Our CRO service covers the full experimentation lifecycle. That includes research, strategy, hypothesis creation, design, development, QA, test management, and analysis. We don’t just run tests. We help you build a sustainable experimentation programme that delivers reliable insights and measurable performance improvements.
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The answers to your questions
No. While A/B testing is a core part of what we do, we also support multivariate testing, personalisation experiments, and iterative optimisation. The approach depends on your goals, traffic levels, and technical setup.
Yes. We work across all major experimentation platforms and adapt to your existing stack. You choose the tool that works best for your organisation, and we focus on building high-quality experiments within it.
All experiments are built by our in-house CRO developers. This ensures technical accuracy, performance stability, and flexibility when working across different platforms and frameworks.
We prioritise tests using a structured framework that balances potential impact, confidence, effort, and alignment with your commercial goals. This helps ensure we focus on experiments that matter most.
Yes. We regularly embed alongside in-house teams and agencies. Some clients use us as an extension of their team, while others rely on us for execution and QA support.
Timelines vary depending on complexity, but our process is designed to maximise testing velocity without compromising quality. We focus on removing bottlenecks and keeping experiments moving.
Yes. Hypotheses are informed by analytics, UX insight, behavioural research, and prior learnings. We focus on test ideas grounded in evidence, not assumptions.
A losing test still delivers value. We document learnings, identify why it underperformed, and feed those insights directly into future experiments.
Yes. We regularly support experimentation across multiple regions, languages, and storefronts, while maintaining consistency and quality.
We provide end-to-end Shopify development including theme builds, custom features, integrations, performance optimisation, QA, and ongoing support.
Yes. We support both standard Shopify and Shopify Plus stores, including complex requirements and international setups.
Yes. Performance optimisation is a core focus of our Shopify work, from front-end improvements to cleaner, more efficient builds.
Both. Some clients engage us for specific projects, while others work with us long-term to support continuous development.
Yes. We regularly integrate ERPs, CRMs, payment providers, marketing tools, and custom systems into Shopify.
Every release is validated by dedicated QA engineers to ensure functionality, performance, and consistency before launch.
Yes. We frequently collaborate with internal teams and external agencies to deliver clean, efficient builds.
Yes. We specialise in improving release velocity while maintaining quality and stability.
Yes. We work with multi-region, multi-language Shopify environments.
Yes. Shopify development and experimentation often work hand in hand within our teams.
We provide Magento development, optimisation, integrations, QA, and ongoing support. Our work focuses on performance, stability, and scalability rather than unnecessary rebuilds.
Yes. We support both Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, adapting our approach to the complexity and scale of your setup.
Yes. Many clients come to us with established Magento stores that need improving. We focus on performance, reliability, and incremental enhancements rather than starting from scratch.
Every release goes through structured QA, including functional testing, regression checks, and performance validation across devices and browsers.
Yes. We support experimentation and optimisation on Magento, working carefully within complex codebases to ensure stability.
Yes. Integrations are a core strength of our Magento team, including ERPs, payment providers, logistics platforms, and custom systems.
Yes. Performance optimisation is a key focus of our Magento work. We identify bottlenecks and implement improvements that reduce load times and improve user experience.
Yes. Many clients work with us as a long-term Magento partner, supporting continuous improvement and feature development.
We follow a structured release process that includes planning, development, QA, and validation to minimise risk and downtime.
Yes. We regularly work within complex, legacy Magento environments and take a careful, pragmatic approach to change.
We provide a full range of QA services including functional testing, regression testing, cross-device and cross-browser testing, performance validation, and analytics QA. Our goal is to ensure every release works exactly as intended, across real user scenarios.
Yes. QA is a dedicated, independent function within Echologyx. Our QA engineers are not the same people writing the code, which allows them to objectively test, challenge assumptions, and catch issues early.
Yes. Many of our clients use us as part of an ongoing delivery cycle. We embed QA into regular releases so quality is maintained as velocity increases, rather than becoming a last-minute check.
Absolutely. We test third-party integrations thoroughly, including edge cases and failure scenarios, to ensure they behave reliably within your wider platform.
Yes. We validate analytics implementations to ensure events, goals, and experiment data are firing correctly. This is especially important for CRO and decision-making confidence.
All issues are clearly documented with steps to reproduce, expected versus actual behaviour, and supporting evidence. This helps developers resolve issues quickly and accurately.
