One named build, and a set of store and integration jobs described without client names.
Delivered as lead developer at a digital agency. Client names withheld by contract.
A BigCommerce store needed functions its marketplace theme did not ship: custom sections, a product widget, and an integration that reacts to order and customer events. Everything was built into the existing theme rather than bolted on with another plugin, so the store stayed fast and the next developer can read it.
A marketplace theme was customized around the way the store actually sells: new sections for merchandising, product pages rebuilt around variants and bundles, and a mobile purchase path that survives a slow connection. The theme stayed maintainable, so future changes are edits rather than rewrites.
Thousands of products needed to be imported, edited, and cleaned up across variants, metafields, and collections. The work ran in batches with a dry run first, so a bad import was recoverable rather than catastrophic, and the resulting catalog matched what the storefront actually displayed.
Email flows, conversion tracking, and analytics had drifted apart after a redesign. Flows were rebuilt around real segments, the data layer was cleaned up, and GA4 ecommerce events were verified against platform order data. The result is numbers a store owner can act on instead of a dashboard nobody trusts.
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Store and integration work was delivered as lead developer at a digital agency. Client names are withheld by contract; the descriptions above are deliberately specific so you can judge the work rather than the logo.
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