Mahavir S.

I build Shopify and Webflow stores that sell, then put AI behind the parts your team is doing by hand: product copy, merchandising, search, support answers and content that keeps a CMS current. Fast, clean front end first. The clever automation only earns its place after that. 🛒 Shopify work Custom themes and Online Store 2.0 sections your marketing team can rearrange without a developer Headless builds on Hydrogen and Next.js when the storefront needs to be faster than a theme allows Checkout extensions, custom apps, subscriptions, bundles and B2B pricing rules Migrations from WooCommerce, Magento, Wix or a legacy build, with URLs and rankings kept intact Speed work on real Core Web Vitals, usually by removing apps rather than adding one 🌐 Webflow work Design to Webflow builds that match the file, including the states and breakpoints nobody drew CMS collections structured so content scales past the first fifty items Interactions, animation and page speed kept in balance, because one usually eats the other Logic, forms, memberships and integrations with your CRM and email tools Client training, so your team stops paying a developer to change a headline 🤖 Where the AI goes Product descriptions, alt text, metafields and category copy generated in bulk from your own catalogue, in your own tone Semantic search and recommendations that understand a query like warm jacket for a wet commute Support assistants trained on your policies, sizing and shipping rules, so answers are yours rather than invented Content pipelines that draft blog posts, collection pages and landing pages into the CMS for a human to approve Review summaries, tagging and enrichment across a catalogue too large to touch by hand Translation and localisation that preserves brand voice instead of flattening it 💬 Requests I get most weeks The store looks fine and converts badly, and nobody can say which step loses people A catalogue of thousands of products with thin descriptions and no time to write them A Webflow site that was fast at launch and is not any more Support answering the same sizing and shipping questions all day A theme edited by four different developers, where every change breaks something else A migration nobody wants to start because of what it might do to search rankings 🔧 How I work Structure and speed before features, because a fast simple store beats a slow clever one AI output always goes through review before it publishes, and every generated field is traceable Everything tested on real devices and real connection speeds, not just a desktop preview Small releases you can see, so feedback happens while changing things is still cheap Analytics and events set up properly, otherwise nobody can tell whether any of it worked Accessibility and mobile checked as part of the build rather than added after a complaint SEO handled at the structure level: URLs, schema, redirects and internal links, not a plugin 📦 What you get A store or site launched and working, not a handover with a list of remaining bugs Documented theme sections and CMS structure your team can actually use Loom walkthroughs for the day to day tasks, so simple edits stop coming back to me Before and after speed numbers from your own site A post launch window for the issues real traffic finds A written list of what I would do next and roughly what it is worth, so you can decide without me ⚡ Tools Shopify: Liquid, Online Store 2.0, Hydrogen, Storefront and Admin APIs, Shopify Functions Webflow: CMS, Logic, Memberships, custom code, Webflow API AI: OpenAI, Anthropic, embeddings and vector search for product and content data Glue: n8n, Make, Zapier, Klaviyo, Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion Web: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind, Node 🎯 Good fit if You sell something real and want the store to convert better, not just look newer Your team is writing the same kind of content again and again and wants that automated properly You want one person for build and automation, so the two are designed together You would rather remove three apps than install a fourth Send me your store URL or the Figma file and tell me what is slow, manual or losing sales. I will tell you what I would fix first and whether AI is even the right tool for it.