AiJoLabs digital solutions in Amman
We build Shopify stores that actually sell in the Jordanian market: the customer reads it in Arabic, pays the way they trust, and the order reaches them. And we redesign an existing store without breaking its cart or checkout.
Shopify store design and development for brands in Jordan
The reality we build on
A beautiful store is not enough. Your customer reads Arabic, trusts cash on delivery, and expects a parcel that actually arrives - and all three are decided before the first line of design, not after.
What building a new store includes
The store is bilingual by design, and Arabic is treated as a full right-to-left layout rather than translated text on an English theme. This is the item most often missed in Arabic Shopify stores, because almost every theme is built English-first.
We recommend a theme once we know the number of products, how people will browse, and how heavy the imagery is. No single theme suits every store, and we tell you up front what will need custom work in the theme you pick.
Shopify Payments is not available in Jordan, so the store is connected to a third-party gateway such as Areeba, PayTabs, Telr or Payfort. We explain the merchant account and documents that requires before we start, not after.
Cash on delivery is the most trusted and most used method in the Jordanian market, so it is built in as a primary choice rather than a fallback - with order verification set up to reduce returns.
Your courier connected so rates and options appear to the customer at checkout, with shipment status synced instead of tracked by hand.
Google Analytics and your social channels connected, tracking the events that matter: add to cart, checkout started, order completed - not just visit counts.
Redesigning an existing Shopify store
Work happens on a duplicate of the theme, never the live store, so your shop keeps selling throughout - and nothing is published until you have reviewed it.
Product grids, spacing, typography and image sizing, and stopping any element from being cropped or running off the screen. Every page is checked on real device widths, not only in the theme editor.
An opening section with video that loads without slowing the page on a mobile connection, with a poster image that appears immediately before the video plays.
We do not touch cart, product, navigation or checkout logic. The change is visual, and the full purchase path is tested after every edit to confirm it still works.
Frequently asked
Yes, but through a third-party gateway, because Shopify Payments is not available in Jordan. The gateway needs a merchant account, documents and approval, and that waiting time is built into the schedule from the start.
The platform does; themes are a different matter. Most are built English-first, and getting Arabic right - direction, fonts, spacing - means work on the theme itself, not just switching a language on.
No, as long as the work is done on a theme copy and the URLs do not change. If any URL does change, we redirect it so nothing that already reaches you is lost.
It depends on the number of products, the state of your content, and whether the payment gateway is ready. We give you a timeline after seeing your store or your requirements - not before.