I run a butcher shop/abattoir with both a physical counter and a growing online customer base, and I’m ready for a modern, clean ecommerce site built on a fully custom platform (I’d like to avoid Shopify, WooCommerce, or Magento templates altogether). The finished storefront will sit on my own domain, be SSL-secured, and contain roughly ten core pages that cover the shop, product catalogue, custom-order pathway, delivery information, and contact details,faqs Key goals – A responsive design that looks sharp on mobile and desktop, uses SEO-friendly URLs, and plugs straight into Google Analytics and a Facebook pixel so I can track sales and campaigns from day one. – Full admin panel control: I need to log in, change prices live, schedule promotions, add or remove products, swap photos, and publish a blog post or banner in a matter of minutes—no code knowledge assumed. – Secure online payments (card is essential) with real-time order confirmation, tracking-link emails, and an automatic review prompt once the parcel is delivered. – Custom-order workflow: customers must be able to request special cuts or bulk packs through an extra field or dedicated form, triggering a streamlined quote-to-checkout process. – Delivery zones with frequency options (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly) that calculate fees at checkout. – Social-media hooks so every product can be shared instantly and my Instagram feed can display on the homepage. Products in scope Fresh meat cuts, processed meat products, specialty items, bulk packs, and the occasional seasonal “other” item. Acceptance criteria • Fully functional storefront deployed to my domain, SSL active. • Admin panel demo showing a live price change and new product upload. • All payment, delivery-zone, and custom-order flows tested end-to-end. • Core SEO checks passed (metadata, speed, mobile friendliness). If you’ve built custom ecommerce solutions before—especially for food, grocery, or D2C brands—let’s talk about timelines and your preferred tech stack.