Yes. Some Shopify development agencies also provide SEO, CRO and performance marketing as part of their broader eCommerce services. NOIR & BLANCO combines Shopify development with CRO, SEO, AEO, GEO and performance marketing across Meta and Google. This allows ...

Yes. Shopify agencies can help install, configure and customize apps and integrations based on the store’s requirements. These may include payment solutions, analytics, reviews, customer support, marketing, logistics, CRM, ERP and other systems. Agencies should also review app dependencies because ...

Shopify maintenance pricing depends on the number of hours, type of support and complexity of the required changes. Some agencies offer monthly retainers while others charge hourly or per task. A maintenance agreement should clearly define included hours, response times, ...

Ongoing Shopify maintenance can include bug fixes, theme updates, design changes, CRO improvements, mobile optimization, app support, integrations, navigation updates, product or collection changes and technical troubleshooting. A maintenance plan can help brands manage continuous website improvements without treating every ...

A Shopify agency can optimize mobile UX by restructuring navigation, adjusting layouts, improving image sizing, optimizing buttons and CTAs, simplifying content hierarchy and ensuring that product discovery and checkout work smoothly on smaller screens. Mobile optimization should be tested ...

Shopify development can improve performance by reducing unnecessary scripts, optimizing images, limiting excessive app dependencies, improving theme code and loading only required functionality. Performance also depends on third-party apps, media assets and tracking scripts. A technical audit can identify ...

Common UX improvements include clearer navigation, better product filtering, stronger collection organization, improved mobile layouts, more visible CTAs, better product information, simpler cart interactions and clearer trust signals. The highest-priority improvements should be based on the store’s actual user ...