Complete Shopify Store - Court Vibes (50% Done, Design Ready)

September 15, 2026

Complete Shopify Store Setup - Court Vibes (Design Ready)

I've designed a complete Shopify D2C store for Court Vibes (pickleball accessories) and have 20 design documents ready to hand off. The store is partially set up but needs finishing implementation. I'm looking for a skilled Shopify developer to complete this efficiently.

What You're Getting (Complete Design Package)

20 design documents including full design mockup, brand color palette and specifications, typography and sizing guide, component designs (buttons, cards, sections), product imagery requirements, layout templates for all pages, and implementation checklist.

Approximately 50 percent complete Shopify store with code level work mostly done. Collections are already created (Essentials, Paddles, Apparel, Accessories, Eyewear). Color schemes are fully defined in settings. Custom CSS is applied to base.css (brand colors, typography, buttons, hero gradient, footer). Testimonials section styling is implemented. Newsletter gradient styling is complete. Social media links are configured (Instagram, TikTok). Navigation is partially set up. Assets folder has CSS in place. Layouts folder has theme layout partially configured. Sections folder has custom testimonials section code ready. Templates folder has homepage and product templates ready (some already replaced).

What Needs to be Done (Remaining 50 Percent)

Minimal code level edits (most already done). Verify and finalize CSS asset linking in layout/theme.liquid. Confirm testimonials section (sections/cv-testimonials.liquid) is properly linked. Finalize homepage template (templates/index.json). Quick verification that all code is loading correctly.

Admin UI configuration. Upload logo and favicon. Set up navigation menus (Home, Shop with nested collections, About, Contact). Configure footer sections (branding, links, legal, contact). Set checkout branding colors. Generate store policies.

Image uploads. Upload hero banner image (2400 x 1200px) or confirm gradient only is fine. Verify product images are properly sized (2000 x 2000px, cream background).

Final verification. Test all responsive breakpoints. Verify button hovers, colors, spacing. Confirm checkout branding matches design. Final QA before publishing.

Why This is Easy and Fast

Design is 100 percent complete (no creative decisions needed). Code implementation is already 50 percent done (CSS, sections, templates already in place). Step by step implementation guide provided. All code and CSS already applied and ready. Most settings are already configured. Remaining work is mostly admin UI config, image uploads, and final QA. Estimated time is 4 to 8 hours (not 40 plus hours from scratch).

Requirements

Proven Shopify theme customization experience (portfolio required). Comfortable with Liquid templating. Experience with Dawn theme or similar. Fast, reliable communication. Can start immediately.

Nice to have: Previous work on D2C stores. Experience with custom sections. CSS and styling expertise.

Deliverables

Fully functional, styled Shopify store ready to publish. All design specifications implemented. Responsive on desktop and mobile. All links, buttons, and sections working. Checkout configured and branded. Brief handoff documentation.

Budget and Timeline

Budget is around 300 to 500 dollars (fixed project, not hourly). Store is already 50 percent complete, so less work than typical builds. Timeline is 2 to 4 days ideal, up to 1 week acceptable. Start ASAP.

How to Apply

Please respond with your relevant Shopify experience (2 to 3 theme customization projects with links to portfolios). Your rate or estimate (how many hours you would need, at what rate, or fixed price bid). Your availability (when you can start). Your timeline (how quickly you can complete this). Any questions you need clarified.

I'll provide the complete 20 document design package to qualified applicants.

Additional Notes

This is not a vague make me a store request. You have a complete roadmap. All code is ready. This is mostly configuration and connecting pieces. I'm flexible on budget if timeline is tight. Once hired, I'll share all 20 design documents plus the partial Shopify store access. Store is live but unpublished (Copy of Dawn theme in draft).

One more thing: the store is already 50 percent complete. All code level work (CSS, sections, templates) is implemented. I need you to finish the remaining 50 percent: admin configuration, image uploads, final QA, and publish. This is finishing work, not a full build. Experienced Shopify developers should complete this in 4 to 8 hours.

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