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Shopify developer for FEEL | A ring that tracks emotional
well-being
As a Shopify developer I delivered an ecommerce website with
the following features:
- A high-performing wed design using Shopify Templates,
HTML and CSS and Javascript designed to drive conversions, with strategically placed CTAs and a user-first mobile experience.
- A scalable content system with keyword-rich, educational articles to boost organic visibility and drive inbound traffic.
- A persistent, scroll-responsive add-to-cart button to reduce friction and keep users focused on purchasing.
- A flexible preorder system.
- Scroll-linked animations.
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