Five-item punch list, delivered as one fixed-fee project.

Product-page FAQ now comes from one shared source instead of per-product copies.

Two mega-menu corrections, reviews widget live on product pages, collection section bug cleared.

If your store has a list of small things nobody will touch, that list is usually a week of work, not a quarter. Let's talk about clearing it.

Flintts had just relaunched its Shopify store after a long rebuild. What was left behind was a punch list of small, visible issues.

That is the category of work store owners get stuck on. Too fiddly to do yourself between everything else, too small to be worth an agency's minimum. So the list sits, and the store ships with rough edges nobody meant to keep.

One FAQ, one source. The product-page FAQ accordion is a Shopify metaobject shared across product templates. Edited once, so every product page now matches the main FAQ page instead of drifting from it.

Mega-menu label fix. "Snowy Pine Refill" read as one long product name in the navigation. Split it: "Snowy Pine" as the title, "Refill Pack" as the label underneath.

Mega-menu image swap for the Ice and Fire pack, using new product photography supplied by the client.

Reviews on product pages. Confirmed the Junip widget was available as a theme app embed rather than a custom integration, so it went live as a single block instead of a build.

Collection section bug. The Merch section on the all-products page was rendering only one product. Isolated the cause to that section rather than the collection itself, and got the full set showing.

Four of the five items shipped within days of kickoff. The fifth waited on client photography and closed the day after it arrived. One project, one price, no change orders.

"Andrés is very easy to work with and communicates well!"

This was a small engagement, and that is the point. Not every store needs a rebuild. Some need someone who will do the five things properly and quote them honestly the first time.

If your store has a list of small things nobody will touch, that list is usually a week of work, not a quarter. Let's talk about clearing it.