Store, data and content
Map and move the information customers and internal teams depend on.
- Wix catalog and content inventory
- Shopify information architecture
- Product, customer, and selected order migration
A practical Wix to Shopify move that restructures catalog, content, navigation, customer data, SEO, and storefront design around stronger commerce operations.
A store built for day-to-day ecommerce work rather than constrained by the structure of the previous site builder.01Growing stores reaching the limits of Wix commerce workflows
02Teams needing stronger merchandising, markets, or integrations
03Brands ready to rebuild the customer journey properly
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.
Pages, products, media, forms, apps, and business functions are inventoried.
Navigation, collections, templates, content, and Shopify operations are designed together.
Data and content are migrated while the responsive storefront is implemented and tested.
Domains, redirects, analytics, checkout, notifications, and post-launch issues are controlled.
The destination is designed around customer and operational needs, not Wix layout constraints.
Existing indexable URLs and metadata are inventoried before redirects are created.
Payments, tax, shipping, notifications, and fulfillment receive real journey tests.
Selected work across design, engineering, migration, and long-term commerce support.
Explore all work ↗Usually yes. Data quality and available export fields are assessed before confirming the exact scope.
It can retain the brand, but we recommend improving hierarchy and responsive behavior rather than reproducing Wix limitations.
Yes. Domain, DNS, redirect, and analytics changes are included in launch planning.
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.