Storefront
The sales interface and the customer's shopping experience.
- React
- Next.js
- WooCommerce
E-commerce engineering
Engineering for effective e-commerce.
We design, integrate and optimize the technology behind online sales. The goal isn't technology for its own sake, but higher conversion, more automation, smoother transactions and a faster, more stable and scalable system.
- E-commerce
- Software engineering
- Business logic
- Infrastructure
Architecture
E-commerce is more than an online store
The website is just one layer. Sales performance also depends on transactions, payments, subscriptions, integrations, automation, infrastructure and data. We work across all of these layers and connect them according to the client's business model.
Business model
Commerce engine
Products, cart, checkout, payments, orders and subscriptions.
- WooCommerce
- Checkout
- Orders
- Subscriptions
Data and integrations
Data exchange with the systems the company runs on.
- CRM
- ERP
- Payments
- REST API
Infrastructure
The foundation that the performance, stability and security of the whole system depend on.
- Servers
- CI/CD
- Security
- Testing
- Monitoring
Expertise
Expertise that works as one system
A business requirement passes through architecture, implementation, integrations, infrastructure and testing before it reaches production. We work along that entire path.
When a plugin isn't enough E-commerce business logic
A mature store rarely fits the standard behavior of plugins. We implement custom purchase processes, custom checkout, pricing logic, product and service configuration, business rules and process automation.
Transaction lifecycle Transaction systems
Checkout, payments, orders, recurring payments and subscriptions, and the integrations that depend on them.
- Cart
- Checkout
- Payment
- Order
- Subscription
REST API · webhooks Integrations and APIs
We connect the store with the systems the company runs on and with custom APIs. Data flows automatically, without moving it by hand between systems.
WooCommerceTechnology chosen to fit the requirements A full stack chosen to fit the requirements
A broad range of technologies lets us choose and combine tools to fit the architecture and business requirements, instead of forcing every problem into one stack.
- BackendPHPNode.js
- CommerceWooCommerceWordPress
- FrontendReactNext.js
- DataSQLREST API
DevOps in-house DevOps and infrastructure
Performance and reliability don't end with application code. We configure servers and production environments, deployments, CI/CD and caching, and diagnose infrastructure issues.
Part of the process, not an add-on Security
WordPress hardening, permissions, an update and dependency strategy, server configuration and secure integrations reduce the attack surface of the production environment.
PHPUnit · Playwright Testing
Automated tests and a staging environment reduce the risk of regressions when we develop a live system.
- Code
- PHPUnit
- Staging
- Playwright
- Production
After launch Maintenance and stability
The work doesn't end at launch. Updates, monitoring, troubleshooting, performance optimization and further development keep the system running reliably.
Founder
Technical leadership
Tomasz Kowalski
Founder · Software EngineerForeachURL is run by Tomasz Kowalski, a developer who builds, develops and maintains web applications and e-commerce platforms for projects in Poland and abroad.
He specializes in WordPress, WooCommerce, object-oriented PHP and API integrations. He combines backend (PHP, Node.js, SQL) with frontend (JavaScript, React, Next.js) and also works with infrastructure and production environments.
The whole project lifecycle
- Analysis
- Architecture
- Implementation
- Testing
- Implementation
- Maintenance
Experience from analysis to maintenance makes it possible to judge technical decisions not only by the code, but also by business requirements, maintenance, infrastructure and deployment risk.
Industries
- e-commerce
- real estate
- events
- education
- professional services
- public administration
Technologies
- PHP
- PHP OOP
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- JavaScript
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- SQL
- REST API
Engagement model
A core engineering team and a network of trusted specialists
One core engineering team is responsible for the architecture and technical accountability. On larger projects, proven specialists join it, and everything remains centrally coordinated.
Core engineering team
Architecture, key technical decisions and responsibility for quality.
Specialist network
Proven collaborators brought into the project as needed.
Flexible delivery scale
A senior engineer on the project, with the capacity for larger deployments.
- Scaling the team when the project needs it
- Capacity for larger deployments
- Specialists in additional fields
- Parallel work on different parts of the system
- Shorter delivery times where the technology allows
- Direct contact with a senior engineer, without an unnecessary organizational layer
Process
From requirements to production
Every change follows the same path, so developing a live system stays predictable.
Analysis
Business requirements, the existing architecture and technical constraints.
Architecture
Technology choices, integration strategy and delivery plan.
Implementation
Development to agreed engineering standards.
Testing
Automated tests and verification on a staging environment.
Implementation
A controlled production release.
Development
Monitoring, optimization, maintenance and further development.
Code
Engineering in practice
Selected experiments, tools and ongoing development work are publicly available on GitHub.
Does your e-commerce need more than another plugin?
Let's talk about the architecture, integrations and growth options for your system.
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