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Yes. Shopify developers can create custom sections for areas such as hero banners, product showcases, collection blocks, promotional sections, testimonials, editorial content and other components. Custom sections allow merchants to create layouts that may not be available in the standard theme.
Yes. Shopify developers can create custom Shopify sections using Liquid, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to add tailored content, layouts, and interactive features to a store. Custom sections can be designed to match a brand’s identity and made configurable through the Shopify theme editor.
Common examples of custom Shopify sections include:
Homepage sections: Custom hero banners, promotional blocks, featured collections, brand stories, and campaign layouts.
Product page sections: Product highlights, size guides, material details, FAQs, comparison tables, and delivery information.
Collection sections: Custom product grids, category banners, promotional content, and merchandising layouts.
Interactive sections: Image hotspots, tabs, accordions, sliders, video displays, and interactive product information.
Trust and conversion sections: Customer reviews, testimonials, guarantees, benefit highlights, and calls to action.
Mobile-specific layouts: Responsive sections with adjusted spacing, typography, image positioning, and controls for smaller screens.
Developers can also add section settings and blocks, allowing store owners to change text, images, colors, and content without editing code.
Important: Custom sections should follow Shopify’s theme architecture and be tested across devices. Developers should also consider accessibility, loading speed, and compatibility with the existing theme so that new sections remain manageable through the Shopify editor.