Custom themes built on Online Store 2.0 and Dawn. Liquid, JavaScript and performance-first code, with sections your marketing team can actually edit.
Drag-and-drop, merchandiser-friendly sections — your team edits pages without touching Liquid or waiting for a developer.
Structured content for multi-language, multi-market and consistent brand data across templates.
App blocks integrated into the storefront and checkout the modern way, instead of injected scripts.
Lighthouse and bundle-size checks on every pull request, with an LCP under 1.5 seconds guaranteed.
Theme code in your private repo, automatic preview deployments, code review and full version history.
Typography, colour, spacing and components documented in Figma so the theme stays coherent as it grows.
A store-specific design system: typography, colour, components, product, collection and page templates.
Theme code from scratch or on top of Dawn. Each component ships as its own section with a schema.
iOS Safari, Android Chrome and desktop browsers. Every CTA and checkout path tested.
Theme code in your own repository, plus video training for your team.
It depends on design depth, template count, custom section volume and multi-language needs. The typical range is €2,400–€7,500. Fixed scope, fixed price, no hourly billing.
Three levels: theme settings (colour, fonts, sections without code), Liquid edits (custom sections, metafields, bespoke logic), or a fully custom theme written from scratch. We recommend the lightest option that meets the brief.
The theme architecture Shopify introduced in 2021 that allows sections on every page type — home, product, collection, blog. It is what makes themes editable by non-developers.
Yes. We audit what you have, then either extend it or rebuild the parts holding you back. Often extending a well-built premium theme is the better investment.