A Shopify theme that looks distinct and works hard.

Yes. We implement from Figma or a comparable design source and will flag anything that conflicts with Shopify conventions, merchandising flexibility, or performance before we build it. Where designs are incomplete, we will identify the states and breakpoints still needed.

Often, yes. We review the theme's structure, dependencies, and edit history first. If it is maintainable, extending is usually faster and lower risk. If it has been patched past the point of safe change, we will explain the trade-offs of a rebuild rather than layering on more.

That is the point of the section library. We define blocks with clear names, sensible presets, and constrained settings so pages can be composed in the theme editor. We document what each section is for and where it is safe to change.

Customizations are kept as isolated as the platform allows, and we document what was changed and why. Vendor theme updates still need review before applying — we will tell you what a given update touches and what needs retesting.

Yes. We build storefront components with translation and market-specific content in mind, and implement the localization surfaces your setup supports. Available capabilities depend on your Shopify plan and configuration.

We can review and improve markup semantics, focus management, contrast, and keyboard interaction. We describe the work as accessibility improvement rather than certification — a conformance claim needs a formal audit against a specific standard.