Yes. We regularly work across time zones and with global teams, providing consistent QA coverage that fits into distributed workflows.
Yes, where automation adds genuine value. We assess whether automated testing is appropriate based on your release cadence, platform complexity, and long-term goals.
Yes. Experiment validation is a core strength of our QA team. We ensure variants behave correctly, tracking is accurate, and no unintended side effects are introduced.
Yes. We validate builds before launch and continue QA after release to catch issues that only appear in live environments.
We provide UX audits, user research, journey mapping, UX and UI design, and validation. Our UX work focuses on clarity, usability, and performance.
Yes. UX and CRO are closely connected in our approach. We design experiences that reduce friction and support experimentation and measurable performance improvements.
Yes. We use qualitative and quantitative research methods to understand user behaviour, motivations, and decision-making.
Yes. UX audits are often the starting point. We assess usability, structure, and user behaviour to identify opportunities for improvement.
Yes. We use behavioural data and analytics to inform UX decisions and validate assumptions.
Yes. We design experiences with testing in mind, creating layouts and components that are easy to experiment with and refine.
Yes. Designers work closely with developers to ensure designs are feasible, efficient to implement, and perform as intended.
Yes. UX and UI are often delivered together to ensure experiences are both usable and visually coherent.
Yes. We regularly design within existing brand guidelines and design systems to maintain consistency.
Yes. We consider language, cultural differences, and regional behaviour when designing experiences for global audiences.
We offer end-to-end WordPress development, including custom theme builds, tailored functionality, performance optimisation, QA, and ongoing support. Whether you need a new build or improvements to an existing site, we focus on stability, speed, and long-term maintainability.
Yes. Many clients come to us with established WordPress sites that need improving rather than rebuilding. We assess the current setup and recommend practical enhancements that deliver better performance and reliability.
Yes. Performance is a core focus of our WordPress work. We identify bottlenecks, optimise front-end delivery, and ensure the site loads quickly and reliably across devices.
Yes. We build custom WordPress themes designed around your content needs and performance goals. Our themes are lightweight, flexible, and easy to maintain.
Absolutely. We work with content-led and marketing-driven sites where structure, performance, and editorial usability are critical. Our builds prioritise clarity and ease of management.
Yes. As part of ongoing support, we manage updates and monitor stability to help keep your WordPress site secure and up to date.
Yes. We regularly integrate analytics platforms, CRMs, marketing tools, and other third-party services into WordPress sites.
Yes. All WordPress releases are validated through QA to ensure functionality, layout, and performance are consistent before going live.
Yes. We often support CRO and experimentation programmes on WordPress sites, ensuring changes are implemented cleanly and tested reliably.
Yes. We build and support multilingual WordPress setups and ensure content, navigation, and performance remain consistent across languages.
Yes. QA includes validating tracking and ensuring experiment data is clean, reliable, and trustworthy before decisions are made.
CRO works best when you have enough traffic to learn quickly, but it’s not limited to enterprise brands. We tailor programmes based on scale, maturity, and goals.
Success is measured against agreed KPIs such as conversion rate, revenue, engagement, or efficiency. We align on this upfront so results are clear.
Yes. We can lead CRO strategy and roadmap planning even if execution is handled internally or by another partner.
We begin with a strategy session to understand your goals, challenges, and current setup, then recommend the best next steps.
Yes. We regularly support complex, high-traffic platforms and tailor our approach to suit scale, architecture, and operational needs.
We identify bottlenecks across frontend, backend, and infrastructure, then implement targeted improvements to increase speed and responsiveness.
Yes. We work across modern frontend and backend technologies including React, Node.js, .NET, PHP, and more, depending on your platform.
Yes. We often work as an extension of in-house teams, integrating into existing workflows and collaborating closely with internal stakeholders.
Yes. We offer ongoing support, optimisation, and enhancements after launch.
We assess requirements, complexity, and priorities before proposing a clear delivery plan.
Yes. We build solutions that are maintainable and aligned with Shopify best practices.
Yes. We can optimise, extend, or refactor existing themes where appropriate.
We begin with a technical consultation to understand your needs and goals.
Yes. We ensure analytics and tracking remain accurate after Magento releases so performance decisions are based on reliable data.
