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Foundational guides on building, customizing, and maintaining Shopify stores — the topical hub linking to our Shopify development services.
At some point, many Shopify stores reach a decision: the current theme has problems — it’s slow, hard to maintain, accumulated technical debt, doesn’t support what the business…
Read article →Gift-with-purchase — giving a free gift when a customer buys (often above a spend threshold, or with a specific product, or during a promotion) — is a popular…
Read article →When you need Shopify work done — a new build, a redesign, ongoing development — one of the first decisions is who does it: a freelancer or an…
Read article →A Shopify store isn’t a launch-and-forget project — it’s a living asset that needs ongoing care to stay healthy, perform well, and keep improving. Apps update, Shopify updates,…
Read article →The cart is a small but pivotal part of the shopping experience, and how it behaves affects conversion. The old default — clicking “add to cart” takes you…
Read article →Wix and Squarespace are excellent website builders — easy, attractive, great for getting a site up quickly. But they’re website builders that do ecommerce, not ecommerce platforms, and…
Read article →One of the most consequential shifts in Shopify’s history isn’t a flashy feature most shoppers would notice — it’s the change to how themes are built, called Online…
Read article →Almost every store follows the same trajectory: it launches fast, and over months and years it gets slow. Not suddenly — gradually, one app, one image, one feature,…
Read article →Here’s an uncomfortable truth about development projects that go wrong: a lot of the time, the problem started with the brief. The developer built something competent, but it…
Read article →A store redesign is one of those projects that feels exciting and turns out to be risky in ways most people don’t anticipate. The excitement is obvious —…
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