Websites that make money
Well, we figured you wanted to get straight to the point with this one.?
In this edition of “Live from STUDIO?“ we’re showcasing websites that are designed to boost your bottom line. Most of the time these will be in some form of e-commerce depending of your offering (ie. physical products such as clothing) or services such as accommodation, restaurant reservation or something else.
Project Showcase
Here is a selection of websites we launched that work for our partner’s bottom line.
“Upotpuni Prostor” e-commerce website
If you’re a fan of well-designed and functional furniture, here is an e-commerce project that focuses on offering carefully chosen, European-designed pieces to upgrade your living space: Upotpuni Prostor. Built on Shopify, this project is the digital face of the company that is experienced in curating the finest pieces of design that combine functionality with modern trends in a well-presented seamless, and accessible shopping experience.
I know what were you thinking: we were designing for people who curate design for people who buy design things.
“Camping Village ?imuni” presentational & booking website
We’ve had a successful partnership with Camping ?imuni for years, supporting their business along the way. To continue this collaboration, we launched a new version of their website to help them grow and showcase their offerings with a fresh, modern look. This not only strengthens their brand presence but also elevates the booking experience, making you wish summer could last all year long.
“Beauty House” e-commerce store
This is Beauty House—a leading name in designer fragrances and beauty products. We built a clean and simple Shopify store with a minimal design that puts the focus on the products. Fun fact about Beauty House: with 30 years of industry experience, they specialize in offering luxury products at unbeatable prices, making their selection much more accessible. Not a bad deal at all.
Like what you see?
If you’re inspired by these projects and you’re looking to take your business to a next level, feel free to contact us! We don’t bite (at least not very often).
How do you even start with e-commerce?
Starting an e-commerce website doesn’t require a fully integrated platform right from the beginning. Instead, you can use your website as a promotional channel while managing sales offline in the early stages. Let’s see how would that work for a company that sells a physical product:
You can begin by creating a simple, attractive site that showcases your products and tells your brand’s story. This site acts as a central place for customers to explore your offerings, even if they can’t purchase directly through it yet.
To handle sales, you can—for example—direct customers to reach out via phone, email, or social media. This lets you manage transactions manually and refine your fulfillment processes without the pressure of online systems. As your business grows and you gain more insights, you can gradually integrate online payment options and shipping tools.
When your operations are fully ready—supported by a solid marketing plan, production, and fulfillment systems—you can evolve your website into a complete online store. This approach reduces risks and allows for smoother scaling as your business expands.
So, if you’re still weighing how to manage risks, hopefully, this will help you make up your mind. At BFS?, we build a variety of different projects because every business has its own story and maturity—this means that your website, configurator, or e-commerce platform needs to reflect that and positively impact your bottom line.
Quick question: are you attending the Web Summit in Lisabon?
Asking because we are! When? Web Summit is this year in Lisabbon 11th-14th November. If you’re there?and don’t feel like chilling alone between presentations, feel free to?message us! We’d love to chat!
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