Ecommerce

Online stores that load fast, convert, and run themselves.

A capture of the Vulkanizer Grbić home page: a 3D tyre in smoke across the whole screen, the shop's name and a call to book.

From the work: Vulkanizer Grbić

a site with a 3D tyre

A tyre shop and wheel alignment service in Novi Sad. The hero is a 3D tyre in smoke, the rest of the site leads to the phone number and a booking.

We build the store, wire the checkout, connect the payments and inventory, and keep it running after launch. You get a fast, conversion-focused storefront on Shopify or a custom stack, with product data, taxes, and shipping rules set up correctly the first time. You sell. We handle the technical side.

TIM Studio works from Novi Sad in Serbia, remotely, in English and Serbian, for companies in the UK, the EU and the US, and at home across Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

What you get

01

A storefront built on Shopify, WooCommerce, or a custom headless stack, matched to your catalog size and margins

02

Checkout configured with local and card payment methods, VAT and tax rules, plus shipping zones and rates

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Product catalog, collections, variants, and filtering set up so customers find items in two or three clicks

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Inventory and order sync between the store and your ERP, accounting, or fulfillment tool

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Cart, abandoned checkout, and post-purchase email flows connected and tested

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Core Web Vitals tuned: lazy-loaded images, fast product pages, and a checkout that holds up on mobile

How the work runs

01

Catalog and commerce audit

We map your products, variants, payment methods, tax obligations, and shipping logic before any design decision is made.

02

Build and integrate

We build the storefront and checkout, then connect payments, inventory, and the tools that move orders from cart to doorstep.

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Test the full purchase path

We run real test orders across devices and payment types to confirm pricing, tax, shipping, and confirmation emails all fire correctly.

04

Launch and maintain

We migrate the catalog, go live, then monitor uptime, fix issues, and adjust the store as your range and promotions change.

Before you ask

For most catalogs under a few thousand SKUs, Shopify is faster to launch and cheaper to run, so we recommend it. We move to WooCommerce or a custom headless stack only when you need pricing logic, B2B portals, or integrations that hosted platforms cannot handle. We make the call after the catalog audit, not before.

Yes. We map old URLs to new ones with redirects, carry over product descriptions and metadata, and preserve your category structure so rankings and traffic hold through the move. We test redirects and run a crawl before and after launch to confirm nothing breaks.

Yes. We sync stock levels, orders, and customer data between the store and tools like your ERP, accounting software, or fulfillment provider. Where a direct integration does not exist, we build the connection so you are not copying orders by hand.