From signing in to launching your site, you’ll have a live, fully responsive e-commerce storefront in minutes—no coding required.
Before You Begin #
- Account: Make sure you have an active WebOps account.
- Plan Selection: You can choose between a free trial or any paid plan that supports e-commerce features.
- Assets on Hand: Have your business name, description, logo file, and contact details ready.
1. Sign In to Your Dashboard #
- Go to app.thewebops.com and click Sign In.
- Enter your email and password.
- Once authenticated, you’ll land on your main Dashboard.
2. Choose to Create Your Free or Paid Website #
- In your Dashboard, click Create New Site.
- Select whether you’d like to start with our Free Trial or pick a Paid Plan.
- Click Continue.
Step 3: Select Build With AI #
- Once your site is ready:
- Click Start Building
- Choose Build With AI
- This launches the AI setup wizard.
4. Tell Us About Your Business #
- Business Name: Type in your store’s name exactly as you’d like it to appear.
- Business Type: Choose from dropdown options (e.g. Retail, Fashion, Electronics).
- Language: Select your primary site language (Arabic, English, etc.).
5. Craft Your Brand Story #
- In the Business Description field, write a short summary (1–2 sentences) about what you sell and who you serve.
- Tip: Click Improve Using AI to instantly enhance your description for maximum impact.
6. Add Your Contact Information #
Provide essential details so customers can reach you:
- Phone Number
- Address (street, city, postal code)
- Social Media Links (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.)
7. Select Your Imagery #
Explore our library of hundreds of high-quality, royalty-free images to use on your website.
- Click on the search bar to see AI-suggested keywords you can choose from, or type your own search terms like “fashion storefront” or “tech gadget” to narrow results.
- Browse the Search Results and click on any image that match your brand vibe to select it.
- Use Upload Your Images to add and use your own photos.
- View and manage your selections anytime under Selected Images.
8. Pick Your Template #
- In the Templates panel, you’ll see a gallery of over 300 professionally designed themes.
- Browse by category or style to find one that suits your store.
9. Filter for E-Commerce Layouts #
- Type “e-commerce” into the template search bar.
- All e-commerce–optimized designs will surface first.
- Hover over a design and click Select to apply it.
10. Customize Your Look & Feel #
- Open the Design Settings panel.
- Adjust Colors, Fonts, and Spacing to match your brand guidelines.
- Upload your Logo and reposition it in the header.
- Don’t forget to toggle Mobile and Tablet previews to ensure your site looks great on every device.
11. Select Your Website Features #
In this final step, choose the features you want to include on your website. These tools help define how your site works and what visitors can do on it.
- Blog
- Page Builder
- Contact Form
- eCommerce
- Free Live Chat
Make sure to select the eCommerce feature to build your website with online selling capabilities.
12. Build & Publish #
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- Click Start Building and let our AI engine assemble everything into a live website.
- Sit tight, this usually takes under 60 seconds.
- Once your website is ready, you can choose to:
- See Your Website to view your newly created site.
- Visit Dashboard to start editing and managing your website right away.
🎉 Congratulations! You now have a fully functional, AI-powered e-commerce website.
Next Steps #
From your WordPress dashboard, you can manage your store and configure WooCommerce to run and grow your e-commerce website.
- Add Products: Go to Products tab under the WooCommerce tab, then Add New Product to upload your products, add descriptions, and set prices.
- Configure Payments: Visit Settings → Payments to connect Stripe, PayPal, or other gateways (you can find more details in connecting Stripe account article).
- Set Up Shipping: Under Settings → Shipping, define your rates and regions.
- Launch Promotions: Use the Marketing tab to create discount codes and email campaigns.