Distribution and trade
For companies that represent someone else’s brand in a market.
Service
E-commerce and Shopify
Storefronts, themes, and the operational layer that keeps them running.
A storefront is only the visible part. What determines whether it works is the catalogue structure behind it, the integrations that connect it to how the business actually operates, and whether it is fast enough on a mid-range phone on a mobile connection.
How we approach it
We work on Shopify Online Store 2.0 with theme code we can read and maintain, rather than page-builder output. Catalogue and metafield architecture is decided before the theme, because retro-fitting a product data model to a live store is expensive.
What this covers
Storefront
- Online Store 2.0 theme development
- Section and block architecture
- Performance and Core Web Vitals
- Checkout extensibility
Catalogue
- Product data modelling
- Metafield and metaobject architecture
- Collection and navigation structure
- Bulk import and migration
Operations
- Payment and shipping integration
- ERP and stock synchronisation
- Order and fulfilment workflows
- Analytics and conversion tracking
Our method
Theme-Safe
No change reaches a live storefront without a preview theme and a backup of the published one. Publishing straight to a live store is how stores break during trading hours.
What you receive
Preview themeProduct data modelLive themeIntegration configurationPerformance reportHandover documentation
Who this is for
Professional services
For firms whose product is expertise and whose risk is credibility.
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- Office
- Istanbul, Türkiye
- Working languages
- Turkish, English
- Delivery languages
- English, Turkish, Russian, German