Headless eCommerce Experts
Official partners
Headless Commerce enables businesses make content-rich websites
For the last few years, we've been partnering with big players in Headless Commerce like Shopify Hydrogen, Crystallize, Nacelle, Swell, Commerce Layer, etc. and we have developed a number of fully functional storefronts for the websites, integrating with Stripe and their fulfillment services, centralizing products catalog and order statuses within different Headless Commerce platforms.
FocusReactive's expertise in headless ecommerce can be highly efficient for clients looking to build a modern, flexible, and high-performance ecommerce website that is tailored to their specific needs.
Contact us for a free consultation about how to create a fully functional online shop
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
Holly Davis
Delivery Director, Deeson
"We’ve been really impressed with FocusReactive’s technical leadership, not only are extremely technically competent in the field of JS and react but they quickly seek to understand the problems our clients are trying to solve and champion the user throughout. They also seamlessly fit into with our cross-disciplinary teams, are client-facing, reliable, transparent and I can trust them to get the job done".
Thomas Petersson
Product Manager, BigRiver
"We had the opportunity to work with FocusReactive in a headless ecommerce project that involved using Crystallize, Nextjs, Vercel, and Shipmonk to create a full-features headless storefront with a super fast loading speed and exceptional user experience. We truly enjoyed working with the FocusReactive team: they had excellent communication and organization, and the end product was above our expectations. We are looking forward to engaging the team again in the future!"
TECHNOLOGIES
Hydrogen
Next.js
react
TypeScript
GraphQL
Prisma
Serverless
Cloudfare
Project Types
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Apparel & Fashion
Problems we’ve solved
Check the case studyWe have developed a fully functional storefront for their US market website, integrating with Stripe and their fulfillment services, centralizing products catalog and order statuses within Crystallize platform. The eCommerce store is highly optimized using the latest Next.js features and is hosted on Vercel.
Provided a customized shopping experience is essential, but many eCommerce platforms lack the flexibility to support it. The headless architecture and customizable storefronts allow businesses to create unique and personalized shopping experiences.
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Education
Problems we've solved
See case studyWe have developed a front-end application that was a part of the membership onboarding system that also includes CMS and CRM for managing museum membership accounts
Implementing best practices, the application gently passes users through the steps of the following flows: creating new accounts, generating gift vouchers, redeeming vouchers, and renewing accounts
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Platforms
Problems we’ve solved
Check case studyWe supported and developed solutions for multiple of their teams working on greenfield Headless apps integration. We delivered a number of custom features like advanced role management, context content overrides, advanced publishing flow and multiple customizations to fit their editorial needs.
With the help of Crystallize's headless architecture and Next.js integration, we provided fast website performance and improved SEO, resulting in increased website traffic and sales.
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