Ecommerce

This historic letterpress company was looking to bring the artistic nature of their products and services online using Shopify. Its long-term goal was to have a website that promoted custom sales, but offered wholesale products based on artist work.

Callisters Christmas knows ornaments; they’ve been successfully selling at pop-up retail shops for the past 30 years. But as foot traffic in malls died down, the company decided it was ready for the challenge of selling online to grow its business.

Kopp's Frozen Custard, an adored Milwaukee landmark, needed a complete overhaul of its digital presence and had several big needs that included selling pints of custard online, a complex order fulfillment systems.

Lakefront Brewery are true beverage pioneers, innovating in the craft brewery space, and putting Wisconsin on the craft beer map long before there even was a craft beer map.

We're lucky to have had such a lengthy and satisfying relationship with Pak-Rite—nearly 15 years. So when the time came to update TheCaseStore.com—Pak-Rite's ecommerce arm that sources and sells famously indestructible Pelican cases and accessories—we were raring to go.

RapidForce Shapes is relatively new to the ecommerce market and stakeholders were looking to make an impact quickly.

Discover how our team was able to troubleshoot and recode Seaguar's e-commerce store in less than 12 weeks.

We helped AMD go to market with a hot new brand—Teknitape. The Teknitape website offers a sleek user experience with a stunningly responsive design, custom photography, and a unique product-filtering system.

The Cawley Co. team was excited to turn their attention to the B2C market. The owners, marketing team, accounting team, and new fulfillment team were all involved in ensuring an integrated go-to market strategy.

With such a wide range of products, breaking through into a direct to consumer market required extra focus on ecommerce, product management, and a seamless navigation. Western States Envelope into a new century required strategy, consideration, and logistical support.

Although Milwaukee Film is well known in the local arts scene, their website needed some serious strategic, technical, and aesthetic cross-cutting.