We set up, redesign and extend Shopify stores, from theme setup and Shogun page building to custom front ends and the apps and integrations behind your orders.
Woodhouse Spas, a national spa brand, had a Shopify site built years earlier. Their team couldn’t launch new designs or edit content without risking performance or breaking tracking.
Working from their in-house designers’ layouts, we rebuilt it in Shopify and Shogun. Their marketing team now updates and launches content in Shogun, and analytics and SEO carried through intact. Planning an integration? Here’s what Shopify’s API changes mean.
A new store, or a fresh look for one that’s grown awkward. For Woodhouse Spas we turned their designers’ layouts into a build their own team can run.
Moving to Shopify
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Custom front ends
When a product needs explaining, the store has to do more than list it. Unilab’s site walks customers through four clear steps before they order a test.
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Apps and integrations
Tracking, custom features and connections to other systems. For Farm to Fork Meals we linked a national Shopify store with a Laravel ordering system.
Shopify isn’t always the answer. If WooCommerce or nopCommerce suits your store better, we’ll say so.
FAQ
Shopify questions, answered
Shogun is a page builder for Shopify that lets your team create and edit pages without a developer. Woodhouse Spas and OdorFree both use it. Simpler stores often manage well with the standard theme editor.
Yes. Woodhouse Spas came to us with a store built years earlier. Depending on what needs to change, we can redesign, rebuild sections or add features without starting over.
Usually, through apps or custom integrations. For Farm to Fork Meals we connected Shopify to a separate Laravel ordering system and set up tracking. We’ll check what your tools support first.
