Senior development for UK brands, in UK hours

Demand in the UK splits between consumer brands and B2B sellers. Consumer brands need Shopify builds tuned for mobile checkout, Klarna alongside cards and PayPal, and product pages that carry the trust signals UK shoppers check, including delivery and returns information on the page rather than buried in a policy link. B2B sellers need trade pricing, account-based catalogues, quote flows and Net payment terms handled in the storefront. Both need GDPR-compliant consent and data handling, and both benefit from a site that is measured against UK search and UK field performance rather than a global average.

UK payments start with Shopify Payments, PayPal and Apple Pay and Google Pay, with Klarna or Clearpay added where basket size justifies it. VAT must be configured for UK sales, including the distinction between standard-rated, reduced-rated and zero-rated goods where it applies to the catalogue, and B2B stores need VAT-number validation and VAT-invoice handling. I test checkout with real payment methods on staging, including failed-payment and refund paths, because checkout edge cases are where UK conversion is usually lost.