LimeLight + BigCommerce

We move brands onto the platform from Magento, WooCommerce, Shopify, and custom .NET builds. Catalog mapping, customer and order history, redirects, and a rehearsed cutover decide how a migration lands, so that is where our hours go. Sunnyland Farms came off a legacy .NET platform with more than 1.3 million customer records and years of order history, with no downtime at cutover.

Our developers work in Stencil with Tailwind when a fast, maintainable theme is the right answer, and build a separate front end on Next.js when it needs its own release cycle. Sunnyland Farms runs BigCommerce behind a Next.js front end. We publish how we do this work, including installing TailwindCSS on a Stencil theme, so you can read the approach before you hire anyone.

Customer groups and price lists come with the platform, and B2B Edition adds quotes, purchase orders, and buyer permissions, so wholesale and retail can share one store. We configure that side and build what the platform leaves open. Zest Desk is a phone ordering system we built on BigCommerce for teams taking large orders by phone, and it cut manual entry time on bulk orders by 90 percent.

A store sits in the middle of an ERP, an email platform, a product feed, and an analytics stack. We build and maintain those connections: inventory and order syncs, Klaviyo for email and SMS, GA4 and consent aware tracking, and product feeds that clear Google Merchant Center review.

Design, development, and marketing sit on one account here, so the store keeps getting worked on after launch. Technical and content SEO, Google and Meta paid media, Klaviyo email and SMS, conversion work on the templates, and reporting that ties all of it back to revenue.

Work continues after launch: roadmapped releases, theme and app updates, merchandising and bundling changes, and a team that does not need to relearn your catalog every time. Some brands keep us on retainer, others come back project by project.