The agency was responsible for UX/UI design, component libraries, and page templates, while development included the implementation of catalogue models, filters, checkout, customer accounts and bulk order features.
A platform assessment confirmed Shopware 6 as the most efficient and lowest-risk option, allowing catalogue structures, attributes and navigation patterns from Shopware 5 to be upgraded with less disruption. Migration planning covered URL redirects, SEO safeguards and product/customer data mapping to ensure a clean transition ahead of the redesign.
A comprehensive UX/UI kit was created - components that became reusable sections for categories, editorial nutrition content and legal pages.
The build focused on Core Web Vitals, GDPR compliance, and a smooth editor experience using Shopware 6’s rule builder and dynamic content blocks. Checkout, account areas and Händler login with custom pricing and bulk ordering were configured, alongside payments, shipping and tax logic.
- The project delivered a redesigned, multilingual Shopware 6 storefront built on a modern, stable architecture.
- Migration from Shopware 5 was completed with preserved SEO value through redirects and structured data handling.
- Product pages, filters and B2B features were rebuilt using reusable components and native Shopware tooling.
- Performance, accessibility and compliance were improved.
