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Real stores, real constraints, real storefront decisions

One proof page, five different storefront pressures: large-scale beauty retail, luxury jewelry, social-first DTC, home goods Liquid, and international apparel Liquid.

Explore the business problem, my role, and the implementation behind each store. Start with the project closest to your catalog and customer journey.

Selected work

Find the storefront pressure closest to yours.

Open a project to see its technical decisions, storefront screenshots, and delivery context.

Decision proof

What each case helps decide.

Compare the custom storefront work with the Liquid builds to see which approach fits your needs.

Lead Developer / Frontend Team Lead at Machinarium

EveShop large-scale Shopify Hydrogen + mobile commerce case study

A national beauty and personal care retailer needed a storefront and mobile-adjacent commerce foundation that could support retail-scale catalog browsing, campaign traffic, and a production ecommerce operation rather than a small experimental headless build.

EveShop launched a production Hydrogen storefront for its national retail operation, alongside React Native mobile commerce work. Reusable frontend patterns supported the broad beauty and personal care catalog. Maintaining that custom storefront remains an ongoing operational responsibility.

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Shopify Hydrogen Developer

Bayam Jewelry high-AOV luxury ecommerce discovery case study

A luxury jewelry and watch retailer needed a Hydrogen storefront that could support premium browsing, showroom-led trust, and multiple catalog mindsets inside one brand surface.

When jewelry and watch buyers share a storefront, give them distinct discovery paths. Collection introductions and sub-category pathways should explain what each buyer needs to compare, while premium presentation keeps useful product context and financing, shipping, and returns cues visible.

Read the Bayam Jewelry case study

Shopify Developer

Rebel Bunny content-commerce and limited drop UX case study

A premium matcha brand needed one branded Shopify storefront to carry DTC shopping, wholesale or partner interest, and education without splitting those journeys into disconnected surfaces.

When commerce, education, and partner acquisition must work as one system, keep those journeys in a coherent Hydrogen storefront rather than disconnected tools. Rebel Bunny carries shopping, partner interest, and Matchacation content in one branded surface, making it a useful example of Hydrogen for social-first DTC.

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Shopify Liquid Developer

Kirazev fast Shopify Liquid home goods catalog case study

A home goods catalog needed a fast Shopify Liquid build that could support everyday product discovery without the cost and maintenance overhead of a custom Hydrogen application.

Kirazev received a Shopify Liquid storefront covering kitchen, decor, bathroom, and organizer categories. Catalog and product management stayed within Shopify's native workflows.

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Shopify Liquid Developer

Clohi international apparel Shopify Liquid case study

An international apparel brand needed a Shopify Liquid storefront that could carry ethnic, festive, and casual wear while respecting market-specific trust and buying expectations.

Clohi's Liquid storefront brings ethnic, festive, and casual apparel into clear category paths, with product-page trust cues for its India-focused audience.

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FAQ

Case study questions that usually matter after the first scroll.

Why is EveShop the main portfolio case?

Because it combines the strongest proof points: large-scale Shopify Hydrogen delivery, React Native mobile commerce involvement, and a documented audience context of 400K+ web users plus 100K+ mobile users.

What makes Bayam and Rebel Bunny different as Hydrogen projects?

Bayam is a high-AOV luxury discovery and trust UX problem. Rebel Bunny is a content-commerce and limited-drop storytelling problem where commerce, education, origin content, and partner interest need to live together.

Why include Kirazev and Clohi if HydrogenExpert sells Hydrogen services?

Because they prove Shopify judgment. Some stores need Hydrogen, while others are better served by fast, maintainable Liquid builds. The examples show how the choice follows the catalog, customer journey, and maintenance needs.

Why do some cases have testimonials and others do not?

The Rebel Bunny case includes public Upwork feedback. Each project also describes my role, implementation, and storefront context, with screenshots to explore.

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Next Step

Use the closest proof to scope the next move

If your store has similar constraints, I can help you decide whether the next step is Hydrogen, Liquid cleanup, support, or no rebuild.

The free first review recommends a scope. If the risks need a detailed paid review, I will explain that before you commit.

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