What We Did
We rebuilt the store experience around speed, clarity, and conversion.
The work covered theme redesign, mobile performance cleanup, marketing automation, support integrations, and product-page improvements. The goal was not just to make the store look better, but to make it easier to operate and easier to buy from.
- Theme Overhaul & UX Redesign
- Internationalization & Currency Support
- Speed & Performance Optimization
- Marketing & Automation
- Conversion-Focused Features
Theme Overhaul & UX Redesign
The storefront started feeling like the brand.
The brand’s previous theme felt generic and sluggish, especially on mobile. We began by selecting a base that supported Shopify 2.0 features, then developed a fully custom child theme tailored to the brand’s identity. Emphasis was placed on clean typography, muted color palettes, and a layout that made the products feel editorial.
Interactive components such as image carousels, hover animations, and full-screen video banners were added to capture attention. We also restructured the product grid and collection filters to guide users intuitively from discovery to checkout.
Speed & Performance Optimization
Mobile shoppers got a much lighter experience.
Slow loading was one of the main pain points for mobile shoppers. We tackled this by conducting a full Lighthouse audit. All unused apps and legacy scripts were removed, and image assets were optimized and served via WebP. We applied lazy loading to images and deferred non-critical scripts. Third-party apps were reviewed one by one. For those we had to keep (like Foursixty or Klaviyo), we reconfigured them to load asynchronously. Together, these steps brought the homepage mobile score to green zone on Google PageSpeed Insight.
Performance Optimization
Third-party scripts stopped slowing the store down.
One of the most common issues with Shopify stores is the accumulation of heavy third-party scripts. Each app loads its own JavaScript files, many of which run on every page—even when not needed. We audited all third-party scripts. Where possible, we replaced bulky plugins with native or lighter alternatives. For essential ones, we manually refactored scripts to defer loading, compress code, and remove unused features. Marketing widgets and pop-up platforms were the main culprits. After optimization, page load times dropped dramatically—especially on mobile.
Marketing & Automation
Shopify and Klaviyo started working as one sales engine.
We connected Klaviyo to Shopify and built a series of automated flows: welcome series, abandoned cart, back-in-stock alerts, and post-purchase follow-ups. Using behavioral triggers and product data, each message felt timely and personalized. Privy was used to create branded popups that matched the new design. Exit-intent campaigns offered time-sensitive discounts to reduce abandonment. Instagram feeds were integrated through Foursixty, creating shoppable galleries with real customer content. Support tickets were centralized through Gorgias, reducing first response time and improving CSAT scores.
Conversion-Focused Features
The product journey gained more trust and urgency.
Modern shoppers expect more than just product listings—they want clarity, trust, and urgency. We implemented sticky add-to-cart buttons to maintain actionability throughout the scroll. Low-stock counters and estimated delivery timers were added near product CTAs. Size guide overlays helped reduce sizing-related returns. Back-in-stock signup forms were shown on out-of-stock SKUs and connected to Klaviyo to notify interested users immediately when inventory returned. Customer reviews were handled through Judge.me, with review snippets shown on collection and product pages, improving social proof and purchase confidence.