Magento ecommerce design and development

Magento agency for London retailers with complex store needs.

760 Studios works remotely with London ecommerce teams that need a easier to understand Magento storefront, a focused redesign, or a better-planned customer journey. Discovery starts with the current Adobe Commerce or Magento version, catalogue, integrations, hosting, and delivery partners.

Magento work is scoped against the actual codebase and operating model. A project can cover storefront UX and design, frontend implementation, catalogue structure, integration planning, search-preservation, and launch QA; backend, hosting, extension, and migration responsibilities are named before commitment.

What we look at first

The page outlines a Magento assessment and delivery route: inspect the store and catalogue, separate frontend and platform responsibilities, plan integration and migration risks, then verify priority customer journeys.

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Who this helps

Magento and Adobe Commerce projects need plain ownership across the storefront, catalogue, checkout, extensions, integrations, and hosting. A buyer-focused redesign should improve product discovery while respecting the technical and operational system behind the store.

Best-fit buyers

London retailers with large or structured product catalogues
Teams planning a Magento or Adobe Commerce storefront redesign
Businesses that need customer-facing UX aligned with integration and fulfilment constraints
Companies reviewing migration, technical debt, or a new frontend over an existing commerce platform

Not the right fit

Projects seeking an enterprise backend rebuild without technical discovery or a defined engineering team
Stores whose hosting, extension, security, and support responsibilities are unknown
A project that needs guaranteed revenue or ranking outcomes

Decision support

A focused route for this buying decision.

The page is organised around the questions that matter before a project starts: fit, scope, risk, process, content and next step.

Catalogue and storefront UX for Magento

The customer experience should help people navigate complex ranges and understand product options. Catalogue structure, filters, product details, and checkout are reviewed as connected parts of the store.

Category hierarchy, filters, product attributes, and search routes
Product detail layouts for specifications, variants, availability, and delivery
Mobile navigation, comparison, basket, and checkout handoff
Content and trust cues matched to the actual product and policy data

Frontend and integration boundaries

Magento implementations can involve several systems. The plan distinguishes design and frontend work from backend changes, third-party extensions, and operational services.

Magento or Adobe Commerce version and current theme review
Frontend design and implementation route for the existing platform
Integration map for agreed PIM, ERP, CRM, payment, and fulfilment systems
Extension, API, hosting, security, and partner dependencies recorded before build

Magento migration and release planning

Migration or major redesign needs a release plan for product data, URLs, redirects, checkout, analytics, and operational testing.

Product, category, customer-facing content, and URL inventory
Redirect, canonical, metadata, sitemap, and structured-data review
Staging and release responsibility across the client and technical partners
Order, payment, email, analytics, and post-launch monitoring checklist

What the work can include

Useful project detail before a call.

These sections explain the practical decisions, documents and checks that help a project move from interest to a plain scope.

Magento project inputs

A Magento proposal depends on technical access and stakeholder ownership as much as the visible design brief.

Current Magento or Adobe Commerce version, repository, staging, and hosting setup
Catalogue size, store views, customer journeys, and content ownership
Extension list, integration map, payment, fulfilment, and security constraints
Named backend, infrastructure, and operational owners for release decisions

Magento release checks

The release review focuses on buyer journeys and the dependencies needed to operate the store.

Search, category, product, basket, checkout, and account routes
Payment, stock, delivery, order email, and agreed integration checks
Mobile, accessibility, image, performance, metadata, and redirect review
Rollback, monitoring, support owner, and post-launch issue route

Supporting guides

Articles that support this commercial decision.

These guides explain the thinking behind the buyer page and link back to the relevant commercial route.

Website Migration SEO Checklist

Protect URLs and organic landing pages during a relaunch.

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SEO-Ready Website Checklist

Review crawlability and metadata before release.

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Related routes

Move from research to scope, proof, pricing, and contact.

The internal links are intentionally tied to service detail, pricing, process, client work and project-start routes so the next step is easy to compare.

Ecommerce website design

Catalogue, product-page, checkout, and launch planning.

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Web development

Frontend implementation and integration scope.

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Website redesign

Migration and search-preservation planning.

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London web design service area

Remote-first service coverage and London market context.

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Ecommerce website design

Compare store architecture and ecommerce buying decisions.

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Pricing

Review project starting points and engagement routes.

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Start a project

Share the store version, catalogue, integrations, and project goal.

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Buyer questions

Questions about Magento agency London.

These answers are visible on the page and are the exact source for the FAQ schema.

What does a Magento agency in London help with?

760 Studios can scope Magento storefront UX, responsive design, frontend implementation, catalogue structure, integration planning, migration decisions, and launch checks for London retailers. Backend and infrastructure work is defined against the actual platform and delivery team.

Do you work with Magento and Adobe Commerce?

The project can be assessed against the current Magento or Adobe Commerce setup. Version, codebase, extensions, hosting, and integration ownership determine which design and implementation tasks are suitable.

Can you redesign a Magento store without changing the backend?

A frontend-focused redesign may be possible when the current platform and theme support the required customer journeys. Discovery checks the backend, checkout, extension, and integration constraints first.

What do you need before quoting a Magento project?

The current store version, repository or staging access, catalogue scope, extension list, integration map, infrastructure owner, and release requirements help define a responsible project plan.

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