E-commerce development
Online stores built to actually sell.
LN Nexus builds e-commerce sites with the product catalogue, cart, checkout and payment gateway planned together from the start, on the same fast, modern stack behind every LN Nexus website.
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Who this is for
- Businesses moving from marketplaces or social selling to their own branded online store.
- Brands whose current e-commerce site is slow, hard to manage, or losing sales at checkout.
- Companies that need inventory, payments and shipping working together, not bolted on separately.
Why this matters
An e-commerce site is judged on a narrower moment than a brochure website — the seconds between adding to cart and completing payment, where a slow page, an unclear shipping cost, or a failed payment is enough to lose a sale that a marketing campaign already paid to bring in. Most traffic to an online store now arrives on mobile, so a checkout that works cleanly on a small screen and a slower connection matters more than desktop polish. LN Nexus builds e-commerce sites with the product catalogue, cart and checkout planned together from the start — not a payment button retrofitted onto a template — with a payment gateway suited to the business's actual market, shipping and return information surfaced before checkout rather than as a surprise, and the same speed and Core Web Vitals discipline applied to product pages that carry heavier images than a typical brochure site.
What you get
- Product catalogue and cart/checkout build
- Payment gateway integration
- Order and inventory management setup
Tools & expertise
The problem
- A slow product page or unclear checkout step is often the actual reason a sale is lost, not the marketing that brought the visitor.
- Payment gateways and shipping logic bolted onto a template site instead of planned upfront cause bugs that surface only after launch.
- A catalogue that isn't managed properly in the backend becomes a growing maintenance burden as products are added.
How LN Nexus solves it
Checkout built to convert
Cart and checkout are planned around reducing drop-off, not just processing a payment.
Real payment integration
A payment gateway suited to the business's actual market and products, set up correctly from the start.
Fast on mobile
Product pages built for the speed and Core Web Vitals most e-commerce traffic now depends on.
How it works
- 01
Discovery & catalogue planning
Map products, categories and how inventory will be managed.
- 02
Design
Design the storefront and product pages against the brand's identity.
- 03
Build
Catalogue, cart, checkout and payment gateway built together.
- 04
Launch & handover
Go live with documentation for managing products and orders.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which payment gateways can be integrated?
- Integration is scoped to whichever gateway suits the business's market and products during discovery — commonly Razorpay or Stripe.
- Can I manage products and inventory myself after launch?
- Yes — the store is built with a backend product and inventory setup so new products and stock levels can be updated without a developer.
- How is this different from selling on a marketplace like Amazon or Meesho?
- A branded online store gives full control of the customer experience, pricing and customer data, instead of competing on a marketplace's terms and fees.
