Every competitor looks identical.
You launched on a $29 theme because it was fast and it worked. Then twelve brands in your category launched on the same one. Your product is differentiated. Your storefront is not.
We rebuild existing Shopify stores on a new design system. Same domain, same catalogue, same order history. New design, new section architecture, new conversion path. Live in three to four weeks.
You launched on a $29 theme because it was fast and it worked. Then twelve brands in your category launched on the same one. Your product is differentiated. Your storefront is not.
The gap between what you charge and what your site looks like is a trust gap. It shows up in your conversion rate. Baymard Institute research puts the average ecommerce cart abandonment rate at around 70% and design driven trust is a measurable part of that.
Four developers, nine apps, a custom section nobody documented and a theme file that no longer matches the parent. Every change now takes three times longer than it should.
Typography scale, colour tokens, spacing and grid, icon rules and a full component library. Built before a single page is designed so the store stays consistent as you add pages.
Every template rebuilt as modular sections your team can rearrange in the theme editor. No hardcoded pages, no calling us to move a block.
Home, collection, product, cart and account templates restructured around the path to checkout, not around what the theme happened to offer.
Custom Liquid written from scratch where it matters, built on a stable base. Documented, readable and safe for the next developer.
Designed at mobile width, then desktop. Most DTC storefronts see the majority of sessions on mobile, so that is where the design starts.
Staging link throughout, full QA across browsers and devices, redirect map, then documentation your team can actually use.
| Theme refresh | Store redesign | Custom build | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What changes | Colours, fonts, images | Design system, templates, section architecture | Everything, from a blank canvas |
| Existing theme | Kept | Rebuilt on top of or replaced | None |
| Typical timeline | 3 to 7 days | 3 to 4 weeks | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Good for | Brand refresh, seasonal change | Stores doing real revenue on a tired theme | New brands or a full repositioning |
| Conversion impact | Low | High | High |
| Devoq starting price | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] | [CONFIRM] |
Day 0
Send your store URL. You get a ten minute video showing exactly where the store is losing sales. Free, no obligation.
Day 1 to 3
One call to agree scope, timeline and price. We then produce two distinct theme directions on three key sections so you can choose a visual direction before we commit.
Week 1 to 3
Approved direction becomes a full design system, then high fidelity designs, then live Liquid on a staging link. Progress update every working day.
Week 3 to 4
Cross browser and device QA, redirect map, launch, then documentation and a walkthrough for your team.
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Every proposal includes a delivery date. We've never missed one. If we ever do, you get 10% off. That's how confident we are.
No account managers playing telephone. You get a direct line to the designer and developer building your store, over Slack or email.
The number one reason brands fire agencies is silence. You'll get a progress update every working day. You will never chase us for status.
We don't do WordPress. We don't do Wix. Every hour we've ever billed has been on Shopify, and that depth shows up in your store.
Every project ships with a delivery date in writing. These are the brands that held us to it.
Three to four weeks from kickoff to launch for a standard catalogue. Larger catalogues, complex B2B logic or heavy custom feature work push it to five or six. The exact date goes in your proposal before any work starts and we have never missed one.
Not if it is done properly. We keep your URL structure wherever possible, build a full redirect map for anything that changes, preserve title tags and meta descriptions unless we are deliberately improving them and carry structured data across. Most redesigns improve organic performance because Core Web Vitals and mobile usability improve. If speed is the only ceiling, start with Shopify speed optimisation instead.
No. A redesign changes the theme layer only. Your products, variants, customers, orders, discounts and apps all live in Shopify's admin and are untouched. Features the theme cannot express belong in custom Shopify development.
Yes. Sometimes you should. If your logo, palette and photography are working, we build the new system around them. We will tell you honestly which parts are assets and which parts are holding you back.
You choose a direction before we build anything. Step one is two distinct visual directions on three key sections. You pick one, we refine it and only then does it become a full design system. Nobody gets to week three and discovers they hate it.
Redesigns start at [CONFIRM] and scale with catalogue size, template count and custom feature requirements. Full ranges are on the pricing page. Every proposal is a fixed price with a fixed date, not an hourly estimate.
It depends on the state of your current theme. If it is a well maintained premium theme, rebuilding sections on top of it is faster and preserves your team's familiarity with the editor. If it has been heavily modified over years, a clean base is safer. The free teardown tells us which.
Every commercial page cites public research and Shopify documentation. First party figures are labelled as such. We do not invent conversion percentages.
~70%
Average ecommerce cart abandonment rate across Baymard Institute studies, with design and trust among the measurable drivers.
Source: Baymard Institute≤2.5s
Largest Contentful Paint threshold Google treats as "good" for Core Web Vitals.
Source: web.dev≤200ms
Interaction to Next Paint threshold for a "good" responsiveness score in Core Web Vitals.
Source: web.dev≤0.1
Cumulative Layout Shift threshold Google treats as "good" for visual stability.
Source: web.devSections
Shopify Online Store 2.0 themes are built from sections and blocks merchants can rearrange without redeploying code.
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Get a free 10-minute teardown video of your Shopify store. We'll show you the exact leaks, slow sections, broken flows, design that's hurting trust, and how to fix them. No pitch. No pressure. Just useful.
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