Services

WordPress and Shopify Web Design Services

From custom WordPress builds to Shopify storefronts — we design, develop, and launch websites that convert.

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Shopify Web Design

Conversion-focused stores that drive sales

$500 starting from
  • Theme customization or custom build
  • Product page optimization
  • Mobile-first development
  • App integration & setup
  • 14-day post-launch support

Free Theme Setup

Free setup included with any theme purchase

$0 with any theme purchase
  • Full theme installation & setup
  • Demo content import
  • Basic logo & color customization
  • Plugin recommendations
  • 30-min design consulting call
How We Work

Our 6-Step Process

A proven workflow that delivers on time, every time.

01

Discovery

Understanding your brand, goals, audience, and requirements through an in-depth consultation.

02

Design

Visual mockups and wireframes tailored to your brand identity for review and approval.

03

Development

Clean, performance-optimized code built with modern best practices and standards.

04

Testing

Cross-device, cross-browser testing to ensure pixel-perfect results everywhere.

05

Launch

Domain setup, final checks, performance optimization, and going live.

06

Support

Post-launch care with 14-day included support to handle any adjustments needed.

How to prepare for a WordPress or Shopify project

A successful web project starts with a defined business outcome, realistic scope, and clear ownership of content and decisions. Before requesting a quote, identify the customer action the site should support—such as purchasing, booking, submitting a lead, or reading gated content—and the systems that must work with it.

Include these details in your brief

  • Business goals, target customers, primary pages, and the most important conversion path.
  • Required integrations such as payments, shipping, email marketing, analytics, CRM, booking, or memberships.
  • Existing brand files, approved copy, product data, photography, and any content that still needs to be created.
  • Technical constraints including hosting, domain, current platform, migration requirements, and launch deadline.
  • Who will approve design, supply feedback, maintain the site, and own third-party accounts after launch.

Define deliverables and acceptance criteria

A proposal should state what is included, what the client must provide, how many feedback rounds are planned, which browsers and devices will be tested, and what counts as completion. Ask how changes outside scope are approved and priced. For ecommerce, document product migration, tax and shipping configuration, payment testing, transactional email, returns, account pages, and analytics ownership.

Launch is not the end of the project. Agree on backups, updates, monitoring, training, warranty or support periods, and the person responsible for each recurring task. No responsible provider should promise rankings, revenue, or a fixed performance score without controlling the content, infrastructure, integrations, and ongoing operations that influence those outcomes.

Request a scoped conversation

Use the contact form to share your platform, target launch date, required integrations, current site if available, and the business result you want to improve. ThemeMuse can then recommend the appropriate service or explain when the project needs a different specialist.

Start with a Design You'll Grow Into

Choose a theme that feels right today — and still works as your ideas evolve tomorrow.