Seamless Store Migration to Shopify with Custom Features

Seamless Store Migration to Shopify with Custom FeaturesSeamless Store Migration to Shopify with Custom Features

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Mark Branecki

pro

• Feb 2

Store migration to Shopify

Diamondcross store required enhanced functionalities and a new layout design not feasible on Squarespace. I migrated the store to Shopify and rebuilt it using the Streamline template. To improve functionality and aesthetics, I redesigned elements like mobile navigation and integrated custom-built functionalities to enhance user experience. The final result is showcased at https://ranchjacksonhole.com

Shopify Development Web Development Shopify Web Design HTML5 JavaScript

Agustin Dell Aquila

max

• Mar 12

Happy to now be a Shopify partner

Frameship Framer Commerce Shopify Design Shopify Shopify Development

Ismel Figueroa

max

• Mar 12

Let's go, how the application process looks like @Agustin Dell Aquila?

Ralph Jones | Novatur Design

max

• Mar 11

Web Design project for an EV Saas company based out of Sweden. Trying to bring about a process to standardise the case study updating process.

Web Design Framer UX Design

Yagnesh Pipariya

• Mar 11

3d bus reveal in hero section is really good! Did you used any ai tool for that effect?

Elvis Lopez

pro

• Mar 12

We recently finished a refresh of the Kue Studio website and wanted to experiment with how far we could push Squarespace.

https://www.kue.studio/

A lot of the inspiration came from templates we love across Webflow and Framer. The design community behind these platforms is incredibly talented.

We pulled sections the pieces that felt most “us,” created some customized sections of our own, then rebuilt everything inside Squarespace with an added Kue touch throughout the design.

It was a fun challenge to see how far we could take a platform like Squarespace while staying flexible as designers. At the end of the day, you never know what platform a client might need.