Shopify Development
Shopify development, built around the checkout.
We design and build custom Shopify stores for ambitious brands worldwide. Fast product pages, a short path to payment, and a fixed quote before the first product is uploaded.
What this is
What a Shopify project covers.
The store, complete: a theme designed and built for your brand, products and collections structured properly, shipping and taxes configured, payments set up for your market, and the launch handled. We also migrate stores in from WooCommerce, Wix, and other platforms when owners have had enough.
Who it’s for: businesses whose products are the point. Consumer brands, retailers moving online, restaurants taking orders, and any company tired of running a store on a platform that fights back.
The problem
Where store owners lose money without noticing.
It’s rarely one big thing. It’s a theme that takes five seconds to show a product photo. Fourteen apps, each charging monthly, three doing the same job. A product page that never answers the two questions every buyer has: will this work for me, and what happens if it doesn’t. A checkout reached through six taps when it could be two.
Each leak costs a few sales a week. Together they’re the difference between a store that grows and one that pays for ads to stand still.
How we build it
Theme discipline, app restraint.
A theme built for your brand
Designed in Figma, then built custom. Not a free theme with new colours, which your shoppers have seen forty times this month.
Apps only where they earn their fee
Every app is a monthly bill and a speed tax. We build features into the theme where it’s sensible and keep the app list short enough to read at a glance.
Product pages that sell
Sizing, shipping, returns, and proof, answered right there. Buyers who have to hunt for answers hunt somewhere else.
Speed as policy
Image discipline, lean scripts, and a load-time budget. On mobile connections especially, fast stores out-sell slow ones.
Search structure from day one
Clean collection and product URLs, titles, and descriptions, so your products can rank without retrofitting.
Selling internationally
Built for how this region buys.
Cash on delivery still closes sales here, so we set it up where it makes sense for your margins. Order updates can go out over WhatsApp, the channel your customers already answer. And when you’re ready to sell in Arabic, bilingual storefronts with right-to-left layout are built as Custom projects.
Moving to Shopify
WooCommerce to Shopify, with nothing lost.
Products, customers, and order history move over. Every old URL redirects to its new home so your rankings survive. Most migrations run a few weeks depending on catalogue size, and the old store keeps selling until the new one is ready to take over. No gap, no dark weekend.
Still weighing the switch? The WooCommerce page makes the case for staying, honestly.
Shopify Plus
For stores that have outgrown standard Shopify.
Past a certain size, Plus starts paying for itself: checkout you can actually customise, wholesale buyers with their own prices and terms, expansion stores for new countries and currencies, and the integrations that keep your ERP and inventory honest. We take Plus projects as Custom builds and scope them the same way as everything else: one fixed quote, in writing.
The honest part: most stores don’t need Plus yet. The subscription is serious money, and if your volume doesn’t justify it we’ll say so and build you something that does the job on standard Shopify.
Why us
What the reviews keep repeating.
Speed of communication and finished work. Two of them, from Shopify clients, word for word:
“The project was finished 100% as we expected. Very fast, very polite, great communication and absolutely perfect work. Every detail we raised was fixed within minutes.”
“Absolutely fantastic to work with. They understood what was required and went above and beyond. Excellent communication and exceptional work.”
Behind that: one team for design and build, a fixed quote in writing, and a store that’s yours. Your Shopify account, your billing, your data.
Process
How a store build runs.
Scope
Catalogue size, shipping rules, payment methods, and what’s moving from any existing store.
Quote
One fixed price and a launch date, in writing.
Design
The storefront in Figma: home, collection, product, cart. You approve before the build.
Build
Theme development, product setup, payments and shipping configured, all on a preview store you can click through.
Launch
We go live, watch the first orders come through, and stay reachable.
Common questions
All servicesStores are quoted individually because catalogue size and features vary widely. Whatever the scope, you get one fixed price in writing before work starts.
No. The theme is designed for your brand and built custom. Off-the-shelf themes are why so many stores look identical, and they usually carry code for features you’ll never use.
Yes: products, customers, order history, and redirects for every URL, so rankings carry over. Most migrations take a few weeks depending on catalogue size, and your old store keeps trading until the new one takes over.
That’s the point of theme discipline and a short app list. We build to a load-time budget and test on real phones, because that’s where your buyers are.
Yes. We configure the payment methods your market expects, including cash on delivery where it fits your margins, and we’ll tell you honestly when it doesn’t.
Yes. Plus projects are quoted as Custom builds and cover checkout customisation, B2B and wholesale setups, multi-currency expansion stores, and ERP or inventory integrations. If your volume doesn’t justify Plus yet, you’ll hear that on the first call rather than after the invoice.
Shopify if you want the store to just run: hosting, checkout, and security are Shopify’s problem. WooCommerce if you want your store inside WordPress and full ownership of the stack. We build both, so the advice is about fit.
Yes. Bilingual storefronts with Arabic right-to-left layout are built as Custom projects. You supply the Arabic product copy or we help you source translation.
You do. Your Shopify account, your billing, your customer data. If we part ways, the store doesn’t notice.
Next step
Tell us what you sell.
A free 30-minute call. Bring your product range and your current store if you have one, and we’ll tell you what we’d build, what it costs, and when you could be taking orders on it.
Felix Dalyop, Founder, Client Relations — he’s the one who answers.