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Comparison of Shopify theme customization and custom development shown as two store layouts

Shopify theme customization vs. custom development: which is worth paying for?

7 min read

Theme customization adapts an existing theme to your brand and needs. It’s usually faster, more affordable and lower risk, and it suits most growing stores. Custom development builds something purpose-made, either a theme from scratch or bespoke functionality. It costs more and takes longer, but it’s worth it when your requirements genuinely can’t be met by an existing theme. If you’re unsure, start with customization and move to custom development only when you hit clear limits.

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Shopify redesign before and after comparison of conversion rate, add-to-cart rate and revenue per session

Shopify redesign before and after: how to measure whether the new store performs better

8 min read

To measure whether a Shopify redesign performs better, record baseline numbers before launch, then compare the same metrics across equivalent periods afterward. Focus on conversion rate, add-to-cart rate, bounce rate, average order value, revenue per visitor, page speed and organic search visibility. Segment results by device and traffic source, allow enough time for meaningful data, and account for outside factors such as seasonality and campaigns.

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Shopify navigation redesign showing a three-level category menu and mobile drawer for a store with many products

Shopify navigation redesign for stores with hundreds of products

7 min read

A store with twenty products can get away with almost any menu. A store with several hundred cannot.

As a catalogue grows, navigation quietly becomes the make-or-break part of the experience. Shoppers who can’t find what they want within a few taps don’t write to you for help. They leave. Meanwhile, search engines also rely on your structure to understand which pages matter.

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