Yes. We embed seamlessly into existing workflows and collaborate closely with internal developers and stakeholders.
We begin with a technical review to understand your architecture, constraints, and priorities before defining a clear delivery plan.
Yes. We work with multi-region Magento environments and ensure consistency across markets.
We can usually onboard quickly once scope and access are agreed. Our team is experienced at adapting to existing tools and processes.
Yes. We often work alongside internal teams and agencies as an extension of their delivery capability.
Yes. We regularly work with complex and legacy platforms, where careful QA is especially important to avoid regressions.
We use structured test plans, repeatable processes, and clear documentation to maintain consistency across releases.
We start with a scoping session to understand your platform, release process, and quality goals, then tailor our QA support accordingly.
We validate designs through usability testing, feedback loops, and collaboration with CRO and development teams.
Yes. UX projects can run independently or as part of a wider CRO or development programme.
Yes. Accessibility is considered throughout the design process to ensure experiences are usable by as many people as possible.
Timelines vary depending on scope, research depth, and complexity, but we always align expectations upfront.
We begin with discovery to understand your users, goals, and current challenges before recommending next steps.
Yes. We frequently work from externally supplied designs and collaborate closely to ensure they are implemented accurately and efficiently.
Yes. Many clients work with us on an ongoing basis for continuous development, improvements, and support.
We begin with a technical and functional review to understand your requirements, constraints, and priorities before proposing a clear plan.
Yes. Editor usability is always considered. We build WordPress sites that are intuitive for content teams to manage day to day.
Our CRO service covers the full experimentation lifecycle. That includes research, strategy, hypothesis creation, design, development, QA, test management, and analysis. We don’t just run tests. We help you build a sustainable experimentation programme that delivers reliable insights and measurable performance improvements.
No. While A/B testing is a core part of what we do, we also support multivariate testing, personalisation experiments, and iterative optimisation. The approach depends on your goals, traffic levels, and technical setup.
Yes. We work across all major experimentation platforms and adapt to your existing stack. You choose the tool that works best for your organisation, and we focus on building high-quality experiments within it.
All experiments are built by our in-house CRO developers. This ensures technical accuracy, performance stability, and flexibility when working across different platforms and frameworks.
We follow structured development practices and embed QA into every stage of delivery. Every release is validated to ensure functionality, performance, and consistency.
No. While ecommerce is a key area, we also build and support custom web applications, content platforms, and business-critical systems.
Yes. Many clients engage us to improve performance, stability, or usability without rebuilding from scratch. We assess your current setup and recommend practical improvements.
Yes. We regularly work on bespoke platforms, including .NET and C# environments. We can extend, optimise, or rebuild systems depending on your requirements and long-term goals.
We support a wide range of web development projects, from bespoke platforms and .NET applications to ecommerce builds on Shopify and Magento. Our focus is on delivering scalable, high-performing solutions tailored to your business.
We provide end-to-end Shopify development including theme builds, custom features, integrations, performance optimisation, QA, and ongoing support.
Yes. We support both standard Shopify and Shopify Plus stores, including complex requirements and international setups.
Yes. Performance optimisation is a core focus of our Shopify work, from front-end improvements to cleaner, more efficient builds.
Both. Some clients engage us for specific projects, while others work with us long-term to support continuous development.
We provide Magento development, optimisation, integrations, QA, and ongoing support. Our work focuses on performance, stability, and scalability rather than unnecessary rebuilds.
Yes. We support both Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, adapting our approach to the complexity and scale of your setup.
Yes. Many clients come to us with established Magento stores that need improving. We focus on performance, reliability, and incremental enhancements rather than starting from scratch.
Every release goes through structured QA, including functional testing, regression checks, and performance validation across devices and browsers.
We provide a full range of QA services including functional testing, regression testing, cross-device and cross-browser testing, performance validation, and analytics QA. Our goal is to ensure every release works exactly as intended, across real user scenarios.
Yes. QA is a dedicated, independent function within Echologyx. Our QA engineers are not the same people writing the code, which allows them to objectively test, challenge assumptions, and catch issues early.
Yes. Many of our clients use us as part of an ongoing delivery cycle. We embed QA into regular releases so quality is maintained as velocity increases, rather than becoming a last-minute check.
Absolutely. We test third-party integrations thoroughly, including edge cases and failure scenarios, to ensure they behave reliably within your wider platform.
