Revamp a Shopify website
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I'm looking for someone to help revamp my Shopify website. Specifically, I need to make design and layout changes on-site, incorporate existing brand assets and design elements, and set up specific features and tools. My shop currently exists, but it needs a refresh and some added functionality. I'm looking for an experienced freelancer to carry out all of the necessary updates.
The design and layout changes I'm looking to make should be modern and eye-catching, conveying the overall nature of my business in an impactful way. If necessary, the updated design should also be optimized for better SEO. Additionally, I have existing brand assets and design elements that should be incorporated into the website to ensure a consistent look and feel throughout.
Finally, I need assistance setting up any features and tools that will enhance the shop's capabilities or provide a better experience for customers. This will involve some technical know-how and the ability to include various programming languages and such.
Overall, I'm looking for an experienced freelancer who can help giver my shop a much-needed revamp from both a design and functional perspective. If you think this is something you can do, please let me know and I'd love to hear your ideas
The design and layout changes I'm looking to make should be modern and eye-catching, conveying the overall nature of my business in an impactful way. If necessary, the updated design should also be optimized for better SEO. Additionally, I have existing brand assets and design elements that should be incorporated into the website to ensure a consistent look and feel throughout.
Finally, I need assistance setting up any features and tools that will enhance the shop's capabilities or provide a better experience for customers. This will involve some technical know-how and the ability to include various programming languages and such.
Overall, I'm looking for an experienced freelancer who can help giver my shop a much-needed revamp from both a design and functional perspective. If you think this is something you can do, please let me know and I'd love to hear your ideas