Launch a new store, improve the one you have, or connect the systems behind it. Get strategy, design and Shopify development with Vivek leading your project from the first brief to handover.
Clear scope. Direct communication. A store your team can manage.
Choose a focused improvement or bring a complete roadmap. We connect what customers see with the theme, apps and operations that make it work.
Turn your catalog and content into clear navigation, collection pages and product experiences. Custom Liquid sections and Online Store 2.0 templates give your team practical editing controls.
Review mobile usability, product information, search, cart interactions and customer feedback. Prioritize the changes that address observed friction, then implement and measure them.
Plan B2B buying, international storefronts and checkout requirements together. We map each requirement to the available Shopify plan, supported extensions and operational dependencies.
Build a product finder, a custom workflow or an integration with your ERP, CRM or fulfillment system. Define data ownership, API behavior and recovery paths before implementation.
Map products, customers, content, URLs and app dependencies before moving to Shopify. Reconciliation, redirect checks and release planning help your team prepare for the transition.
Get support for campaign work, new features, theme fixes and platform changes. An agreed backlog and review process keep priorities visible as your store evolves.
Different catalogs call for different solutions. Explore the project details to understand the scope, customer experience and implementation context.
A complete store redesign and development engagement across organic bedding, clothing and homeware. A useful example of bringing a broad catalog into a coherent storefront.
Explore the redesignA Shopify product-finder project for a vehicle-fit catalog. Explore how guided selection helps connect customer inputs with the products relevant to their vehicle.
Explore the product finderShopify theme customization for a bags and accessories brand. The project shows the storefront context for considered product presentation and international shopping journeys.
Explore the theme workYour scope identifies the templates, integrations and business rules being delivered, along with who supplies content and approves release. It also separates development fees from Shopify plans, paid apps and external services so your team can assess the continuing cost of the solution.
Review your store, audience, content, apps and business constraints. Agree what success means, which customer journeys matter most and what needs to be ready before development begins.
You receive a prioritized scope, key dependencies and review milestones.
Resolve the user journeys and technical approach, then share working previews for feedback against the approved scope. Review storefront behavior and merchant editing controls together so your team can manage the result.
You review the work at agreed checkpoints, with decisions and changes recorded.
Test the relevant devices, forms and customer journeys with realistic content. Check the agreed integrations and SEO requirements, resolve release blockers and prepare your team for the change.
You receive a release checklist, handover notes and a clear launch plan.
Use the handover and store data to prioritize the next improvements. Campaign updates, new features and platform changes can be planned through a defined project, development hours or a retainer.
You leave with documented merchant controls and an agreed path for follow-up work.
Clear page headings, useful collection and product content, contextual internal links and descriptive image alt text make the store easier to understand.
Review metadata, canonical URLs, indexable pages and relevant structured data. When URLs change, map and validate the redirects included in the migration scope.
Use appropriately sized images, sensible loading priorities and lightweight interactions. Review app scripts and test key templates with real content.
Review navigation, form labels, keyboard access, focus states and touch targets. Test important journeys on mobile and desktop so customers can find information, choose products and complete the next step with less friction.
Agree which actions matter, such as enquiries, add-to-cart activity or completed purchases. Validate the tracking included in your scope and review real behavior after release to help prioritize the next round of improvements.
All services are paid engagements. We review the brief and recommend a scope before development starts.
For a new store, redesign, migration or feature with agreed deliverables and milestones.
Start with named deliverables, acceptance criteria and review milestones. Dependencies such as product content, app access and design approvals are recorded before committing to a release plan. Requests outside the agreed brief are assessed separately.
View project pricingFor a focused list of improvements, fixes or implementation tasks that can be prioritized together.
Prioritize a bounded task, agree an estimate and review the completed change with its time record. This suits a changing list of smaller improvements where each task can be approved independently. Billing and unused-hour terms belong in the proposal.
Explore development hoursFor regular releases, campaign work and a development roadmap that changes with the business.
Agree the available capacity, backlog owner and planning cadence. Regular reviews make room for campaign priorities and maintenance without treating the arrangement as unlimited development. Larger builds receive their own scope when needed.
Explore monthly retainersA growing ecommerce brand needs a clearer product journey, a Shopify theme its team can maintain and a dependable launch. Treat these as one delivery brief, with separate owners for content, storefront behavior and operational dependencies. Start with the collections customers browse most, the product information they need and the tasks merchants repeat each week. Identify which theme sections can be retained, where custom Shopify development is justified and which app integrations must be tested. Agree the first release around those priorities, with content deadlines and acceptance criteria, rather than turning every future idea into a launch requirement.
For example, a catalog-led brief could include clearer collection filters, product specifications and delivery information, supported by a reusable product template. Ask the agency to explain how those changes interact with reviews, subscriptions or fulfillment tools already installed. Include a content checklist and a preview review with the people who manage the store, then reserve time to resolve issues before launch approval.
Build the first milestone around one complete customer journey rather than a list of disconnected page changes. Assign an approver for design, product content and operational behavior. A shared review record should show which decisions are final, which depend on merchant input and which belong in a later release.
Illustrative scenario for scoping the work, not a reported client result.Vivek Codes plans, designs and develops Shopify storefronts, custom themes, apps and integrations. An engagement can cover a new store, a redesign, migration, Shopify Plus requirements or ongoing development. Your proposal identifies the specific deliverables, dependencies, review stages and handover included.
Vivek leads the technical direction and client communication. Design, app development, integration and QA specialists join when the agreed work needs those skills. You have a named lead and a clear scope, with the delivery model explained before work starts.
Yes. We first review the theme, apps, customer journeys and merchant controls. If the existing foundation can support the requirement, targeted customization can be more practical than rebuilding. If a redesign is justified, we explain the limitations and the work involved before proposing it.
A custom theme does not automatically require Shopify Plus. Plan choice depends on your checkout, B2B, international and operational requirements. We confirm current plan and API availability for the requested features during discovery, then recommend the appropriate implementation.
Cost depends on the templates, functionality, content, integrations and migration work involved. Defined deliverables can be priced as a fixed project; an evolving backlog can use development hours or a monthly retainer. Share your goals and budget range for a scoped estimate. Discovery and implementation are paid services.
The schedule follows the agreed scope, content readiness, system access and stakeholder reviews. Your proposal sets out milestones and dependencies. A contained theme change and a store migration need different plans; we confirm a realistic release date after reviewing the requirements.
We plan the page structure, heading hierarchy, metadata, internal links, descriptive image alternatives and relevant structured data alongside the build. Performance work includes responsive images, script review and checks on important templates. For migrations, URL mapping and redirects are included in the agreed scope. Search rankings depend on competition, content and other signals as well as the implementation.
Ownership, source-code access, documentation and third-party licences are set out in the agreement. The handover explains the delivered features, merchant controls and known dependencies. You can arrange a defined support scope, development hours or ongoing maintenance for the next phase.
Tell us where you want to take your Shopify business. Vivek will review your goals and discuss a practical way forward.
Paid projects, development hours and ongoing support. Scope and cost are agreed before work starts. Explore working options.