We provide UX audits, user research, journey mapping, UX and UI design, and validation. Our UX work focuses on clarity, usability, and performance.
Yes. UX and CRO are closely connected in our approach. We design experiences that reduce friction and support experimentation and measurable performance improvements.
Yes. We use qualitative and quantitative research methods to understand user behaviour, motivations, and decision-making.
Yes. UX audits are often the starting point. We assess usability, structure, and user behaviour to identify opportunities for improvement.
We offer end-to-end WordPress development, including custom theme builds, tailored functionality, performance optimisation, QA, and ongoing support. Whether you need a new build or improvements to an existing site, we focus on stability, speed, and long-term maintainability.
Yes. Many clients come to us with established WordPress sites that need improving rather than rebuilding. We assess the current setup and recommend practical enhancements that deliver better performance and reliability.
Yes. Performance is a core focus of our WordPress work. We identify bottlenecks, optimise front-end delivery, and ensure the site loads quickly and reliably across devices.
Yes. We build custom WordPress themes designed around your content needs and performance goals. Our themes are lightweight, flexible, and easy to maintain.
We prioritise tests using a structured framework that balances potential impact, confidence, effort, and alignment with your commercial goals. This helps ensure we focus on experiments that matter most.
Yes. We regularly embed alongside in-house teams and agencies. Some clients use us as an extension of their team, while others rely on us for execution and QA support.
Timelines vary depending on complexity, but our process is designed to maximise testing velocity without compromising quality. We focus on removing bottlenecks and keeping experiments moving.
Yes. Hypotheses are informed by analytics, UX insight, behavioural research, and prior learnings. We focus on test ideas grounded in evidence, not assumptions.
A losing test still delivers value. We document learnings, identify why it underperformed, and feed those insights directly into future experiments.
Yes. We regularly support experimentation across multiple regions, languages, and storefronts, while maintaining consistency and quality.
Yes. QA includes validating tracking and ensuring experiment data is clean, reliable, and trustworthy before decisions are made.
CRO works best when you have enough traffic to learn quickly, but it’s not limited to enterprise brands. We tailor programmes based on scale, maturity, and goals.
Success is measured against agreed KPIs such as conversion rate, revenue, engagement, or efficiency. We align on this upfront so results are clear.
Yes. We can lead CRO strategy and roadmap planning even if execution is handled internally or by another partner.
We begin with a strategy session to understand your goals, challenges, and current setup, then recommend the best next steps.
Yes. We regularly support complex, high-traffic platforms and tailor our approach to suit scale, architecture, and operational needs.
We identify bottlenecks across frontend, backend, and infrastructure, then implement targeted improvements to increase speed and responsiveness.
Yes. We work across modern frontend and backend technologies including React, Node.js, .NET, PHP, and more, depending on your platform.
Yes. We often work as an extension of in-house teams, integrating into existing workflows and collaborating closely with internal stakeholders.
Timelines depend on complexity, but our structured approach and embedded QA allow us to deliver efficiently without compromising quality.
Yes. Many clients work with us on an ongoing basis to support continuous improvements, new features, and optimisation.
We plan migrations carefully, ensuring data integrity, minimal disruption, and improved performance on the new platform. Each migration is tailored to your specific setup.
Yes. We regularly integrate platforms with ERPs, CRMs, payment providers, and other third-party tools to ensure seamless data flow.
Yes. QA is a core part of our process. Dedicated QA specialists validate every change across devices, browsers, and user scenarios before release.
Yes. We regularly integrate ERPs, CRMs, payment providers, marketing tools, and custom systems into Shopify.
Every release is validated by dedicated QA engineers to ensure functionality, performance, and consistency before launch.
Yes. We frequently collaborate with internal teams and external agencies to deliver clean, efficient builds.
Yes. We specialise in improving release velocity while maintaining quality and stability.
Yes. We work with multi-region, multi-language Shopify environments.
Yes. Shopify development and experimentation often work hand in hand within our teams.
Yes. We offer ongoing support, optimisation, and enhancements after launch.
We assess requirements, complexity, and priorities before proposing a clear delivery plan.
Yes. We build solutions that are maintainable and aligned with Shopify best practices.
Yes. We can optimise, extend, or refactor existing themes where appropriate.
