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Services

Shopify & WordPress development for real businesses.

New websites and stores, redesigns, custom sections, and ecommerce work — plus improvements to sites that already exist: responsive fixes, performance, and migrations where needed.

01 / WordPress

WordPress Development

Elementor, Gutenberg and Kadence builds, WooCommerce stores, landing pages, redesigns, and speed or bug fixes for sites that already exist.

WordPress Website DevelopmentElementor DevelopmentGutenberg DevelopmentKadence DevelopmentWooCommerceLanding PagesWebsite RedesignsResponsive DevelopmentSpeed & Performance ImprovementsBug Fixes / Existing Site ImprovementsPlugin Setup & IntegrationWebsite Migration
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02 / Shopify

Shopify Development

Theme customization, custom Liquid sections, product and collection page work, store redesigns, and app integration for existing stores.

Shopify Store DevelopmentTheme CustomizationLiquid DevelopmentCustom Shopify SectionsProduct Page DevelopmentCollection Page DevelopmentStore RedesignApp IntegrationResponsive DevelopmentSpeed ImprovementsExisting Store ImprovementsMigration / Store Setup
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Not every project needs a rebuild.

Most of the ongoing work is on WordPress and Shopify sites that already exist — improving what’s there rather than starting over.

01Layout and design improvements
02New sections or pages
03Responsive and mobile fixes
04Performance improvements
05Ecommerce and checkout changes
06Plugin or app integration

Working this way

Direct communication

You talk to the person actually building the site, every time.

Clear scope

A defined scope and timeline agreed before work starts.

Focused implementation

No rotating account team, and no handoffs partway through.

Frequently asked

Yes — a large part of the work is improving, fixing, or extending sites that already exist, not just building from scratch.

Yes. Redesigns are often scoped around specific pages or sections rather than a full rebuild, depending on what the site actually needs.

Yes, depending on what the site needs and what you want to be able to edit yourself afterward.

Yes, from initial setup through custom product, cart, and checkout flows.

Yes — custom sections and theme-level changes that go beyond what the theme editor allows on its own.

Yes, this is a regular part of both WordPress and Shopify work, on new builds and existing sites alike.

Yes, including moving between hosts, themes, or from another platform onto WordPress or Shopify.

With a short call to discuss scope and goals, followed by a clear plan and timeline before any work begins.

Have a WordPress or Shopify project in mind?