Three weeks. Then the store is ours to run.
The Growth Build is one block, one scope, one launch date set on the first day. We rebuild the storefront from a stripped base — templates, cart, checkout, tracking — and hand it back faster than it was, with the numbers to show it.
Most rebuilds fail on time, not on taste.
A fourteen-week redesign gives everyone room to change their mind. Scope moves, the launch slides into peak trading, and the store that finally ships is a compromise nobody remembers agreeing to.
A fixed three-week block removes the room. We scope hard before we start, build the same architecture every time, and spend the saved months on the part that actually pays — the weekly work after launch.
The three weeks
Architecture and the theme
A stripped base theme with your type, colour and grid. No page builder, no bought template. Everything that follows sits on this, so it is the week we refuse to rush.
- Kickoff and scope lock
- Design system and components
- Base theme in staging
Templates, cart and the script cull
Product and collection pages, a cart drawer that never leaves the page, and the diagnostic that usually removes two thirds of the third-party tags on the site.
- Product, collection, search
- Cart drawer with cached rates
- Tag audit and server-side analytics
Checkout, migration, launch
Checkout rewritten to a single step, content and redirects moved across, then QA on real devices on a real connection before we cut over.
- Single-step checkout
- Content, SEO and redirect map
- Device QA, launch, 30 days of fixes
What we need from you
One decision-maker who can approve in a day, brand assets and product copy before week one, and access to your analytics. Three weeks does not survive a committee.
When it is the wrong call
If the store is under a year old and already fast, a rebuild will not find you much. If your problem is traffic quality, it will find you nothing. We say so in the diagnostic, before you pay us anything.
Lemkus
Growth Build · Footwear & apparel · South Africa
Digital products are editable. The mobile navigation changed after sign-off because the client could finally use the thing.
Find out whether a rebuild is worth it.
Send the storefront. We come back with what we found and what it is costing you. What to do about it first, and what it would cost, is the call afterwards.