Shopify Developer Needed
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I run an established Shopify store that is performing well on the back-end but still needs a polished, conversion-focused user interface. I have collected several design references that capture the look and flow I’m after, and I’ll share those links as soon as we start.
Your task is to translate those references into a cohesive theme update inside Shopify, refining layout, typography, color treatments and interactive elements so the entire shopping journey feels intentional—from the first fold of the homepage through to the final “thank-you” screen. Although I haven’t locked down every individual section, I know the overall experience should be cleaner, faster to scan and fully responsive on all devices. We can pinpoint priorities together; typical touchpoints include the homepage hero area, product detail templates and the checkout sequence if liquid edits allow.
I’m already on Shopify 2.0, so feel free to leverage sections, metafields and app blocks where it keeps maintenance simple. Please be comfortable working in Liquid, JSON templates, CSS/SCSS and a bit of JavaScript for micro-interactions. If you prefer tooling like Theme Kit or Shopify CLI, that works for me as long as the final code is committed back to the live theme or a staged copy for approval.
Deliverables I’ll review before sign-off:
• Updated theme files implemented on a duplicate theme for testing
• Pixel-accurate styling that matches the supplied design references
• Performance kept on par or improved (Lighthouse scores & Core Web Vitals)
• Clear handover notes so my team can adjust imagery and copy in the future
If this sounds like a fit, let’s discuss timelines and any clarifications you need once you’ve seen the reference material.
Your task is to translate those references into a cohesive theme update inside Shopify, refining layout, typography, color treatments and interactive elements so the entire shopping journey feels intentional—from the first fold of the homepage through to the final “thank-you” screen. Although I haven’t locked down every individual section, I know the overall experience should be cleaner, faster to scan and fully responsive on all devices. We can pinpoint priorities together; typical touchpoints include the homepage hero area, product detail templates and the checkout sequence if liquid edits allow.
I’m already on Shopify 2.0, so feel free to leverage sections, metafields and app blocks where it keeps maintenance simple. Please be comfortable working in Liquid, JSON templates, CSS/SCSS and a bit of JavaScript for micro-interactions. If you prefer tooling like Theme Kit or Shopify CLI, that works for me as long as the final code is committed back to the live theme or a staged copy for approval.
Deliverables I’ll review before sign-off:
• Updated theme files implemented on a duplicate theme for testing
• Pixel-accurate styling that matches the supplied design references
• Performance kept on par or improved (Lighthouse scores & Core Web Vitals)
• Clear handover notes so my team can adjust imagery and copy in the future
If this sounds like a fit, let’s discuss timelines and any clarifications you need once you’ve seen the reference material.