I collaborate remotely with UK founders, agencies, designers, and ecommerce teams on custom themes, storefront improvements, integrations, migrations, and conversion-focused Shopify features.
Support can begin with a complete custom build or a focused improvement inside your current theme. The goal is the same: a storefront that looks considered, works reliably, and remains practical for your team to evolve.
A storefront your marketing team can keep evolving.
A good fit if A new store or a theme that no longer fits your brand.
Your design intent carried through to the live store.
A good fit if You have approved designs and need a reliable developer.
A clear view of bottlenecks and targeted improvements.
A good fit if Your store feels slow or the theme has become difficult to maintain.
A buying journey with fewer avoidable obstacles.
A good fit if Customers struggle to find products or complete their purchase.
Connected store workflows with less manual effort.
A good fit if Your store needs to connect with the tools your team uses.
A planned transition and a maintainable store after launch.
A good fit if You are moving platforms, changing themes, or need ongoing help.
Lahore is four to five hours ahead of the UK, which provides useful overlap for stand-ups, design reviews, QA, and launch coordination while leaving a focused development block earlier in the day.
Recent work spans health, dental care, beauty technology, fashion, food, and lifestyle storefronts, with an emphasis on responsive implementation and maintainable theme systems. These are storefronts I’ve contributed to; live sites may have evolved since the original work.
Every engagement begins with the business goal and ends with a tested, reviewable result—not a handoff full of avoidable ambiguity.
Align on the commercial goal, customer journey, current store, design source, integrations, and launch constraints.
Define the theme architecture, milestones, technical risks, review process, and exact delivery responsibilities.
Develop responsively in focused stages, share review-ready progress, and keep performance and accessibility in scope.
Test real storefront journeys, resolve launch issues, document the work, and support a confident production release.
We clarify the deliverables, dependencies, timeline, and estimate before development starts.
Staging reviews give you a chance to check the experience and raise questions before launch.
Reusable sections and documentation help your team manage the store after the agreed work is complete.
Need a more specific answer? Email the current store, design, or brief and I will reply with a practical next step.
I am based in Lahore, Pakistan and work remotely with UK brands. The four-to-five-hour time difference supports regular working-day overlap for calls, reviews, QA, and launch coordination.
Yes. I translate approved Figma or Adobe XD designs into responsive Shopify sections, templates, and components while preserving the visual system and keeping merchant controls practical.
Yes. I can extend an existing theme with reusable sections, product features, collection filters, cart improvements, integrations, responsive fixes, and performance-focused front-end cleanup.
Yes. I support careful storefront transitions, theme implementation, content and template setup, integration checks, responsive QA, and launch fixes as part of a wider migration plan.
Yes. Ongoing engagements can cover theme improvements, campaign sections, bug fixes, performance refinements, merchandising features, integrations, and post-launch iteration.
Share your store, design, or challenge. We can discuss whether I’m the right developer for your project.