Create a storefront that feels like the client’s brand
Use the client’s Shopify URL to create a new storefront direction in Revamp while the existing store keeps selling. Shape the design through conversation or visual editing, then build the product pages and shopping journey around the client’s customers. Present the result through a branded preview and continue the same project into a working storefront.
Start from the live store
Paste the public Shopify URL. Keep the brand and collections customers already know. Share a branded preview they can open on a phone. The live store keeps selling.
Revamp does not produce a Shopify theme. If the client must stay on a theme inside Shopify, that is a different delivery.
Import the catalog after they like the direction
Connect Shopify or upload authorized product files, then review names, prices and images in preview. Product information can shape the collections and detail pages rather than leaving your team to rebuild each entry manually. Moving private orders, customer records or active subscriptions requires a separate migration arrangement.
Write the destination into the proposal
Choose the operating setup that fits the client: keep Shopify for catalog and orders with a connected Revamp storefront, or build the store’s shopping and management features in Revamp. Agree on where the team will update products and manage orders, then review that experience before connecting the domain.
Use Shopify website redesign for the owner-facing workflow and ecommerce redesign when the catalog is the brief.
Keep delivering after launch
Add seasonal collections, campaign pages and product updates in the same project. Refine product layouts through conversation or visual editing, and keep changes in preview until approved. Your agency can offer continued improvements without recreating the storefront for each campaign. See Revamp for agencies for plans and client workspaces.