Questions about Shopify projects

Bring your current or reference site, main products, target markets and the buying or operating problem you most want to solve. You can start with partial information; we will begin with the current situation.

Not always. We look at where customers struggle to browse or buy and where the team is blocked from updating content. If the current theme can handle it, we keep what still works.

We look at the business problem, pages and features, available materials and integrations before discussing the work and cost. Different projects are not forced into one package.

Yes. We can improve product pages, navigation, the cart or campaign pages without rebuilding the whole store. We check what your theme supports and how the changes affect other pages before agreeing the scope.

Share your existing brand and product materials. WESWOO organises them for the pages. Any extra photography, copywriting or translation is agreed before work starts, including who supplies it and whether the cost is included.

Start with your products, customers, orders, URLs and current apps. We identify the data and functions to keep, the buying flows that cannot be interrupted, and then discuss the migration and test approach.

We review product selection, cart and checkout flows, forms and required tracking on desktop and mobile. The focus is whether customers can complete the key actions; the exact checks depend on the features.

Yes. We can show the team how to add products, update content and handle routine store work in the actual setup. If the current theme or apps limit that work, we can discuss the necessary changes.

Long-term maintenance can include theme and app updates, troubleshooting, performance checks and content changes as needed. We explain the maintenance scope, response arrangements and version handling separately; future changes are not automatically part of the build.