Case Study · F.O.C.U.S.

Conversion is not a project. Four years of shop optimization.

How nuonic has continuously evolved the SHIFTER online shop operated by BYTECLUB GmbH since 2022 — from a six-step checkout redesign through mobile and listing optimization to the marketing and tracking stack. One principle: the shop gets a little better every week.
SHIFTER online shop by BYTECLUB GmbH on Shopware 6 — homepage with top deals
FFacts

Reality over assumptions

OObjectives

Clarity before speed

CConstraints

The truth about systems

UExecution

Build, don't discuss

SScaling

Growth is a system

Project at a glance
Shop
SHIFTER (BYTECLUB GmbH)
Industry
Tech & Consumer Electronics
Platform
Shopware 6
Model
Continuous development
Timeframe
Since January 2022 (ongoing)
Environment
Interlocked with COMSPOT B2B
Shopware 6Checkout RedesignListing & FiltersMobile ExperienceAWINShopvoteJUNEPAQATODooFinderPayPal
F

Facts— Reality over assumptions

Conversion is decided in the details: a cut-off price in the listing, a filter that breaks on the tablet, one checkout step too many. In a live shop with real traffic, these aren't trivialities but measurable revenue losses. The factual basis comes from operations itself — every ticket is a documented point of friction between customer and purchase. Making these friction points continuously visible is the foundation of our optimization work.

O

Objectives— Impact over features

No big-bang relaunch, but continuous improvement:

  • Smooth the purchase path: systematically declutter the entire checkout flow, step by step.
  • Mobile at desktop level: bring the mobile experience up to the level of the desktop.
  • Marketing cleanly integrated: embed affiliate, reviews, email and shipping communication into the shop without breaks.
  • During live operations: every improvement in full daily business, without interrupting sales.
C

Constraints— Making limits visible

The critical conditions were named before implementation, not discovered during it:

  • Shared systems: the shop shares systems and processes with COMSPOT's B2B business — changes never act in isolation.
  • Extensive third-party stack: many integrations that must stay aligned with one another.
  • Product data from upstream systems: article data comes from upstream systems and must flow in reliably.
  • The open system: the most important constraint of all — every optimization happens on the live, revenue-relevant shop.

Spotlight: checkout redesign

The entire purchase path was rethought in six defined steps — from the cart slide-in through login, shipping & payment to order confirmation. Rebuilt, tested and shipped step by step — without interrupting ongoing sales.

4.5 years
Continuous support
6 steps
Checkout completely rethought
6+ systems
Marketing & tracking integrated
B2C + B2B
Channels interlocked, not separate

Execution & Scaling

A little closer to the purchase every week.

U

Execution— Build, don't discuss

No concept loops, but continuous delivery to the standards of our Shopware development:

  • Checkout redesign: six steps of the purchase path reworked individually — cart slide-in, cart view, login, shipping & payment, confirmation, order confirmation.
  • Listing & product presentation: product lists, filters, variant logic and product streams continuously optimized — desktop, tablet and mobile.
  • Mobile experience: mobile listing reworked, navigation, search and sliders stabilized for small viewports.
  • Marketing integrations: AWIN affiliate tracking with voucher logic, Shopvote reviews, JUNE email marketing, PAQATO shipping communication, DooFinder product feed, PayPal optimizations.
  • Sales features: live shopping formats in the listing, benefit banners, test-winner elements — implemented quickly whenever marketing needs them.
  • Product data & operations: product uploads secured via API, performance bottlenecks (including database load) analyzed and fixed.
S

Scaling— Growth is a system, not luck

Since January 2022 the collaboration has run in the same rhythm: identify friction points, prioritize, implement, ship — as Shopware support & maintenance with a fixed cadence. The interlock with COMSPOT's B2B business (including shared delivery-time logic) ensures that the B2C and B2B channels don't drift apart.

Impact over activity

A relaunch makes a shop better once. Continuous optimization makes it better every week — and after four years, that is the bigger difference.

Services at a glance
Purchase path
6-step checkout redesign
Frontend
Listing, filters, mobile, variants
Integrations
AWIN, Shopvote, JUNE, PAQATO, DooFinder, PayPal
Sales
Live shopping & campaign features
Operations
Product-data APIs, performance
Model
Continuous development since 2022
CheckoutListing & FiltersMobileAffiliate & TrackingEmail MarketingPerformance
The roles in the project

Four roles, from facts to scaling.

Responsibility across the full cycle — operationally tied to the phases, with no handoffs into the void.

Strategist

  • Prioritizing friction points

Architect

  • Integration & data flows

Builder

  • Frontend & feature delivery

Operator

  • Live operations since 2022
Contact

Your shop runs — but does it convert? Let's talk about impact.

nuonic Digital GmbH & Co. KG · Munich & Hamburg

Benedikt Rillox
Benedikt RilloxFounder · Strategist
Alex Jank
Alex JankFounder · Architect