I fix and improve Shopify stores.
Theme changes, bug fixes, custom storefront functionality and Shopify apps — from small jobs to larger builds.
What I can help with
Small jobs are welcome. If it can be solved cleanly in the theme, it doesn’t need to become a big project.
Example project
PickupPro – Cart Calendar is a Shopify app I built for a real merchant need, then developed into a standalone product.
PickupPro – Cart Calendar
Require customers to select a pickup date (and optional time) on the cart page before checkout — with merchant rules, blackout dates, and clean theme extension behaviour.
How it works
You don’t need a technical brief. A screenshot, store URL, or short explanation is enough to start.
- 1Send me the problemA screenshot, store URL, Loom, or short explanation is enough.
- 2I’ll tell you what it needsIf it’s a small fix, I’ll say so. If it needs something bigger, I’ll explain why.
- 3I fix itTheme code, storefront JavaScript, custom functionality, or an app if that’s genuinely the right solution.
- 4Test + handoverWe make sure the change behaves properly before it goes live.
FAQ
Quick answers — direct and practical.
Do you take small Shopify jobs?
Yes. Small fixes are welcome — CSS, Liquid, layout changes, mobile issues, theme tweaks, and other annoying storefront problems.
Do I need to know what kind of solution I need?
No. Tell me what you want the store to do and I’ll work out whether it needs a theme edit, JavaScript, an extension, or something larger.
Can you work on my existing theme?
Yes. Most jobs can be handled directly in an existing Shopify theme without rebuilding the store.
What’s the fastest way to start?
Send me the store URL and a screenshot or short description of what’s wrong or what you want changed. I can take it from there.
Got something on your Shopify store that needs fixing?
Send me what’s happening. Small jobs are completely welcome, and I’ll suggest the simplest sensible way to fix it.