Alex Kovacic

Online shops

Shops on WooCommerce, PrestaShop or Shopify, connected to your stock and invoicing, so nobody retypes an order.

Which platform

WooCommerce if you already have a WordPress site and want everything in one place. PrestaShop for large catalogues, with lots of variants and pricing rules. Shopify if you'd rather pay a monthly fee and not think about the server. I tell you at the start, along with what each one costs over time.

A shop connected to everything else

Orders are the easy part. The real work is usually around them: stock that has to go down when you also sell in your shop or on eBay, the e-invoice that has to be issued.

One example is dracartys.it (in Italian), the WooCommerce shop I built for a company that personalises products and gifts. Its CRM is connected to WooCommerce, eBay and Vinted and imports a supplier's price lists from Excel, with a preview before the prices change.

For card payments I use Stripe, as in KardPal, or whatever the platform already has.

Accessible by law

Since 28 June 2025 an online shop selling to consumers in the EU has to work for people who use a keyboard or a screen reader. I build it that way from the start; for an existing shop, see Accessibility.

Problems I often solve