Shopify development
What this service includes
Hosted store setup, Liquid template work where the theme settings run out, an honest audit of the apps you already pay for, and a catalog structure that makes sense to a shopper.
Opening
Hosted store setup, Liquid template work where the theme settings run out, an honest audit of the apps you already pay for, and a catalog structure that makes sense to a shopper.
Shopify suits a business that wants the selling system hosted and the admin focused purely on products and orders. We set up the store, customize the theme, and write custom Liquid where theme settings run out.
Who this is for
You want a hosted store, you are ready to pay Shopify’s own monthly plan, and you can provide products, policies and a merchant account. Choose this over WooCommerce if you do not want to manage hosting for the shop.
Deliverables
- Navigation, collections, offer pages, and shipping/returns policy layouts.
- Custom Liquid coding for the things the theme editor cannot do.
- Third-party apps installed only when they earn their keep, and redundant scripts removed — most slow Shopify stores are slow because of leftover apps.
- A responsive slide-out drawer cart, and the mobile checkout path tested start to finish before you go live.
Client must send
- Shopify account access.
- Your theme license.
- Brand files and product data.
- Your custom domain.
Not promised
- We do not claim Shopify Partner status that we do not have.
- No developer can promise you a number of sales — we can promise a store that loads fast and checks out cleanly.
What you receive
Admin access on your Shopify account, the customized theme, a list of apps installed and why each one is there, and notes for adding a product without breaking the layout. Shopify billing stays in your name. We do not hold the store hostage behind our own login.
Closing note
Select Shopify in the form and tell us whether a store already exists.
Questions owners ask before hiring
Short answers here, in the order they usually arrive. Same six answers appear on /faq/ with schema, so there is no duplicated content, only a summary block that links down to the full page.
01 How do I choose between WooCommerce and Shopify?
If you want the blog, the articles and the products in one WordPress admin, and you would rather not give away a percentage of your sales every month, WooCommerce suits you. If you would prefer somebody else to run hosting, security and checkout while you focus purely on selling, Shopify is the easier road.
02 Will I be able to edit products, prices and text without a developer?
Yes. Native blocks and the normal dashboards, plus handover notes written for someone who has not opened WordPress before.
03 Do you build with Elementor or custom lightweight themes?
Both, and it is your call. A lightweight block theme is the better bet when mobile speed matters. Elementor suits teams that want to drag things around themselves.
04 How are payment gateways configured?
Your merchant account stays yours. We connect the API keys, set up webhooks, and run end-to-end sandbox transactions on every method. Card numbers never sit on your server. Approval of the account itself is the provider's decision.
05 What should I prepare before starting?
A plain description of what you sell, who buys it, what you want a visitor to do, and your brand and product files. Host and admin logins can come later.
06 What happens after launch?
A monthly maintenance plan covers updates, backups and security. Without a retainer you still get every credential and the handover guide. Nothing is held back as leverage.
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