DesignPractica Expands eCommerce and Custom CMS Services

DesignPractica, a web design and development company, is proud to announce that it now offers support and custom development with all top eCommerce and CMS frameworks.

2011-11-22

VANCOUVER, BC, November 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) DesignPractica has been creating and maintaining custom websites for small businesses in Greater Vancouver area for several years. Now, in addition to offering WordPress, Django and Google Application Engine websites, DesignPractica will also provide support and development services with all top open-source and hosted eCommerce and CMS systems, such as Magento, Drupal, Volusion, Shopify, Satchmo and others, for small, medium and large businesses in the greater Vancouver region.

DesignPractica has a successful history of helping local manufacturers, farmers, restaurants and entrepreneurs with web design and custom web application development. Over the years, it has accumulated expertise and gathered brilliant talent in its distributed team of designers, analysts, marketers, and programmers. Now it is stepping up its effort to deliver the best web products that can be created with today's top technical tools to local Vancouver businesses.

"We feel that by providing best tools available on the market, such as Magento eCommerce framework, we can bring great value to local businesses looking to build new sales channels and to take advantage of online marketing", says Vlad Orlenko, founder of DesignPractica. "But instead of pushing a single solution to every customer, we begin with analyzing the needs of every particular business that works with us - not everyone requires the same product, and personalized approach to eCommerce and CMS in today's complex world is our great strength".

Combining the advantages of global team and local business presence, DesignPractica sets an ambitious goal of building dozens of modern, efficient internet stores that will appeal to the public and provide strong sales for the business owners over the next months, starting this Christmas season.

DesignPractica is a custom web design and web development company. It is providing small businesses in Canada with services in eCommerce, custom CMS and other web development areas.
For additional information about eCommerce and CMS development services provided by DesignPractica, contact Vlad Orlenko at vlad@designpractica.com or visit http://www.designpractica.com.

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