A legacy Shopify storefront was losing Black Friday traffic to mobile crashes. We rebuilt the entire purchase path as a headless, edge-rendered experience — and the next peak season ran without a single minute of downtime.
Veridian's six-year-old Shopify theme buckled the moment a paid campaign went live. Mobile sessions crashed mid-checkout, the storefront cached aggressively, and the team had no way to ship a new PDP without a developer. Conversion had slipped 31% over two quarters and the founders were losing sleep every November.
We treated the rebuild as a platform decision, not a refresh. Discovery ran for two weeks — analytics, session replays, and a checkout teardown — before a single component was drawn. The new architecture split cleanly into a fast, edge-rendered storefront, a Supabase-backed content and product layer, and Stripe as the single source of truth for subscriptions and one-off orders.
We migrated in three waves: PDP and PLP first, then the cart and checkout, then the post-purchase flows and account area. Each wave shipped behind a feature flag, with the legacy theme hot-swappable if anything went wrong. We built a small set of composable PDP blocks in Sanity so the merchandising team could finally ship a campaign without filing a ticket.
Black Friday launched on the new stack. LCP on mobile dropped from 4.1s to 0.4s, conversion recovered and then surpassed pre-incident levels, and the team ran a flash sale two weeks later without asking engineering. Subscription attach rate grew 22% in the first quarter on the new platform.
Nexus's portfolio rebalancing was a spreadsheet. We engineered a real-time engine, a biometric-secured client portal, and the operations tooling to let a single advisor run a $50M book.
A 40-person ops team was drowning in repetitive questions spread across 14 SaaS tools. We shipped an agentic assistant that reads where the team already works, with the guardrails the security team needed.
Vault needed a consumer banking app that felt like a fintech-native product on day one — biometric login, instant transfers, and a card experience that didn't feel like a 2014 banking portal.
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