New: a smoker store with a 3D view
An online store doesn’t end at the checkout button: orders still have to be charged, shipped, confirmed and supported. We design the catalog, the checkout and everything after the sale, on WooCommerce or custom-built depending on how you sell today.
A smoker store with a 3D view of every product, an artisan bakery and a wine and liquor store in Medellín, a frozen food brand in Bogotá and a handmade clothing brand. The bakery and the clothing brand carry the credit of Crece Virtual, User Media’s former name.
New store with a 3D view
Medellín, ColombiaOnline store
An online store for barrel smokers made in Colombia, in six sizes and in 430 steel or 304 stainless steel, with bundles and accessories. It ships free anywhere in Colombia and shows reference prices in US dollars for buyers abroad.
What we did
Design and development of the store in Spanish and English: a catalog by size and material, a size comparison, bundles and accessories, cart and secure checkout, Google reviews on every product page, and an admin panel for products, orders, coupons and content. Plus a custom 3D view of every smoker.
Technology
Custom-built feature
A view built for this store: shoppers turn the barrel, zoom in and look inside, on desktop or on their phone. Each size shows its own dimensions, and the product page still loads fast because the view only opens when someone asks for it.
Medellín, ColombiaArtisan bakery
A sourdough bakery and pastry shop. The store groups products into categories (sourdough loaves, enriched breads, pastries, sweet rolls and subscriptions) and publishes its shipping and delivery policies.
What we did
Design and development of the WooCommerce store: category-based catalog, cart, a wholesale page for distributors, a blog and direct contact through WhatsApp.
Technology
Footer credit: “Hecho con ♥ Por Crece Virtual”.
Medellín, ColombiaWine and spirits
An online store for wine, spirits, beer, cider and sake, cocktail supplies and event gifts, with a brick-and-mortar shop in Medellín.
What we did
Store development on OpenCart: a catalog by category with sorting and list or grid views, cart and checkout, customer accounts with order history, a wishlist, product comparison, returns and gift vouchers.
Technology
Bogotá, ColombiaFood
A family business in Bogotá that grows, processes and sells frozen plantain products and snacks, ready to bake or fry.
What we did
A WooCommerce store: a catalog of frozen foods and snacks, retail or wholesale orders with cash on delivery, a delivery zones and schedule page, customer accounts and WhatsApp.
Technology
ColombiaFashion
A clothing brand with pieces handmade by Colombian garment makers using natural fibers or recycled polyester, with free shipping anywhere in Colombia.
What we did
As Crece Virtual: a WooCommerce store with collections by category, filters, a wishlist, customer reviews, a blog and Google Tag Manager tracking.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño Web y Programación por Crece Virtual”.
It’s what our live store runs on, but it isn’t always the best pick. Here’s what we check first.
Three ways to sell online, with different costs and responsibilities.
General comparison as of October 2026. Pricing and available payment options change over time and by country, so we check them against your case before recommending one.
The parts of a store that get overlooked most and cost the most sales.
Photos, variations, clear pricing, availability and the details shoppers usually ask about before buying.
The payment methods your customers use, with shipping costs and sales tax shown before the final step.
Rates by zone or carrier, local pickup, and return policies written in plain English.
Order confirmation and status emails, plus a quick channel for delivery questions.
Titles, meta descriptions and product structured data on every category and product page, so you show up when people search for what you sell.
Product views, add-to-cart, checkout started and purchase events, so you can see where sales slip away.
We review your products, pricing, inventory, fulfillment and how you take payments now: in person, by phone or on social.
We choose WooCommerce, another platform or a custom build, plus the payment processor that best fits your customers and your accounting.
We organize categories and variations, and design the product page and checkout for phones first.
Before opening, we place test orders with every payment method and shipping rule, and review every email the customer receives.
We show you how to add products and fulfill orders, and we keep handling updates if you sign up for support and maintenance.
Real reviews our clients left on Google.
Viviana Hidalgo Alvarado
October 2026
Dayanna david tapias
October 2026
Daniel Gómez
October 2026
Andrés Felipe Pájaro Martinez
October 2026
Sergio Andres Pájaro Martinez
October 2026
Johnattan Rodriguez
December 2025
Evelintoya1011 Montoya
December 2025
Diana C
November 2025
Rafael Castaño
November 2025
IVAN BLANCO
November 2025
Juan Jose Cano Giraldo
November 2025
Litografia Azabache
April 2024
Tomás Vélez
February 2024
Adriana Hernandez
February 2024
WooCommerce makes sense if you want your store and content on one site, no platform fee per sale and full control of your data. Shopify makes sense if you’d rather not deal with hosting and are fine with a monthly plan. A custom store, when your business rules don’t fit either one. We recommend one option after we see how you sell.
Yes. We connect the processor you choose as long as it integrates with the platform; Stripe, PayPal and Square all have extensions on the official WooCommerce Marketplace. If there’s no reliable plugin, we integrate through the processor’s API. In Apoleto, our own platform for restaurants, we built deposit payments with Wompi, a Colombian processor.
Product photos and descriptions, pricing and variations, how you’ll ship (zones, rates and delivery times), a payment processor account, and your return, refund and privacy policies. Whatever is missing, we sort out with you at the start of the project.
Yes, with a subscriptions extension for WooCommerce or the equivalent feature on the platform we choose. We first confirm that your processor supports recurring card payments, since not all of them do.
Yes. We export products, customers and orders when the source platform allows it, and redirect product and category URLs so you don’t lose the traffic that comes from Google today.
Your team adds products and fulfills orders from the dashboard; we show you how and stay close during the first orders. Updates, backups and technical fixes can stay with us under our support and maintenance service.
The foundation under WooCommerce: if your store also publishes content, see how we build the site.
Updates, backups and fixes so the store keeps taking payments and shipping orders without surprises.
Tracking for the purchase funnel and for the campaigns that drive sales, not just visits.
Campaign pages to launch a product, a season or a promotion with their own tracking.
Tell us what you sell, how you take payments and ship today, and how many products you carry. We’ll tell you which platform fits and what it would take to open the store.
It helps to know how many products and variations you have, where you ship and which payment processor you use or prefer.
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