Theme & store build
Full storefronts from an empty admin, or precise edits to the theme you already run. Written directly in Liquid.
LiquidHorizonOS 2.0
Shopify virtual assistant and store specialist for founders and small ecommerce teams. Two years inside Shopify's technical merchant support. Theme work, product data, daily orders, page speed and search, handled by one person who can read the code.
No pitch deck. You show me the store, I tell you what I would fix and what it costs. You keep the list either way.
Full storefronts from an empty admin, or precise edits to the theme you already run.
LiquidHorizonOS 2.0 Layout: See all six →Find what is actually slowing the page down, then fix it in the theme.
LCPINPCLS Layout: See all six →On-page SEO plus the structured data answer engines actually cite.
JSON-LDAEO Layout: See all six →@media query cannot tell those apart — it only knows the window. @container does, which is the difference between a section that survives being reused and one that has to be rebuilt every time.Everything is written into the theme rather than bolted on as another app, because every app you add is another thing that can slow the store down or break in an update.
Full storefronts from an empty admin, or precise edits to the theme you already run. Written directly in Liquid.
Bulk imports, variant clean-up and structured attributes, plus the collections and filters that sit on top of them.
Orders, inventory, refunds and the customer inbox. The unglamorous daily work that keeps a store trustworthy.
Find what is actually slowing the page down, then fix it in the theme rather than installing another app to compensate.
On-page SEO plus the structured data that makes a store the one AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity actually cite.
Shopify Flow for the repetitive work, gateways and checkout configured properly, apps wired together so they stop fighting.
Curated rather than exhaustive. Each one follows the same shape so you can compare them: what was broken, what I did, what came out of it.
A distributor carrying imported brand lines was running entirely brick-and-mortar. High overhead, reach limited to walk-ins, and no catalog structure to build anything on.
Selling online with a catalog structured to grow, bulk updates through Matrixify, and alerts running without anyone watching the admin.
Add the Taste Culinary Food quote here. Beside its own case study is where a testimonial does the most work.Client name, Owner · Taste Culinary Food
A growing catalogue and a storefront where every new section risked breaking the brand's typography and colour rules. Deploys went straight to live with no staging step.
New sections land inside the existing system rather than beside it, and every deploy traces back to a commit.
Add the Adahlia Boutique quote here.Client name, Founder · Adahlia Boutique
Stock counts and prices arrived as supplier spreadsheets in a different shape to the Shopify catalog. Reconciling them by eye was slow and produced quiet errors that surfaced as oversells.
A repeatable check the owner runs themselves, with the risky write step kept under human approval by design.
Add a quote about the tool here, or delete this block. Three strong case studies beat twelve weak ones.Client name · Taste Culinary Food
You show me the store and the thing that has been annoying you. I say honestly whether it is worth paying someone to fix.
A list ordered by what will actually move revenue, with a price against each item. Yours to keep and hand to anyone.
Work happens on a staging copy wherever possible. Progress ships as it lands, not a silent month then a surprise.
Documented and handed back, or I stay on monthly and keep running it. Your call, made at the end rather than the start.
From April 2024 to April 2026 I worked inside Shopify as technical merchant support, front line for merchants worldwide. Themes, apps, payments, checkout, DNS, domains, gateway failures. When something broke, it landed in my queue.
That job taught me where stores actually break, and it is almost never where the owner thinks it is. Now I do the fixing directly, freelance, for founders and small teams who need someone who can read Liquid and answer a customer email in the same afternoon.
Before Shopify: two years of high-volume data processing and a year coordinating patient care, which is where the catalog discipline comes from. Information Technology at Gordon College, Olongapo City, where I still work from.
Bring the store URL and the thing that has been annoying you. Worst case you leave with a straight answer and a written plan you could hand to anyone.
No retainer required to start. No lock-in if you stay. · +63 976 148 2996