Shopify Developer
Themes, custom apps, integrations and ongoing support — Shopify engineering across the whole stack, from code and theme architecture to the Admin and Storefront APIs.
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One developer who covers the whole stack.
Most Shopify problems don’t sit neatly in one box. A theme section pulls data from a metafield, that metafield feeds an app block, and the app block talks to a warehouse system over a webhook. Split that across specialists who each see only their corner, and the seams are where things break.
Working across all of it — code, the Admin and Storefront APIs, the integrations behind the scenes — means the theme, the custom code and the systems around them get built to fit each other, not patched together afterwards.
Deep expertise across the whole store, not one narrow slice
Get in touchDepth where it counts, not just hours logged.
Seventeen-plus years of building software means knowing which approach holds up as a store grows, and which shortcuts cause problems six months later.
Day to day, that goes into:
- Bespoke themes built as software on Online Store 2.0 — JSON templates, sections and blocks structured so your team can edit content without a developer on standby.
- Custom apps and features for the things a template or off-the-shelf app can’t handle, built against the Admin and Storefront APIs.
- Integrations that connect Shopify to your warehouse, stock and finance systems — webhooks, scheduled syncs and CSV or EDI feeds, so nobody re-keys data by hand.
- Conversion and performance work — Core Web Vitals, lazy-loading, structured data — that turns the traffic you already pay for into more orders.
- Ongoing support from someone who already knows your store, so fixes get made rather than queued.
Staging environments and version control mean changes get tested before they touch your live store.
Hiring a Shopify developer, answered.
What kind of Shopify work do you take on?
The full range — bespoke themes, custom apps and features, integrations with the systems behind your store, conversion and performance work, and ongoing support once it's live. Some clients arrive for one build and stay for the rest; others only need the one thing.
What should I look for in a Shopify developer?
Someone who can point to real work across themes, custom apps and integrations, and who explains decisions in plain terms. Experience shows up in judgement — knowing which approach holds up as a store grows.
Do you work inside our existing theme, or rebuild it?
Depends on what's there. If it's built on Online Store 2.0 with clean sections and blocks, we work within it. If it's an older theme held together with code hacks and hardcoded content, a rebuild is usually faster than patching around it.
Can you take over a store someone else built?
Regularly. Most handovers start with a short audit of the theme code, the apps installed and any custom integrations, so nothing gets assumed and nothing gets missed. That gives a clear list of what's worth keeping before any new work begins.
What does hiring a Shopify developer cost?
It depends on the scope of the work, not a fixed menu. We scope the project first, then give a fixed, itemised quote before anything starts.
Do you offer ongoing support after a build, or just the build?
Both. Plenty of clients keep a rolling arrangement for monitoring, fixes and small improvements once their store is live, handled by whoever built it originally.