Webflow &
Shopify.
Sites on Webflow and stores on Shopify, set up so your own team can edit them. The platform does the hosting. You do the updates.
What’s included
(06)You want to change a banner, add a product or publish a post without opening a ticket with a developer.
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Choosing the platform
Webflow when the site mainly tells a story, Shopify when it mainly sells, sometimes both. We explain the trade-off, including what you can and cannot take with you later.
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Webflow builds
Pages, styles, classes and the CMS set up as a system, so the site stays tidy as your team adds to it.
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Shopify stores
Catalogue structure, collections, product pages, search and filters, designed around how your customers shop.
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Cart, checkout and after the order
The cart, checkout and the emails and pages that follow a purchase are designed with care, not left as the theme’s defaults.
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Apps and integrations
Only the apps your store needs. Each one affects speed, monthly cost and customer data, so we check them before they go in.
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Editor training
Your team is shown how to add pages, products and posts, and gets a short written guide to keep.
When you need it
- Your team wants to edit the site without a developer.
- You are starting an online store or moving one to Shopify.
- Your Shopify theme looks like everyone else’s.
- Your Webflow site has grown messy and slow to change.
- Customers drop off at the cart or checkout.
How it runs
(04)You get a written scope, a fixed price and a start date before anyone begins.
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Choose
Webflow, Shopify or both, agreed in writing with the reasons, before any design starts.
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Structure
CMS collections or store catalogue, product data and page templates planned so content has a place to live.
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Build
Templates, components and integrations built on the platform, with your real products or content loaded as we go.
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Hand over
Tested on real phones and browsers, launched in accounts you own, and your team trained to run it.
What you leave with
- A Webflow site or Shopify store, live and tested
- A CMS or catalogue your team can edit
- Designed product, cart and post-purchase pages
- A short list of apps, each with its reason
- Accounts, domain and store in your name
- Training and a written editor guide
Start your project with us
FAQ
Answered questions.
Choose by what the site mostly does. If it tells a story and collects enquiries, Webflow usually fits. If it sells products, Shopify usually fits. Some businesses use both, and we explain the trade-off before you commit.
Yes. We start by looking at where shoppers drop off, then redesign the pages and steps that need it. Your products, orders and customer records stay where they are.
We design the store around your products and customers. Where a theme helps, we build on it and change what it gets wrong. The cart, checkout and post-order steps are always designed, not left to the defaults.
Yes. Pages and posts are moved, the CMS is set up for your content, and every old address is redirected so your links and search results carry over.
