Structure and mobile design
Home, category, product, cart and checkout. We account for search, filters, attributes, variants and sales terms. Layouts are tested against your actual assortment, rather than identical demonstration cards.
OpenCart store development covers catalog structure, design, product imports, checkout and agreed integrations. UPLIFY specifies the CMS version, compatible extensions and hosting requirements, tests the mobile buying journey, then hands access and a configuration record to the store owner.
Build a new store or improve an existing one around your catalog and sales rules. We design the mobile buying journey, configure checkout and test integrations. You retain control of hosting, code and access.
OpenCart store development covers catalog structure, design, product imports, checkout and agreed integrations. UPLIFY specifies the CMS version, compatible extensions and hosting requirements, tests the mobile buying journey, then hands access and a configuration record to the store owner.
Consider OpenCart when you need control of code and catalog behavior, and your team can take responsibility for hosting and updates.
For a standard launch with core maintenance handled by the platform, compare OpenCart with Horoshop, Shopify or Shop-Express. A complex marketplace or ERP project needs a separate technical discovery phase.
The agreed scope names pages and buying scenarios. We do not install extensions just in case: each needs a purpose, compatibility check and maintenance owner.
Home, category, product, cart and checkout. We account for search, filters, attributes, variants and sales terms. Layouts are tested against your actual assortment, rather than identical demonstration cards.
We agree on product sources, SKUs, stock, prices, images and update rules. A sample import comes before the agreed catalog batch. AI can help organize supplied data; it does not invent product properties or availability.
We check extensions for your CMS version and providers. Scope covers agreed order statuses, shipping, payments and data transfer to a CRM or inventory system. A bespoke connector needs a separate API review and estimate.
Category query mapping, priority page titles and descriptions, canonicals, sitemap and appropriate JSON-LD. Agreed GA4 events are tested with a test order. Content reflects your actual products; search positions and AI citations are not guaranteed.
We map old and new URLs, data and images. The agreed 301 redirect plan and priority pages are checked after migration. Customer data moves only within the approved scope and with appropriate access.
You receive instructions, version details and an extension inventory. We agree on backups, updates and hosting responsibility. Ongoing support and new features are not an unlimited part of a one-off build.
See how a buyer can move from a task to a product: choose an axle or route, open a category and view a tire product page. The homepage includes an interactive axle diagram, catalog navigation and a separate enquiry path for fleet buyers. The demo interface is in Ukrainian and Russian.

This is a demonstration, not a sales performance report. Product prices, availability and images in the demo are not a commercial offer.
Open the demonstration store ↗Before publication, we record what was tested, in which environment, and what still depends on a provider. A sandbox payment does not prove a live payment has succeeded.
Catalog, current website, hosting, CMS version, extensions and required integrations. For a live store, we take a backup and work on a staging copy first.
We specify pages, scenarios, content sources, extensions and acceptance criteria. Paid licenses and third-party dependencies are itemized separately.
We configure design, imports and checkout, then test integrations on an agreed sample. Live payment operations are not an experimentation environment.
After acceptance, we publish the store, repeat critical checks, transfer access and agree on ongoing maintenance.
Cost depends on the store's current condition, catalog, design and integrations. A new launch and improvements to an existing OpenCart store need different scopes. After the brief, you receive a work breakdown and estimate, rather than one price for every possible store.
Estimate after the brief →Our work and external costs are quoted separately. Additional work needs agreement before implementation.
Before work begins, we agree on pages, integrations, client materials, payment milestones and acceptance criteria. Timing depends on scope and access to content and accounts.
We quote after reviewing your catalog, design, hosting and integrations. The estimate names pages, buying scenarios and import scope, and separates UPLIFY work from themes, extensions and external services. OpenCart's free core license does not make development or maintenance free. If you already have a working store, we first establish what can stay, so you do not pay for a rebuild you do not need.
The decision depends on your required theme, extensions and existing integrations. We list these first and check vendor support for the proposed version. A version number alone is not a compatibility guarantee. Upgrades to a live store are planned on staging with backup recovery; moving between CMS branches may require replacement extensions or additional development. We agree on the version before implementation starts.
Yes. We start by reviewing the version, theme, extensions and failing user journeys. Mobile navigation, category pages, product pages or checkout can be improved without a complete migration. We define scope after inspecting the current code. Order data, payments and URLs do not change without a separate plan. Changes are tested on staging, followed by a live recheck of scenarios that could have been affected.
We assess migration using exports and access to the source system. Products, images, variants, categories and other required data are agreed explicitly. Existing URLs are mapped to the new structure for a scoped redirect plan. We do not promise automatic transfer of every extension or unchanged search rankings. Complex migration, order history and customer records receive a separate estimate before budget and timing are agreed.
The agreed SEO foundation covers category structure, priority queries, metadata, canonicals, sitemap and appropriate structured data. GEO preparation needs clear answers about products, the business, delivery and payment that match actual terms. Development does not replace ongoing search optimization, editorial work or credible external references. Indexing, rankings and AI citations need separate measurement after launch; they are not guaranteed by a development contract.
The domain and hosting are registered to you, or we work with your existing accounts. We hand over access, code within the agreed scope, an extension inventory and configuration details. Third-party licenses have their own conditions, which should be checked before purchase. We separately name the owner of updates, backups and recovery. You can manage the store yourself or appoint another team within the relevant license terms.
Feed preparation, agreed analytics events and product data checks can be included in the project scope. We check prices, stock, URLs, images and required attributes. Requirements depend on the market and advertising channel. Installing an extension alone is not acceptance evidence. Merchant Center, ad account and product approval are decisions made by the platforms. Advertising spend and ongoing campaign management are agreed separately.
Tell us about your business, current website and required changes. We clarify materials, dependencies and scope before quoting the project.