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In the past, static websites commonly featured product images and descriptions, prompting customers to order via email or phone. Today, however, customers anticipate a more dynamic experience with robust ecommerce functionalities. This streamlines the purchasing process, encouraging users to complete transactions on your site instead of exploring competitor options.
Adding a payment gateway and checkout to your static site is quite straightforward. Application programming interfaces (APIs) and serverless architectures let you embed ecommerce features into static websites, enabling your business to accept transactions directly.
This tutorial explores adding PayPal and Stripe payment gateways to a flower delivery shop’s static site. Follow the steps to learn how to add these functions to your website and open new opportunities to drive online sales.