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A premium wellness storefront built around calm visual storytelling, product discovery, and a smoother path to purchase.
Focused Service / Managed Ecommerce Infrastructure
/Shopify & Online Store 2.0 / High Conversion
Framecipher builds Shopify stores for merchants who want reliable uptime and simplified backend management without taking on full custom infrastructure. Whether you're launching a store in Dhaka or selling to customers across the US, UK, Australia, Canada, or UAE, our Shopify development services deliver a store built to convert visitors and stay easy for your team to run.
Theme Architecture
Online Store 2.0
Modular Liquid & JSON
App Strategy
Zero App Bloat
Native Functions Stack
Global Commerce
Shopify Markets
Multi-currency & Duties
Speed Benchmark
Sub-Second Load
Core Web Vitals 95+
Engineering Principles
Merchants who want reliable uptime and simplified backend management without taking on full custom infrastructure.
Online Store 2.0 storefronts, app integrations, custom Shopify features, B2B, and global expansion through Shopify Markets.
We plan catalog, theme architecture, app stack, payments, and conversion flow before build—with a zero-bloat app policy.
Not sure whether Shopify or a different platform fits your store? We'll tell you honestly which one makes sense.
Get an Honest AssessmentCase Studies & Real Work
Real implementations provide a better picture of Shopify expertise than a technology list alone. Our portfolio should show the ecommerce problem, the Shopify implementation, and the work completed by the development team.

A premium wellness storefront built around calm visual storytelling, product discovery, and a smoother path to purchase.

A modern lifestyle and beauty e-commerce storefront engineered for seamless mobile browsing, dynamic product catalogs, and high-conversion checkouts.
Portfolio Scope
Brand-focused storefronts built around specific product catalogs, customer journeys, and conversion goals.
Flexible themes with reusable sections, blocks, structured content, and merchant-friendly editing.
Stores requiring wholesale workflows, custom pricing, company accounts, multi-market operations, or more advanced Shopify functionality.
Projects connecting Shopify with ERP, CRM, inventory, payment, shipping, marketing, analytics, or other business systems.
Stores moved from WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Wix, or another platform while preserving important data, URLs, content, and functionality.
We only publish measurable results that can be supported by project data.
Core Capabilities
We provide end-to-end Shopify development for businesses that want a store that is easy to manage, technically sound, and ready to support long-term ecommerce growth.
Every Shopify build starts with a clear plan for your catalog, brand, customer journey, and day-to-day store operations.
We identify which functionality should be handled natively, which requires an app, and which may need custom development.
What We Do
We design Shopify storefronts around your brand instead of simply changing the colors of a pre-built theme.
The goal is more than visual customization. Your theme should make products easier to understand, navigation easier to use, and the path to checkout easier to follow.
What We Do
A custom Shopify theme should give your team flexibility after launch, not make you dependent on a developer for every content change.
We build Shopify themes around Online Store 2.0 architecture so your team can manage more of the storefront through Shopify's editor while the underlying code remains structured and maintainable.
What We Do
Shopify apps can extend a store quickly, but every additional app should have a clear purpose.
We first determine what Shopify supports natively, what should be handled through theme development, what requires an existing app, and what needs custom development.
What We Do
Shopify can support more than standard B2C ecommerce.
For businesses selling wholesale or operating more complex commerce workflows, we build around Shopify's B2B capabilities and Shopify Plus where the project requires them.
What We Do
Moving to Shopify should involve more than copying products from one platform to another.
We plan migrations around the data, customer journeys, functionality, and search visibility that need to survive the move.
We support migrations from WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Custom ecommerce platforms, and Existing Shopify stores requiring a rebuild or restructuring.
What We Do
Selling internationally requires more than translating product descriptions.
We can structure Shopify stores for multiple markets around the products, pricing, currencies, languages, domains, and customer experiences each market requires.
What We Do
Some Shopify projects need more frontend flexibility than a traditional theme can provide.
For those businesses, Shopify can remain the commerce backend while a separate frontend controls the customer experience.
What We Do
Some merchants need more than standard one-time purchases.
Depending on the business model, we configure or develop Shopify experiences around supported advanced purchase options:
What We Do
Speed and structure should support the path from product discovery to checkout.
A fast storefront helps visitors browse products more efficiently, while clear navigation and checkout reduce friction.
What We Do
A Shopify store's job is not finished when it goes live.
Themes change, apps update, products grow, integrations evolve, and merchants often need ongoing improvements.
