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Just wrapped up another Shopify project. 🚀
This time it was about much more than building pages.
✔️ Responsive implementation
✔️ Custom Shopify sections
✔️ Performance improvements
✔️ Pixel-perfect development from design
Every project is another opportunity to build something that feels polished and reliable.
Looking forward to the next one. 👨💻
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Built RetroGrasp — an e-commerce store with an AI-generated UI on the front end and Shopify running the backend. 📼
The stack: Lovable designed and built the entire storefront UI, while Shopify handles inventory, checkout, and store logic underneath — AI-native front end, battle-tested e-commerce backend.
A few things that make it more than just a themed store:
🎨 Retro Image Generator — visitors can turn their own photos into 90s-style retro edits directly on the site, tying the interactive experience back to the brand's whole "step into the 90s" concept
🕹️ Arcade Games — playable retro mini-games built right into the site, turning a shopping visit into something you actually stick around for
🛒 Full Shopify catalog — Walkmans, boomboxes, VHS players, cassettes and more, with Analog Press letting customers send in their own tapes for digital transfer
This is what happens when you stop treating "AI website builder" and "e-commerce platform" as separate categories — Lovable for the experience layer, Shopify for the commerce layer, working together instead of one replacing the other.
Check it out: retrograsp.com
This is amazing! Wow! was this for a client or hobby project?
FreshLock — Food Packaging Landing Page Design 🍎📦
FreshLock is a modern landing page concept created for a food packaging brand focused on preserving freshness, reducing waste, and presenting innovative packaging solutions through a clean digital experience.
The goal was to communicate product benefits instantly while making the website feel fresh, premium, and trustworthy. The visual direction combines bold typography, minimal layouts, realistic product imagery, and vibrant red accents to create a strong first impression while keeping the focus on the product.
Special attention was given to:
• a product-first hero section that immediately highlights freshness and packaging quality;
• clean visual hierarchy that makes key messages easy to scan;
• responsive desktop and mobile layouts optimized for every device 📱;
• trust-building elements showcasing product quality, freshness, and customer confidence;
• bold CTAs that encourage users to explore the product and learn more;
• a minimal interface that lets the packaging and product visuals become the center of attention;
• a scalable landing page design suitable for future product launches and marketing campaigns.
The result is a modern, conversion-focused landing page that helps communicate product value, strengthens brand credibility, and creates an engaging experience from the very first screen ✨
Looking to create a modern landing page for your food, packaging, FMCG, or consumer product brand? Let's build something fresh together 🚀
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I spent this entire month obsessed with Shopify.
Custom stores. Theme editing. Liquid. Everything.
And honestly? It was hard.
But today I launched my first custom Shopify build.
And it's beautiful.
Live site: [https://g1fjqw-7b.myshopify.com/]
Here's what I realized:
Framer is great for marketing sites.
But Shopify?
Shopify is for founders who actually want to make money.
Product pages that convert.
Checkout flows that don't scare people away.
Designs that make visitors buy instead of just browse.
That's powerful.
So now I do both:
Framer for startups and Shopify for ecommerce.
If you're selling products and want a store that actually converts (not just looks pretty), let's talk.
2 spots open this month.
DM me.
