Any number of issues could lie behind this problem and the only way to identify them is with a professional analysis. They include uninspiring visuals, poor functionality, a lack of reviews, failing to follow SEO best practice, not having a mobile-responsive site, failing to embrace the power of video, not providing a clear value proposition, a lack of strong calls to action, a website which is not target-market specific, low-quality content and failing to pay enough attention to key pages, among others. If you are planning to set up an e-commerce website or already have one that is failing to convert and you don’t really know where to begin, then begin by contacting Makolab! We will relieve you of the burden and help you get marching along the road to a successful ecommerce operation.

A user experience (UX) audit is an analysis of a website, online store or mobile app. In brief, during the analysis, our experts check whether or not your website’s interface was designed to enable your users to accomplish what they want to do effectively and comfortably.

For a UX audit to have the desired effect, it needs to be carried out by professionals providers of that service. Only people with plenty of experience are capable of conducting an audit of this kind correctly and effectively. In general, auditing a website’s UX involves: - an expert analysis which makes it possible to verify the user experience in line with the principles for creating a website; - making a model of the UX; - running A/B tests.
While conducting a UX audit, it is vitally important to determine the tools and potential available in each specific case.

Providing a good user experience (UX) is a major contributing factor when it comes to your website’s success. UX design is becoming increasingly popular and keeping pace with that is the rising demand for the kind of good designer-specialists that you need to entrust your business to if you are seriously thinking about improving your website’s functionality.

Anyone with their own website is looking for the greatest conversion coefficient possible. Shops have to sell their goods, service-related websites need to attract people in search of the services they provide and readers are a must-have for blogs. It is essential for the content of your platform to be presented in a way that captures users’ interest and gears them up so that the conversion happens with you. You might have a hundred thousand organic visits a month, but if your cart, login and layout are unintuitive, you certainly can’t count on conversions.

There are numerous reasons why a website doesn’t show up in search results. They range from the most straightforward, such as a badly configured robots.txt file, for instance, right up to various kinds of penalties imposed by Google. To minimise the risk that your website fails to show up on a search engine results page (SERP), a technique known as ‘white hat SEO’, which conforms to Google’s policy, is used. If you don’t have the highly specialised knowledge needed to create and maintain search engine optimisation, just contact us at MakoLab. Our experts will be more than happy to take the weight of positioning your website off your shoulders… and we’re certain that you will be more than happy with the result.

Entry-level projects start at EUR 50k. Call us to get a quote for your store.

In most cases, just three months will take us to go-live with the first version of the store.