Shopify

Shopify Design that fits your brand

For product brands looking to run their own online store without worrying about server maintenance, security updates, or plugin conflicts, Shopify is often the right choice. The platform has established itself for good reason: fast loading times, a rock-solid hosting foundation, and an app ecosystem that can be extended for almost any requirement.

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Choosing the right theme is one of the first and most important decisions. A solid premium theme comes with the necessary building blocks from the start: flexible sections, well-structured layouts, clean architecture. That noticeably speeds up development and makes the store easier for the client to manage long-term. The slightly higher upfront investment pays off in time savings, stability, and independence.

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My Shopify work always starts where many leave off: brand identity. A Shopify store doesn't have to look like a generic template shop. I integrate your corporate design directly into the theme: colors, typography, spacing, image style. The whole experience becomes cohesive and on-brand. Liquid templates allow product pages, collection views, and checkout areas to be customized precisely, without compromising the foundation.

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UX is always front and center: product pages that focus on what matters. Mobile-first, because the majority of purchases happen on smartphones today. Clear calls-to-action, thoughtful navigation, fast load times: these aren't nice-to-haves, they're the foundation for a good shopping experience.

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Shopify also offers a strong app selection: product reviews, email marketing, analytics, upsells, international markets. I help identify and integrate what's actually useful, without bloating the store with apps that cost loading time and clarity.

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A store that not only works, but makes your brand visible and has everything a good shopping experience needs. Whether you're building from scratch, relaunching, or migrating from WooCommerce: I'll guide you from concept to handoff, based in Aachen and working remotely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Usually, yes. First I check whether the theme still gets updates and uses sections you can rearrange in the editor yourself. If a previous agency heavily modified the code, I'll tell you upfront whether building on it or switching themes is the better deal. Switching themes doesn't touch your products, customers or orders.

Products, categories and customer data move over via import. How much of that runs automatically and what needs manual work depends on your current shop, so I check before quoting. Old product URLs are redirected to the new ones, so links and search results keep working.

Mostly depends on your catalogue. A few products with a strong story need big images and room for copy, a large catalogue needs good filters and fast collection pages. I'll shortlist two or three themes before you buy. You purchase it directly from the Shopify Theme Store for your store, so licence and updates stay with you.

Yes, Shopify handles multiple markets with their own currency, language and domain. I design the store so longer translations don't break the layout. German product names are a reliable stress test. Tax, duties and shipping rules per country are best settled early with your accountant and logistics partner.

There are three items: my work at EUR 100 per hour, the theme as a one-time purchase, and ongoing costs for your Shopify plan and any paid apps. Design customisation on top of a theme typically takes 15 to 50 hours, depending on scope. I include current plan and app pricing in my quote, since Shopify adjusts it.

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