Theme-based store
Keep page editing close to Shopify’s merchant tools. Start here when the catalogue and buying journey fit the platform’s theme and app model.
Bring your catalogue, customer journey and fulfilment systems into one implementation.
Keep page editing close to Shopify’s merchant tools. Start here when the catalogue and buying journey fit the platform’s theme and app model.
Use a separate storefront for custom browsing and content experiences, connected to Shopify’s catalogue, cart and checkout. Scope hosting, previews, search, customer accounts and app compatibility explicitly.
Turn your brand and products into a store customers can buy from.
Home, collections and product pages
Cart, supported checkout and payments
Shipping, order emails and analytics
We review the catalogue, brand and operating setup, then agree the launch scope.
Confirm the launch catalogue, sales regions and fulfilment partner.
Agreed scope · dependencies · acceptance criteria
We turn the agreed buying journey into mobile and desktop page designs.
Review the designs and supply the final brand assets and content.
We implement the agreed storefront, load the catalogue and connect store operations.
Test your real products and operating rules in the review store.
We complete the release checklist and walk your team through running the store.
Approve launch after the agreed checks; assign the store owner.
Planning options, not a fixed package. Features and handover are agreed for your project.

Brand-led design and interactive shopping tools for bags and everyday-carry accessories.
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Shopify development for a broad bath and kitchen range.
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UI/UX design and theme development, from the homepage to the buying decision.
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A WordPress migration covering the product catalogue, bespoke theme development and warehouse integration.
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Collection navigation, garment options and a storefront that adapts from desktop to phone.
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A catalogue organised by garment, age and coordinated print.
View projectYes. We review the theme, apps, catalogue and connected systems before deciding what to keep, change or replace. A complete rebuild is not the default.
Migration scope can include products, variants, collections, media and URL mapping. We sample the source data first and agree how unsupported or incomplete records will be handled.
We check the requested behaviour against your Shopify plan, supported extension points and payment setup before committing to it. Any platform constraints are recorded in the scope.
Shopify subscriptions, paid apps, payment processing and other third-party fees are separate from implementation unless the agreement explicitly includes them.
We plan redirects, catalogue URLs, metadata and tracking continuity, then verify the agreed routes after launch. Existing search rankings cannot be guaranteed.
Your team receives the agreed access and operating instructions. Ongoing theme work, integration monitoring and support can be scoped separately.
Share your store, catalogue and the systems an order needs to reach.
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