Checkout that converts
The shortest credible path to a completed order, tested on a real phone.
Traffic is not the hard part. Getting someone from interested to paid, on a phone, in Arabic or English, without losing them at checkout, is the hard part.
Overview
Most online stores lose the majority of their sales in the last three screens. The catalogue looks fine, the product page is acceptable, and then the checkout asks for too much, loads too slowly, or does not feel safe.
We build stores that treat the purchase path as the product. Every decision is judged against whether it moves someone closer to a completed order.
What we build
The shortest credible path to a completed order, tested on a real phone.
Arabic and English catalogues that both feel native, including RTL layouts.
Product pages that load quickly even with large images and long lists.
Tracking configured so you know which products and channels actually earn.
Why Liox
Most Gulf e-commerce traffic is mobile. We design there first.
Regional payment methods and secure handling, configured correctly.
Category and search structures shoppers can actually navigate.
Clear routes to a human when a customer needs one.
Questions
Both, depending on the case. Platforms like Shopify are the right answer for many catalogues. Custom is worth it when your pricing, logistics or bundling rules do not fit a standard store.
Yes. Full RTL layouts and Arabic product data are a core part of what we do, not an add-on.
The regional gateways used across Jordan and the GCC, including card, wallet and cash-on-delivery flows where appropriate.
Yes, including products, customers and order history. Migration is scoped separately because the effort depends heavily on the current setup.
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