What We Do
Architecture & Platform Stack
Shopify development is more than configuring a theme. The right implementation depends on how the storefront, commerce data, apps, APIs, checkout, integrations, and merchant editing experience work together. Depending on the project, our Shopify development stack can include:
Custom theme development using Shopify's Liquid templating language, responsive frontend development, reusable components, and structured theme architecture.
JSON templates, reusable sections, blocks, section settings, app blocks, and merchant-friendly editing managed directly through the theme editor.
Custom product, collection, and content data used to create flexible storefront experiences and reusable components.
Admin APIs, Storefront API, webhooks, and supported integration methods for connecting Shopify with external business systems.
Custom commerce logic for supported use cases such as discounts, cart validation, delivery customization, fulfillment constraints, and other platform-supported workflows.
Custom checkout experiences within the capabilities available to the store's Shopify plan, including checkout UI extensions on Shopify Plus.
Custom storefront architecture using Shopify's Storefront API and Hydrogen when a traditional theme is not the right frontend approach.
Commercial Scalability
Shopify is useful for businesses that want managed ecommerce infrastructure without taking responsibility for traditional server management, while still having room for customization through themes, apps, APIs, and supported development tools.
Shopify manages much of the underlying platform infrastructure, allowing merchants to focus more on products, customers, merchandising, and ecommerce operations.
Online Store 2.0 gives merchants flexible sections, blocks, templates, and dynamic sources that make many routine storefront changes easier to manage without code.
Shopify can connect with a wide range of business tools and can be extended through apps, APIs, app extensions, and custom development.
Shopify Markets supports market-specific experiences involving currencies, languages, pricing, products, domains, and other regional settings.
Shopify provides native B2B functionality for supported plans, including company structures, catalogs, pricing, payment terms, and wholesale workflows. Additional capabilities are available through Shopify Plus.
When native Shopify features or standard apps are not enough, stores can be extended through custom apps, APIs, Functions, theme extensions, and custom storefronts.
Shopify works best when its managed infrastructure and extensibility match the way your business operates.
Platform Decision Framework
The right ecommerce platform depends on catalog complexity, customization requirements, B2B needs, technical ownership, integrations, budget, and how the business wants to manage the store after launch.
| Factor | Shopify | WooCommerce | Magento / Adobe Commerce |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure | Managed platform | Hosting managed by the business/provider | More technical infrastructure responsibility |
| Ease of Management | Strong | Strong with the right WordPress setup | Requires more technical management |
| Theme Customization | Strong with Liquid and Online Store 2.0 | Highly flexible | Highly flexible |
| App / Extension Ecosystem | Large Shopify ecosystem | Large WordPress ecosystem | Strong commerce-focused ecosystem |
| B2B | Native B2B capabilities with plan differences | Often requires extensions/custom development | Strong, especially with Adobe Commerce |
| Multi-Market | Strong through Shopify Markets | Possible with additional setup | Strong for complex multi-store requirements |
| Custom Development | Apps, APIs, Functions, extensions, headless | Plugins and custom WordPress development | Modules, APIs, custom development |
| Best Fit | Businesses wanting managed ecommerce infrastructure with strong customization | Businesses wanting WordPress + ecommerce flexibility | Complex catalogs, B2B, multi-store, or deeper ecommerce architecture |
Shopify is often a practical fit when managed infrastructure, merchant-friendly administration, fast deployment, a large app ecosystem, and strong storefront customization are priorities.
WooCommerce can make sense when WordPress content management is central to the business and the ecommerce requirements fit naturally within the WordPress ecosystem.
Magento or Adobe Commerce may be more appropriate when the store requires complex catalogs, B2B workflows, multiple storefronts, or deeper ecommerce integrations.
We recommend the platform based on the project rather than forcing every business into the same technology.
Regional & International Delivery
Framecipher is based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and builds Shopify stores for businesses across Bangladesh as well as international markets.
We can account for:
We adapt:
The Framecipher Advantage
Shopify development is not only about launching a storefront. Theme architecture, ecommerce strategy, app selection, integrations, SEO, performance, and merchant management all affect how useful the store remains after launch.
Strategy, ecommerce planning, design, development, integrations, and launch support stay within one coordinated team instead of being divided across unrelated vendors.
We do not install an app simply because one exists for a feature. We evaluate native Shopify capabilities, theme development, apps, APIs, and custom development before choosing the implementation.
Our Shopify work can cover Liquid themes, Online Store 2.0, app integrations, custom apps, APIs, B2B, Shopify Plus, Markets, and advanced storefront functionality where the project requires them.
