Strategy, design, development, subscriptions, and conversion thinking for ecommerce brands that need their Shopify store to carry more of the growth load.
Plan your Shopify project
French Factor
Sorbet & Co
Shopify development covers the storefront, customer journeys and connections needed to sell and fulfil orders. A new store, a redesign and a migration have different risks. We scope the catalogue, markets, subscriptions, content and integrations before choosing a theme or recommending custom development.
You have a product and brand, but need a dependable path to the first order.
Catalogue structure, collection and product templates, theme implementation, payment and shipping configuration, analytics checks and launch QA.
A store your team can operate, with agreed templates, admin training and a launch checklist.
Visitors arrive, but product discovery, mobile UX or checkout creates friction.
Journey review, prioritised UX fixes, approved page designs, theme changes and verification of key shopping events.
An implementation backlog with the baseline and measurement plan for each change.
You are moving from WooCommerce, Magento or a custom platform.
Data mapping, product and customer import checks, URL redirects, integration testing and a rehearsed cutover.
Import reconciliation, a redirect map and clear responsibility for launch and recovery.
The quote separates design and development work from apps, platform fees, licences and ongoing support. Custom templates, data cleanup, international markets and integrations change the scope. We agree deliverables, milestones and acceptance criteria before work starts; a migration includes a cutover plan rather than a fixed date guessed before discovery.
Shopify projects do not fail because a theme was chosen poorly. They fail when the store is not planned around the catalogue, the customer journey, the operational reality, and the conversion decisions that happen before checkout.
We bring those pieces together before the build begins, then make the experience simple enough for customers to use and practical enough for your team to manage.
One connected ecommerce team for the work that has to make sense together: customer experience, storefront execution, subscriptions, integrations, and the improvements that follow launch.
Customer journeys, information architecture, merchandising priorities, and a storefront direction tied to the way people actually buy.
Fast, maintainable Shopify storefronts that support your brand, catalogue, and internal team without unnecessary complexity.
A considered move to Shopify with content, customer, product, and SEO requirements accounted for before launch.
Recurring revenue journeys, app integrations, operational workflows, and customer-account experiences designed as one system.
A practical optimisation backlog informed by friction, behaviour, performance, and the questions your customers ask before purchasing.
Collections, product discovery, bundles, subscriptions, and merchandising should match how your customers decide.
The important actions stay clear on smaller screens, where ecommerce consideration and conversion often begin.
A reliable foundation for future campaigns, retention, international expansion, integrations, and testing.
We simplified meal-plan selection, reduced mobile checkout friction, and created a clearer recurring-order experience for a Shopify subscription business.
We designed and developed 20 premium product pages with refined interactions, custom Shopify work, and an ecommerce experience that supports the brand’s luxury positioning.
We map the catalogue, customer journey, technical constraints, and commercial priorities before defining the right build path.
We turn the strategy into responsive journeys, page patterns, and content requirements your team can review before development.
We develop the storefront, configure the agreed integrations, and protect the details that affect usability, SEO, and store operations.
We test the critical journeys, support launch, and identify a sensible prioritised backlog for what should improve next.
The main inputs are the number of unique page templates, catalogue complexity, custom features, migration requirements and integrations. We identify one-time build costs and recurring Shopify, app and support costs separately. Share your store and requirements for a scoped proposal rather than a generic package.
We plan discovery, design approval, build, content loading and QA as separate milestones. The launch date depends on approvals, access, data quality and integration testing. Your proposal states the schedule and dependencies, and migration projects include a cutover rehearsal.
We inventory valuable URLs, map redirects and check canonical tags, metadata and internal links. After launch we verify redirects and monitor indexing and traffic. These checks reduce avoidable migration errors; they cannot guarantee that rankings remain unchanged.
The scope defines ownership of the store, theme work and deliverables, alongside any third-party licence restrictions. Handover covers agreed admin tasks and documentation. Warranty fixes, ongoing maintenance, CRO and new features are defined separately so support responsibilities are clear.
Bring the current store, a new product idea, or the part of the journey that is no longer working. We will help you define a sensible next move.
Talk to our Shopify teamShare the essentials and the right TNM specialist will follow up with a useful next step.
