Shopify themes built for your brand and store team

If the existing theme can meet your design, content and functionality requirements, targeted changes may be the better choice. A custom build becomes more appropriate when its structure prevents the experience you need or when the design requires a different implementation.

We review the templates, content editing, product behavior and app dependencies before deciding. That makes the scope clearer and avoids rebuilding features that already work.

Work can cover home, collection and product templates, reusable sections, navigation and cart behavior, responsive layouts, metafield-driven content and merchant editing controls. Included templates and interactions are listed in the scope, along with apps or integrations that need compatibility checks.

If you have approved designs, the Figma-to-Shopify service describes the handoff inputs. An app or external data connection is assessed as a related requirement rather than silently included in a theme quote.

Templates need checking with realistic content, product options and mobile states. The review covers the agreed purchase path, not just a desktop screenshot. The scope identifies pages, interactions and supported browser/device checks.

Handoff can explain the editable sections and remaining dependencies. Ongoing changes or maintenance are agreed separately.

Explore THOME for Figma implementation and design/code quality, and Daily Belts for product-page quantity selection. These are contribution examples, not universal performance or conversion claims.

Can my team edit the content? The editable areas and controls are designed around the content you need to change; we define them before development.

Will existing apps work? We check the apps and their theme requirements. Compatibility is not assumed for every third-party feature.

What affects the estimate? Templates, design readiness, interactions, integrations, editing controls and review requirements all affect scope.