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WitsCode

Stores that scale, not stores that survive.

Custom Shopify builds, headless commerce on Hydrogen or Next.js, and conversion-tuned product pages for brands that have outgrown a theme. We rebuild the storefront, audit the app stack, and run a CRO sprint after launch.

300+ websites shipped, clients in 4 countries

What we deliver

The shape of an E-commerce engagement.

Specific deliverables, not generic promises. Here's what ships when you work with us.

  • Custom Shopify theme on Online Store 2.0 with conversion-tuned PDPs and collections, not a marketplace template

  • Headless storefront on Hydrogen or Next.js when your storefront needs to do more than themes allow

  • App audit and consolidation, most stores can drop 4 to 6 conversion apps in favor of native theme code

  • Core Web Vitals tuned for mobile, sub 2 second product page loads, image CDN and lazy loading dialed in

  • Post-launch CRO sprint with A/B tests on PDP hero, free shipping threshold, and post-add-to-cart upsells

Case study spotlight

Proof, not portfolio fluff.

Asal Collective case study by WitsCode, E-commerce engagement.

E-commerce

Asal Collective, a Dubai womenswear label

A live Shopify storefront that expresses the brand's refined, minimalist identity

Asal Collective is a Dubai fashion label whose name comes from the Arabic word for the sharp edge, standing for clarity, precision, and quiet strength. The brand makes handmade, small-batch womenswear (blazers, suits, dresses, trousers, tops, shirts, and skirts) for professional women who dress intentionally for the boardroom and beyond. It needed a storefront that matched that refined, minimalist identity (clean, calm, and confident) while functioning as a credible UAE e-commerce operation with local pricing, regionally familiar payment options, and merchandising that mirrors how its customers actually shop.

WitsCode built the store on Shopify, giving Asal Collective a managed, secure commerce foundation with a hosted checkout, order tracking, and a customer care center spanning FAQs and contact forms. The storefront leans into the brand's quiet, muted aesthetic: a hero that reads "Stitched by hand for women who lead," an "Asal Picks" bestsellers module, and product organization that works on two axes at once (by garment type such as Suits, Blazers and Vests, Trousers, and Dresses, and by occasion such as Workwear, Evening Wear, Smart Casual, Office Hours, and Boardroom Ready) so shoppers can browse by what they need or what they are dressing for.

The build is tuned for the UAE market. Pricing is in AED, localization resolves to the region, and free delivery within the UAE is surfaced as a core promise. The checkout pairs Apple Pay and major card networks with Tabby and Tamara, the split-payment services local shoppers expect, lowering the friction of buying premium pieces. Supporting commerce touches include a newsletter signup with a first-order incentive, wishlist functionality, and product search.

The outcome is a cohesive brand-to-cart experience: the visual restraint of a considered fashion label, backed by the practical scaffolding (dual-axis navigation, localized payments, and self-serve order tracking) that a growing direct-to-consumer store in the Gulf needs to convert and retain.

Read the full case study

Frequently asked

Questions before you reach out.

Shopify standard for most growth-stage brands. Headless Shopify when the storefront needs to do more than themes allow. Fully custom only when you're building a marketplace or have constraints Shopify can't handle. We pick based on your catalog, ops, and growth trajectory.

Yes. We've migrated stores off WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and Wix. Product data, orders, customers, and SEO redirects are all part of the engagement. Historical URLs are preserved with 301s so you don't lose rankings.

Yes. Shopify Payments for most brands, Stripe Connect for marketplaces, Razorpay for India-focused stores. Checkout extensions on Shopify Plus where your business case justifies it. We don't ship custom checkouts on standard Shopify because the conversion hit isn't worth it.

First measurable lift usually shows in week 2 to 3 post-launch from page speed alone. Compounding gains from the CRO sprint typically land in months 2 to 4. We report against your prior store baseline, not industry averages.

Ready to start? Let's talk.

Tell us where you are and what you're trying to build. We'll scope it and share a fixed proposal within 48 hours.