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Both are valid starting points. A well-chosen base theme can shorten the path to launch when the brand direction is straightforward; a custom build makes sense when the experience, merchandising needs, or content model are specific. We recommend one after reviewing your catalog, design direction, and timeline.

Yes. We help structure your catalog — product types, options, metafields, and collection logic — and support the import or entry process. Writing product copy and supplying photography usually stays with your team or a content partner, and we will tell you exactly what we need and when.

That depends on your subscription, reviews, search, shipping, and marketing requirements. We prefer the smallest set of apps that does the job well, because each one adds cost, storefront weight, and a dependency to maintain. Where an app is a poor fit, we will say so and outline the alternative.

Timelines depend on catalog size, template count, integration needs, and how quickly content and decisions arrive. We give you an indicative schedule after discovery and scope definition, and update it as milestones are agreed.

You get a handover covering how the theme, sections, and configuration work. From there, teams often move onto a support arrangement for ongoing releases and fixes, or take the store in-house with documentation as a reference.