I will build custom shopify store with liquid code


About this gig
Your Shopify store isn't slow because of your theme. It's slow because someone stacked five apps on top of each other, and now checkout takes 4 seconds to load a discount field.
I build Shopify stores the other way: from the logic outward. Before touching a single theme file, I map what the store needs to DO, not just look like. Conditional pricing, subscription rules, custom checkout logic, that's Liquid development, not an app subscription.
WHAT I BUILD:
Full custom Shopify stores, start to launch, including POS setup for hybrid stores
Subscription logic: recurring billing, plan switching, pause and skip flows
Affiliate and referral systems, tracked and reported properly
Print-on-demand setup with accurate variant mapping
AI powered product flows: AI content synced to metafields, AI search and recommendations
UI/UX focused on friction points: cart abandonment, checkout drop off, mobile usability
Tell me what the store needs to do. I will return a real build plan before any code gets written, what needs custom Liquid versus what an app already solves better.
Not sure if your ask is custom code or app territory? Message me before ordering and I will give you a straight answer.
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Get to know Sana Khan
Shopify Design and Development, AI Automation, Dropshipping and POD Specialist
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceJul 2026
- Avg. response time14 hours
Languages
English, Urdu
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FAQ
How is this different from just hiring an agency?
You're getting one person who handles dev, SEO, and CRO instead of getting passed between three different departments who don't talk to each other, faster turnaround, and you're dealing directly with the person doing the work, not an account manager relaying messages.
How do I know you're not just going to disappear after I pay?
Everything's scoped and delivered in stages, you see progress as it happens, not a big reveal at the end, and ongoing work like SEO comes with regular reporting so you're not left guessing what's happening.
Will this actually help me rank higher on Google, or is that just something everyone says?
Depends what's broken right now, if the site has real technical issues like slow load times, bad Core Web Vitals, or missing structured data, fixing those genuinely moves the needle, if the site's already technically solid then it's more about content and backlinks, which is a separate conversation.
What's your turnaround time, realistically?
Depends on scope, but I give a real timeline upfront based on the actual brief, not a padded one to look safe, and I flag it immediately if something's going to run long instead of going quiet.
Do you only build the site, or do you also help it perform after launch?
Both, a lot of my work is fixing sites that look fine but aren't converting or ranking, so I look at the technical side, the SEO side, and how visitors actually move through the site, not just the visual build.
My site already looks fine, why would I need any of this?
Looking fine and performing well aren't the same thing, plenty of sites look clean but load slow, aren't structured for SEO, or lose visitors at the checkout step, that's usually where the real problem is hiding.
I've been burned before by a freelancer who ghosted midway, how is this different?
Fair concern, that's exactly why I break work into checkpoints with visible progress instead of one big handoff at the end, so you're never waiting in the dark on a deliverable.
Can you work with what I already have, or do you need to rebuild everything?
Most of the time I work with what's there, rebuilding from scratch is rare and only makes sense if the existing setup is actually holding things back, not just because it's older.
How do I know the SEO work is actually doing anything?
You'll get reporting tied to real numbers, rankings, traffic, Core Web Vitals scores, not vague summaries, so you can see the before and after instead of taking it on faith.
What do you actually need from me to get started?
Access to the site or platform, and clarity on what's not working or what you want changed, I don't need a fully polished brief, a rough idea of the pain point is enough for me to figure out the rest.

