Ecommerce development
Catalog structure, product pages, checkout friction, speed, and the operations behind the storefront.
Zqdo builds and improves online stores so traffic has a better chance of becoming orders. Shopify is our primary ecommerce platform because it is where we already see the strongest search demand and delivery depth.
The service
Ecommerce development is more than installing a theme and uploading products. It is merchandising architecture, PDP quality, collection strategy, cart and checkout clarity, and the apps or custom features that support the operation.
Stores stall when product pages are thin, navigation is confusing, apps fight each other, and speed collapses on mobile. Those are development and CRO problems, not just marketing problems.
We build stores that marketing can merchandise, that operations can run, and that we can keep improving after launch.
Who it’s for
A fit for brands selling products online—or adding ecommerce to an existing business.
Problems we solve
Traffic without orders is usually a storefront problem.
We diagnose product pages, trust, shipping messaging, and funnel leaks before adding more ads.
Collections, filters, and navigation should match how customers think—not how the spreadsheet is organized.
We reduce overlap, keep what earns its keep, and move core experience into the theme when that is the better call.
Flow, integrations, and metafields can remove busywork after the storefront is stable.
What’s included
Ecommerce projects are scoped around catalog, conversion, and operations.
Theme architecture, templates, and merchandising flexibility.
PDPs, collections, and content models that support SEO and conversion.
Clarity around shipping, payments, and trust where Shopify allows it.
Email, ERP, reviews, subscriptions, and operational workflows.
Process
We treat the store as a product with a backlog, not a one-time launch event.
01
Review theme, apps, analytics, and conversion leaks.
02
Define templates and merchandising patterns.
03
Build on Shopify with maintainable theme systems.
04
Measure, fix friction, and keep shipping improvements.
Platforms & tools
How to Optimize Your Shopify Product Page (PDP) for Conversions
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From our work
Storefront builds and merchandising systems for brands that need more than a theme install.
Real Project Example
Maison Protéine Shopify case study—bundle app research, headless-to-Shopify migration guidance, UX improvements, and a custom scroll-based slider section for a supplement brand.
Shopify Consulting · UX/UI · Front-End Development · Migration Strategy
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Real Project Example
WCR Fabricators Shopify case study—a custom cart-level questionnaire that collects fabrication specs before checkout without requiring Shopify Plus.
Custom Development · B2B Ecommerce · Checkout Workflow
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Agency support · Minion Made
American Barbell Shopify case study—contracted development support for Minion Made focused on site performance, customer journey optimization, and strategic ecommerce solutions.
Development · Performance · Customer Journey · Ecommerce
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Shopify is the primary ecommerce platform we recommend and implement. If you are on another stack, we will say so honestly and still help with CRO, performance, and migration planning when that is the better move.
Yes. Migrations are scoped around catalog, URLs, redirects, apps, and checkout—so you do not buy a new theme and lose organic equity.
Yes. Ecommerce usually needs a post-launch optimization phase. CRO, speed, and merchandising changes are where many stores actually start making money.
Send the store URL and the outcome you need—launch, rebuild, or conversion lift—and we will recommend a practical path.
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