Store, data and content
Map and move the information customers and internal teams depend on.
- Squarespace content and product audit
- Shopify content and collection architecture
- Product, customer, and order data migration
A design-conscious Squarespace to Shopify migration that protects brand presentation while rebuilding catalog, content, SEO, and selling workflows for growth.
A more capable ecommerce store without losing the clarity and visual discipline of the existing brand.01Design-led brands outgrowing Squarespace commerce
02Teams needing stronger product, market, or integration capability
03Stores planning a catalog or international expansion
The exact scope follows source-platform discovery, data quality, storefront requirements, integrations, SEO, and operational constraints.
Map and move the information customers and internal teams depend on.
Protect discovery, operations, and trading through the cutover.
Data, storefront, integrations, SEO, operations, and launch ownership move through one visible plan.
Templates, content, typography, media, products, URLs, and commerce settings are inventoried.
The brand is translated into reusable Shopify sections and a clearer commerce architecture.
Content and data move through repeatable checks while the storefront is tested across devices.
Domains, redirects, checkout, tracking, email, and post-launch monitoring are coordinated.
Visual decisions are translated deliberately rather than lost in a generic theme.
The new storefront gives content teams useful sections without uncontrolled layout sprawl.
Indexed pages, metadata, assets, and redirect requirements are mapped before launch.
Selected work across design, engineering, migration, and long-term commerce support.
Explore all work ↗Yes, with the method depending on volume, structure, media, and the destination content model.
Yes. We translate the brand into responsive components and content controls suited to Shopify.
Some can; others need redirects. We create and test a URL map before launch.
Let’s work together
Share the current platform, catalog complexity, integrations, operational constraints, and target timing. We will help identify the safest useful next step.