We begin with a technical consultation to understand your needs and goals.
Yes. We support experimentation and optimisation on Magento, working carefully within complex codebases to ensure stability.
Yes. Integrations are a core strength of our Magento team, including ERPs, payment providers, logistics platforms, and custom systems.
Yes. Performance optimisation is a key focus of our Magento work. We identify bottlenecks and implement improvements that reduce load times and improve user experience.
Yes. Many clients work with us as a long-term Magento partner, supporting continuous improvement and feature development.
We follow a structured release process that includes planning, development, QA, and validation to minimise risk and downtime.
Yes. We regularly work within complex, legacy Magento environments and take a careful, pragmatic approach to change.
Yes. We ensure analytics and tracking remain accurate after Magento releases so performance decisions are based on reliable data.
Yes. We embed seamlessly into existing workflows and collaborate closely with internal developers and stakeholders.
We begin with a technical review to understand your architecture, constraints, and priorities before defining a clear delivery plan.
Yes. We work with multi-region Magento environments and ensure consistency across markets.
Yes. We validate analytics implementations to ensure events, goals, and experiment data are firing correctly. This is especially important for CRO and decision-making confidence.
All issues are clearly documented with steps to reproduce, expected versus actual behaviour, and supporting evidence. This helps developers resolve issues quickly and accurately.
Yes. We regularly work across time zones and with global teams, providing consistent QA coverage that fits into distributed workflows.
Yes, where automation adds genuine value. We assess whether automated testing is appropriate based on your release cadence, platform complexity, and long-term goals.
Yes. Experiment validation is a core strength of our QA team. We ensure variants behave correctly, tracking is accurate, and no unintended side effects are introduced.
Yes. We validate builds before launch and continue QA after release to catch issues that only appear in live environments.
We can usually onboard quickly once scope and access are agreed. Our team is experienced at adapting to existing tools and processes.
Yes. We often work alongside internal teams and agencies as an extension of their delivery capability.
Yes. We regularly work with complex and legacy platforms, where careful QA is especially important to avoid regressions.
We use structured test plans, repeatable processes, and clear documentation to maintain consistency across releases.
We start with a scoping session to understand your platform, release process, and quality goals, then tailor our QA support accordingly.
Yes. We use behavioural data and analytics to inform UX decisions and validate assumptions.
Yes. We design experiences with testing in mind, creating layouts and components that are easy to experiment with and refine.
Yes. Designers work closely with developers to ensure designs are feasible, efficient to implement, and perform as intended.
Yes. UX and UI are often delivered together to ensure experiences are both usable and visually coherent.
Yes. We regularly design within existing brand guidelines and design systems to maintain consistency.
Yes. We consider language, cultural differences, and regional behaviour when designing experiences for global audiences.
We validate designs through usability testing, feedback loops, and collaboration with CRO and development teams.
Yes. UX projects can run independently or as part of a wider CRO or development programme.
Yes. Accessibility is considered throughout the design process to ensure experiences are usable by as many people as possible.
Timelines vary depending on scope, research depth, and complexity, but we always align expectations upfront.
We begin with discovery to understand your users, goals, and current challenges before recommending next steps.
Absolutely. We work with content-led and marketing-driven sites where structure, performance, and editorial usability are critical. Our builds prioritise clarity and ease of management.
Yes. As part of ongoing support, we manage updates and monitor stability to help keep your WordPress site secure and up to date.
Yes. We regularly integrate analytics platforms, CRMs, marketing tools, and other third-party services into WordPress sites.
Yes. All WordPress releases are validated through QA to ensure functionality, layout, and performance are consistent before going live.
Yes. We often support CRO and experimentation programmes on WordPress sites, ensuring changes are implemented cleanly and tested reliably.
Yes. We build and support multilingual WordPress setups and ensure content, navigation, and performance remain consistent across languages.
Yes. We frequently work from externally supplied designs and collaborate closely to ensure they are implemented accurately and efficiently.
Yes. Many clients work with us on an ongoing basis for continuous development, improvements, and support.
We begin with a technical and functional review to understand your requirements, constraints, and priorities before proposing a clear plan.
Yes. Editor usability is always considered. We build WordPress sites that are intuitive for content teams to manage day to day.

































