Theme builds & customisation
Develop responsive storefront templates and brand-aligned styling. The work is based on your actual products and content, with merchant controls planned where they are useful.
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A storefront with a clearer purpose
Help shoppers find the right product and understand the next step. FinderPress develops Shopify themes, custom sections, storefront improvements and integrations around the way your store operates. We connect brand, product content and practical implementation, so the result works for merchants as well as customers.
THE RIGHT WORK, FOR THE RIGHT REASON
A polished homepage cannot solve a difficult product page or confusing collection structure. Stores also depend on apps, inventory, fulfilment and the settings available on their plan. We examine the full journey behind the requested change, so a design decision does not create a maintenance problem elsewhere.
We work from representative products, collections and business rules. Theme work is reviewed in a duplicate or development environment, and app dependencies are identified early. The proposed scope explains what can be handled in the theme, what needs an app or custom integration, and where Shopify plan or platform capabilities affect the solution.
Shopify / CAPABILITIES
The final proposal defines which of these areas your project includes. We agree the deliverables and dependencies before starting.
Develop responsive storefront templates and brand-aligned styling. The work is based on your actual products and content, with merchant controls planned where they are useful.
Create sections and blocks that support repeatable campaigns, product storytelling and content updates. Controls are scoped to give merchants useful flexibility without making every layout unpredictable.
Improve navigation, filtering, product information, variant selection and related content. Representative catalogue examples expose edge cases before a change is considered ready.
Connect the systems your store needs, subject to available APIs and permissions. Scope includes the data flow, error handling, operational owner and any recurring third-party costs.
Review media, Liquid rendering and third-party scripts on important templates. We focus on changes that fit the store’s functionality and verify their effect rather than removing features blindly.
Coordinate theme publication, content checks and post-launch verification. Handover explains the controls added, known dependencies and the workflow for making future changes.
START WHERE IT MAKES SENSE
Start with catalogue structure, essential pages, theme requirements and operational integrations. Content and product preparation are part of the launch plan.
Focus on a defined template or journey, such as collection discovery or product detail. This allows the team to evaluate a change without treating every improvement as a full redesign.
For integrations and custom app work, map the systems, permissions, events and failure cases before estimating the implementation.
HOW WE WORK
Good delivery starts before the first line of code. We connect the brief, the implementation and the people who will maintain it.
Share your goal, current setup and the journeys that matter. We ask about the constraints before choosing an implementation.
The proposal identifies deliverables, dependencies, review points and what sits outside the work. Open questions are recorded early.
Review meaningful progress in an appropriate preview or staging environment. Content, interaction and technical decisions are checked together.
Verify the agreed release checks, document the controls and clarify ongoing ownership. Further work can be planned from a shared baseline.
REVIEWABLE, NOT JUST PRESENTABLE
A polished page is one part of delivery. We also agree the checks, the responsibilities and the handover that make the work usable afterwards.
A FEW THINGS WORTH ASKING
Not necessarily. Existing themes may support the required changes through configuration or targeted development. We review the current setup before recommending a replacement.
Yes, where editor controls are included in scope. We plan useful settings and defaults, and document how the sections should be used with real store content.
The available options depend on the store plan and current Shopify capabilities. Checkout requirements are reviewed before a specific implementation is promised.
An app review can be included. We look at purpose, overlap, storefront impact and the operational consequences of changing or removing an app.
Third-party fees are identified separately when known. The proposal distinguishes FinderPress development work from theme purchases, app subscriptions and platform charges.
PLAN YOUR Shopify PROJECT
Review products, collections, merchant editing, apps and launch checks before a Shopify redesign. A practical guide to a more complete storefront brief.
Read the project guide ↗LET’S DEFINE THE NEXT STEP
Tell us about your Shopify project. We’ll review the goal, the current setup and the details needed to prepare a useful proposal.
Summarise it here and mention any designs or documents you can share after we reply.
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