Case study Direct client
Big Game Bikes
Ecommerce work across two storefronts for a bike retailer
2
Storefronts, WooCommerce and Shopify
Run as one engagement, not two
1 year
Standing arrangement, to October 2025
Not a build and a handover
- Client
- Big Game Bikes
- Sector
- Bikes and eBikes
- Services
- Ecommerce design and development
- Platforms
- WooCommerce and Shopify
- Engagement
- Retained, around a year to October 2025
The work
Big Game Bikes sell bikes and eBikes direct to the public. For around a year, to October 2025, I looked after their ecommerce, working straight with Gareth, the director, rather than through anyone in between.
The engagement covered two storefronts, one on WooCommerce and one on Shopify. Both had to carry the same brand and the same route from landing on a page to paying for something, in two systems that do almost nothing the same way.
How it ran
This was not a build and a handover. It ran as a standing arrangement across the year, which for a shop is the shape that actually helps. Ranges move, stock moves, promotions come and go, and the site has to keep up without a fresh quote every time something changes.
That is the same way I work with the clients I still hold today. One person who already knows the site, reachable when something needs doing, rather than a rebuild every couple of years because nobody maintained the last one.
What clients say
In their words, not mine.
Aaron has been excellent to work with. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an experienced WordPress developer.
Enquiries from people searching for the coatings we actually do, rather than our name, have roughly doubled in six months. Straightforward to deal with, and he tells us when something isn't worth doing.
Aaron built our online shop from scratch and it was the first time the brand actually looked like us online.
The work comes back the way it was specced, on the date he said, and it goes out under our name without us having to check it twice.
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