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hat We Do in Web Design

1. Research & Planning
  • Define your business goals and target audience.
  • Research competitors’ Shopify stores for design inspiration.
  • Decide on essential features (e.g., filters, payment methods,        shipping options).
2. Setting Up Shopify Store
  • Sign up on Shopify and choose a plan.
  • Connect a domain name (buy via Shopify or use an                        existing one).
  • Configure general settings (store name, currency, tax rates).
3. Selecting a Theme
  • Choose a free or paid theme from the Shopify Theme Store.
  • Optionally, get third-party themes from
  • ThemeForest or Out of the Sandbox.
4. Customizing the Theme
  • Navigate to Online Store > Themes > Customize.
  • Modify layout, colors, fonts, and sections. Edit header & footer (navigation, logo, social media links).
  • Add homepage elements (sliders, featured collections,                   testimonials).
5. Custom Shopify Theme (Advanced Option)
  • Use Shopify’s templating language, Liquid, for custom                    designs.
  • Modify sections (sections/) and templates (templates/).
  • Use CSS & JavaScript for styling and dynamic element
6. Adding Products & Collections
  • Go to Products > Add Product and upload images.
  • Write SEO-friendly descriptions and set prices.
  • Create product categories and collections.
7. Configuring Payment & Shipping
  • Enable Shopify Payments, Stripe, or PayPal.
  • Set up shipping rates and zones (Settings >                                        Shipping & Delivery).
8. Installing Apps & Google Integrations
  • Browse the Shopify App Store for extra features:
  • SEO apps (e.g., SEO Manager)
  • Google Tools (e.g., Google Analytics, Merchant, Google ads)
  • Reviews & testimonials (e.g., Judge.me)
9. Testing & Optimization
  • Check mobile responsiveness.
  • Test checkout flow (dummy transactions).
  • Optimize site speed using Shopify Speed Insights.
10. Launch & Post-Launch Management
  • Enable customer reviews and live chat.
  • Continuously update content and run A/B tests for better            conversion rates.
  • Monitor performance and optimize based on user behavior.
1. Setting Up WordPress & WooCommerce
  • Install WordPress on your hosting provider.
  • Install & activate the WooCommerce plugin.
  • Configure basic settings (currency, taxes, checkout).
2. Choosing a WooCommerce Theme
  • Select a WooCommerce-optimized theme (Astra, Flatsome, Storefront).
  • Install and customize it via WordPress Customizer.
3. Customizing the Store Design
  • Edit header & footer (logo, navigation, social links).
  • Use WooCommerce widgets & short codes to design shop          pages.
  • Style elements using CSS or a page builder                                        (Elementor, Divi).
4. Adding Products & Categories
  • Go to Products > Add New and upload images.
  • Set up variations (size, colors, pricing).
  • Organize products with categories & tags.
5. Configuring Payments & Shipping
  • Integrate payment gateways like Stripe, Razorpay, or                      PayPal.
  • Define shipping rules based on region and weight.
6. Extending Features with Plugins
  • SEO: Rank Math, Yoast SEO
  • Performance: WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache
  • Security: Wordfence, iThemes Security
  • Email Marketing: Mailchimp, FluentCRM
7. Advanced Customization (If Needed)
  • Modify WooCommerce hooks & filters for custom features.
  • Edit functions.php for additional functionality.
  • Use CSS & JavaScript for styling enhancements.
8. Testing & Performance Optimization
  • Test checkout flow and mobile responsiveness.
  • Improve site speed using caching & CDN.
  • Implement SEO best practices (meta tags, schema                        markup).
9. Launch & Maintenance
  • Connect Google Analytics and Meta Pixel.
  • Regularly update WordPress, WooCommerce, and plugins.
  • Monitor performance and optimize based on user behavior.