Hey, I’m Meet Khunt, a Frontend Shopify Developer helping D2C and e-commerce brands build high-converting Shopify stores, landing pages, and advertorials.
Recently, I built a Claude-powered workflow that helps me create landing and advertorial pages much faster.
This means I can take a competitor reference, rough idea, or existing angle and turn it into a working page quickly, making it easier to test different layouts and angles for Meta ads and see what actually converts.
If you’re working on a D2C brand and need a landing page or advertorial built quickly, let’s connect. 🚀
A duplicate webhook should not change inventory twice.
Commerce Sync is my multi-store Shopify integration example. Product changes move between storefronts, and inventory updates make their way back to the parent store.
The part I care about is what happens when something fails. PostgreSQL catches duplicate deliveries, pg-boss keeps jobs durable, and separate workers handle throttling and retries. Partial syncs have a rollback path.
I put the architecture and implementation decisions in the case study below. Client details are removed, and the render is a concept illustration.
I am taking on Shopify app integrations and backend maintenance, remotely from India, up to 20 hours a week.
The warm beige palette and the sofa hero with the arc lamp feel like a real showroom, and the mobile product page keeps the same calm look. Which part took longer, the homepage or the product page?