The client came with a clear vision in Figma but a Shopify theme that couldn’t support it. My job was to rebuild key parts of the storefront using Shopify Liquid so the final site looked and behaved exactly like the designs, without relying on bloated third party apps or patchy theme hacks.

The existing Shopify theme had layout limitations, inconsistent styling, and poor mobile responsiveness. The client needed a clean, reliable implementation of their new UI that stayed true to the Figma mockups and performed well across all devices.

I converted each Figma layout into fully custom Shopify Liquid components. This included product pages, collection pages, dynamic sections, and refined header footer structures.

Spacing, typography, grids, interactions — everything was rebuilt to match the Figma designs exactly. No shortcuts and no theme restrictions.

I optimized every component for mobile, tablet, and desktop. This meant rewriting parts of the theme’s CSS, fixing layout bugs, and ensuring consistent behavior at all breakpoints.

We followed a milestone based workflow. I shared progress updates frequently, clarified design details, and made sure every part of the build aligned with their business requirements.

The final implementation is easy to extend, structured around Shopify’s theme architecture, and avoids unnecessary duplication or complexity.

Shopify Liquid

HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Shopify Theme Sections and Templates

Figma to Frontend Workflow

The client now has a Shopify storefront that mirrors their Figma vision, looks professional on every device, and performs reliably. The redesign improved visual consistency, enhanced the shopping experience, and created a strong foundation for future feature updates.