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Supported a live Shopify storefront with theme/Liquid work and catalog/ops improvements. Delivered practical ecommerce fixes and enhancements focused on store reliability and maintainability.
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Configurator sells intent. Bold sans headline, "Engineered for the Road Ahead," bright product shot, a color picker, the price, and "Reserve with $500" right up top. It assumes you already want in.
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🔧 Configurator
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Really appreciate the balance between creativity and clarity here.
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Currently accepting new web development projects for August 2026.
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