Give your brand a storefront that actually fits.
Custom theme development or deep customization that turns your brand direction into a responsive buying experience.
I design and develop custom Shopify storefronts, reusable sections, extensions, and integrations that fit how you sell—and stay easy for your team to update.
Thoughtful essentials, made for the way you live.
Explore collectionI’m Mahmoud Gamal, an independent e-commerce developer specializing in Shopify, WooCommerce, custom apps, plugins, performance, and conversion-focused development. You work directly with the person reviewing the requirement and building the solution.
When every campaign needs developer help, new functionality means another app, and simple changes risk breaking the storefront, the setup has stopped supporting the way your business works.
Generic layouts force your products and merchandising into the theme’s structure. Custom development gives the brand a storefront that fits the offer.
The goal is not more code or more apps. It is the right solution in the right layer: theme, section, extension, app, or integration.
Custom theme development or deep customization that turns your brand direction into a responsive buying experience.
Reusable sections give your team control over landing pages, promotions, and merchandising while keeping the design consistent.
Build focused storefront, checkout, or merchant functionality instead of forcing the wrong app into the store.
Improve product discovery, product pages, cart, checkout, and performance using practical evidence—not unsupported promises.
These are concept previews showing how real case studies will be presented. Replace them with approved screenshots, scope, role, and evidence before launch.
A flexible Shopify build concept designed around product storytelling, collection discovery, and reusable campaign sections.
Placeholder visual and copy—not a published client project.A merchant-facing feature concept that turns custom business logic into a clear interface and manageable workflow.
Placeholder visual and copy—not a published client project.You do not need to know the technical solution before you enquire. Start with the situation you are in.
From supplied UI or a complete storefront direction through development, QA, and handover.
Scope a new store →Restructure templates, build reusable sections, and remove the limitations holding the team back.
Discuss the theme →Storefront or checkout extensions, app features, APIs, and integrations around a real workflow.
Explain the requirement →Audit and improve the experience across discovery, product, cart, and checkout.
Request an audit →Your store should be easy for customers to use, safe for your team to update, and reasonable for future developers to extend.
Layouts are reviewed across practical breakpoints, not simply resized at the end.
Clear structure, scoped changes, and a handover that does not lock you into one developer.
Useful settings let the team update the store without turning every component into a confusing panel.
Assets, scripts, apps, and layout decisions are considered throughout the build.
You know what is being built, what you need to review, and what happens next at every stage.
Review the current store, references, customer journey, limitations, goals, and the real business requirement.
Confirm deliverables, responsibilities, assumptions, feedback rounds, estimated timeline, and price before development.
Build in controlled stages with preview links, focused feedback, and useful progress updates.
Test the agreed scope across practical breakpoints, document key controls, release, and complete the agreed support window.
I can work white-label from supplied UI, join an existing delivery team, or own the development scope while your agency keeps the client relationship.
Discuss a White-label ProjectApproved client feedback will show the problem, communication, delivery experience, and outcome—not generic praise.
“Approved client testimonial will be placed here before launch.”Client nameRole · Company
Yes. I can work within an existing theme when it is the right foundation, or recommend a deeper rebuild when repeated workarounds would create more cost and maintenance risk.
Both. I can implement supplied UI precisely, or shape the page and component direction when design support is part of the agreed scope.
Yes, depending on the requirement, store plan, and Shopify extension point available. The discovery step confirms the correct implementation layer.
Yes. Custom app work is scoped separately around the merchant workflow, API requirements, hosting, permissions, and ongoing maintenance.
It depends on scope and feedback cycles. After reviewing the requirement, you receive a defined scope and estimated delivery window before work begins.
Selected projects start from $500. New storefronts, complex extensions, and app development are quoted around the actual scope.
Merchant control is part of the architecture. The aim is to expose useful settings without making the theme fragile or overwhelming to manage.
A defined handover and support window can be included in the scope. Ongoing maintenance can also be discussed when the project needs it.
Yes. Development and review can be handled in a controlled theme or development environment, with the release planned after the agreed checks are complete.
Project ownership, third-party dependencies, and any licensed components are made clear in the scope. Custom deliverables are handed over under the agreed project terms.
Anything outside the approved scope is identified before it is built. You can then approve it as an additional task or keep it for a later phase.
Share your store, the problem, and what you want to achieve. I’ll review the details and let you know whether the project is a good fit and what the next practical step should be.