Where compatibility was an issue, we provided guidance on alternative solutions and Shopify apps to make certain that there was little change in the day-to-day business processes while ensuring we meet and in some cases exceed the client’s requirements.
Following the Magento 2 discovery, we collaboratively worked with White Hot Hair to understand their vision for the new Shopify site so we could then select a few themes which we thought would be best fit, with feature rich functionality and a good base for the business to continue to expand in the future.
However, having presented a selection of themes during a meeting, White Hot Hair felt they were a bit too “out of the box” and generic - they preferred to take the route of bespoke UX and a more tailored layout to ensure the design stood out in their sector. With the feedback from White Hot Hair and based on an existing theme for most of the ‘heavy lifting’, we asked our creative team to create a layout which was more aligned with the client’s vision - this included making bespoke changes to the homepage, content page and product pages.
After a few revisions of the bespoke designs we then signed off on the design stage and moved over to site development. Our in-house developers at Absolute built the site from vision to reality, ensuring at each stage that we took the time to review the built pages against the design for consistency.