and business websites, and we look after them once they are live. We also move them between platforms without losing rankings, and fix the technical problems that keep customers from finding them.
| Old address | New address | Status |
|---|---|---|
| /shop/category/shoes.html | /collections/shoes | 301 |
| /index.php?route=product&id=418 | /products/runner-418 | 301 |
| /en/blog/2019/how-to-order | /blog/how-to-order | 301 |
| /kontakt.html | /contact | 301 |
| /cart.php | /cart | 301 |
Every old address gets one destination, in a single hop, and the map is written before anything moves.
<!-- product page, in the template, not in a plugin --> <script type="application/ld+json"> { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "Product", "name": "Runner 418", "sku": "RN-418", "brand": { "@type": "Brand", "name": "Your store" }, "offers": { "@type": "Offer", "priceCurrency": "RSD", "availability": "https://schema.org/InStock" } } </script>
Most projects use two or three of these, from the first build through the updates that come later.
All six in detailWe build the catalogue, the checkout and the integrations behind them, then test the lot on a phone.
A company site that loads fast and that you can edit yourself, with no page builder underneath it.
We find what stops search engines reading your site properly, then fix it in the code.
Moving to a new platform, domain or design without losing the rankings or the orders.
Updates, backups and the small changes that pile up once a site is live.
A portal, a dashboard or a booking tool, for when a standard platform stops fitting the work.
Send the address of the site you have now and say what is going wrong. We will tell you what it needs, even if the answer is nothing on this list.
Write to usWinning Crowd has been building for the web from Pirot, Serbia since 2019. Work happens directly in the code of your store or site, in short milestones you can follow on a test link. Nothing gets built on a template that somebody else has to keep alive.
We are registered for programming work and we stay inside it. If a project needs copywriting or advertising, we will say so, and tell you what to look for in someone who does that.
We go through the store or site you have now: what breaks, what is slow, and what search engines cannot read.
What we need from you: the address, and access to the hosting or platform if the site is not public.
A written scope with pages, features and milestones, agreed before any code is written.
What we need from you: decisions. Which parts you want to edit yourself, what the site must do, and what can wait.
Development in short milestones, each one reviewed by you on a test link.
What we need from you: content, access to the systems being connected, and a look at each milestone.
Redirects, checks after go-live, and the maintenance that follows.
What we need from you: a launch window that suits your business, and the registrar and hosting access for the switch.
Both. Most of the work is on a store or site that already exists: fixing what search engines cannot read, making it faster, moving it to another platform, or keeping it running. A full rebuild is only worth it when the current one cannot be repaired.
That is exactly what the URL map and the redirects are for. Every old address gets a new one before anything moves, each redirect is a single hop, and the site is checked again after go-live.
Yes. We agree at the start which parts you want to change without a developer, and the site is built so those parts are editable. The code is yours.
No. We are registered for programming work, and we stay inside it: development, technical SEO, migrations and maintenance. If your project needs content or advertising, we will say so and tell you what to look for in a specialist.
English and Serbian, for both the project itself and the website we build.
Per project, after the audit and the written scope. A quote before anyone has looked at the site is a guess, and it is usually wrong in the direction that hurts you.
Send the address of your current site and say what you want to achieve. You get questions back, then a plan and a price.