The first step of cooperation was to determine the possibility of migration on the Shoplo - WooCommerce line. At the time of purchasing Shoplo by Shoper, the customer decided to migrate to the WordPress WooCommerce engine. After the migration process, as a team, we started the requirements analysis and started the workshop process based on our proprietary eCommerce workshop. Thanks to the workshops carried out together with the customer's representatives, it was possible to obtain, among others the most important information on the needs and requirements of users and their expectations regarding the eCommerce website being created. The workshop was concluded with the creation of a complete information architecture for a new online store for the Deskwise brand.

The next step is to transfer the information taken from the workshops and illustrated as part of the information architecture "on paper". In this step, utility and graphic models for the entire website were prepared. The assumptions of the online store were reproduced on the mock-ups. The design process was fully coordinated with the client, who communicated the most important comments and changes to the design team during the work. Ultimately, based on the designed mock-ups, a full product backlog was prepared for the implementation of the eCommerce website.

For the implementation of the online store, we used CMS WordPress WooCommerce in conjunction with the static Gatsby.js page generator, which we use as the basis of our proprietary gatsby typescript storefront. To separate the CMS functionality from the presentation layer, we used a proprietary module that provides an extensible GraphQL schema and API for any WordPress WooCommerce site. The front-end layer of the entire website was written in React, which allowed, among other things, to implement the Progressive Web App functionality for eCommerce. In addition to the above-mentioned, the store platform has also acquired the necessary modules to support the entire purchasing system.

In the last step, we undertook activities related to the migration of content from the previous store platform, as well as comprehensive testing and implementation of the new eCommerce website. In the meantime, the client also decided to implement several additional modules extending the originally assumed scope of the project, mapped in the product backlog. Finally, the online store was published on the production domain, replacing the old Shoplo instance.