We recommend Shopify when its managed infrastructure and ecommerce capabilities fit the project. When WooCommerce, Magento, or another platform makes more sense, we explain that before development begins.
We build Shopify stores for Bangladesh-based businesses and international merchants, adapting the store around market, payment, shipping, content, and customer requirements.
We consider technical SEO, product structure, performance, tracking, navigation, merchandising, and checkout experience during development rather than treating them as separate add-ons.
Architecture, design, development, integrations, and testing move through defined review checkpoints so you can approve the direction before the project moves forward.
Workflow & Delivery
We keep the process structured so the storefront is built around how your business actually operates.
We review your catalog, brand, customer journey, existing store, integrations, payment requirements, target markets, and future plans. We also confirm whether Shopify is the right platform before development begins.
We define the store structure, collection architecture, app requirements, integrations, payment setup, content requirements, and technical scope.
We plan navigation, product experiences, collection pages, mobile layouts, calls to action, and conversion paths around how customers actually shop.
We develop the theme, Online Store 2.0 sections, product and collection templates, integrations, apps, custom functionality, and other agreed features.
We configure products, collections, payment options, apps, analytics, shipping, customer data, and external integrations according to the project scope.
We test responsive layouts, storefront functionality, forms, checkout journeys, integrations, performance, and important user flows across supported devices and browsers.
We complete final launch checks, confirm the required store functionality, provide the agreed access, and guide your team through routine store management.
Investment & Scope
Shopify development pricing depends on how much of the store needs to be customized rather than product count alone.
A store using an existing theme and standard functionality can usually move faster than a fully custom storefront with integrations, migration work, or advanced Shopify features.
৳45,000
Typical Delivery: ~1–2 weeks
Up to 50 products, customized existing theme
৳85,000
Typical Delivery: ~3–4 weeks
Fully custom theme, up to 300 products, standard app integrations
৳140,000
Typical Delivery: ~4–6 weeks
Larger catalog, multiple integrations, conversion optimization
Custom Quote
Typical Delivery: ~6–10+ weeks
High-volume catalogs, custom API development, advanced integrations
Final pricing and timeline should be confirmed after the technical scope, content requirements, integrations, and Shopify plan requirements are reviewed.
Merchant Autonomy
Your Shopify store should remain manageable after development is complete. We provide the agreed access, configuration details, and basic guidance needed for your team to operate the store without depending on a developer for every routine change.
Depending on the project, we can guide your team through:
We document the important apps, integrations, accounts, and configuration decisions included within the agreed project scope.
Training focuses on the Shopify features your team will actually use rather than overwhelming you with unnecessary technical details.
Where included in the project scope, we provide basic documentation covering routine store management, important access details, and agreed post-launch procedures. The exact access, documentation, account ownership, licenses, and training provided depend on the project agreement.
Launching a Shopify store is only one part of the project. Ongoing maintenance helps keep the storefront stable, compatible, and aligned with changing business requirements.
Any post-launch warranty or workmanship coverage should follow the exact terms agreed in the project contract.
We do not guarantee a specific sales volume, revenue figure, traffic level, or conversion rate from the website alone. Ecommerce results also depend on products, pricing, traffic, competition, customer demand, and marketing.
Our responsibility is to deliver the agreed Shopify implementation, functionality, integrations, and technical work according to the approved project scope.
Direct Answers
Common questions about our delivery process, technical standards, and engagement models.
Start Your Shopify Project
Planning a new Shopify store, custom theme, Shopify Plus build, B2B store, migration, or custom integration? Tell us about your business, catalog, customer model, required functionality, integrations, target markets, and timeline. We'll review the requirements and recommend the Shopify approach that fits your business.
A complete Shopify Development plan often connects with Custom / Next.js Development, Website Redesign, Website Maintenance so strategy, execution, and measurement stay aligned.
Lateral Cluster Services
Framecipher builds custom websites and web applications on Next.js for businesses with performance, integration, or scalability needs that pre-built platforms genuinely can't accommodate. Whether you're a growing company in Dhaka or a scaling business across the US, UK, Australia, Canada, or UAE, our custom development services deliver a platform built specifically around what your product actually needs, not what a template allows.
Framecipher redesigns websites for businesses, ecommerce stores, blogs, portfolios, and any other kind of site that's outdated, slow, or no longer performing, without losing the SEO rankings, content, or traffic already built up. Whether you're redesigning a business site, an online store, a content platform, or something else entirely in Dhaka or across the US, UK, Australia, Canada, or UAE, our redesign services fix what's actually broken instead of just applying a new coat of paint.
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