Clear platform choice
Shopify, WordPress, or custom. Chosen for the job, not for habit.
Web Development
Sites built on the platform that fits the brief.
Some projects need Shopify. Others need WordPress. Some need a fully custom build. Zylode chooses the stack for the outcome, then ships a site people can actually use.
Client-ready scope
You see what is included before work starts: pages, features, and integrations.
Launch that holds
Performance, edits, and day-one ops are part of the build, not leftovers.
What you get
Clear builds across commerce and content.
From storefronts to marketing sites to custom apps, the focus stays on what the client can run, sell, and update after launch.
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Shopify storefronts
Custom themes, storefront work, app setup, migrations, and performance for stores that need to sell cleanly.
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WordPress sites
Custom themes, WooCommerce, editable builds, migrations, and ongoing care for content-led businesses.
03
Custom and Next.js builds
Fully custom applications, headless commerce, and API-connected experiences that platforms cannot stretch into.
Service depth
What a web build usually includes.
Platform choice, scope, migrations, performance, integrations, and handoff. The practical surface area before and after launch.
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Platform fit
Shopify, WordPress, or custom chosen for how the business sells, publishes, and integrates, not for developer habit.
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Storefront and site scope
Clear deliverables for pages, templates, checkout touches, CMS fields, and integrations before build work starts.
03
Migration care
Catalog, content, and redirect planning when moving onto Shopify or WordPress without losing search history.
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Performance baseline
Speed, media weight, and mobile layout treated as launch requirements, not post-launch cleanup.
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Integration wiring
Payments, shipping, inventory, CRM, and ops tools connected so the site matches how orders actually move.
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Handoff that lasts
Editable structures, documentation, and maintenance options so the team can run the site after launch.
Who this fits
Built for teams with real constraints.
Whether you are refreshing a store, publishing every week, or shipping a product UI, the platform choice should match how you operate.
- Growing catalogs: Stores that have outgrown a starter theme and need cleaner product journeys, faster pages, and tighter branding.
- Content-heavy brands: Teams that publish often and need WordPress structures that stay editable without breaking the design.
- Product teams: Founders and operators who need custom apps, dashboards, or headless storefronts beyond a CMS theme.
How the platforms differ
Commerce, content, custom.
Shopify
When selling is the center
Custom themes, checkout polish, app setup, migrations, and integrations for merchants who live in Shopify.
WordPress
When publishing is the center
Themes, WooCommerce, editable builds, and maintenance for teams that need a dependable CMS.
Custom
When the product outgrows templates
Next.js apps, headless commerce, APIs, and fully custom UI when a theme system cannot stretch far enough.
Pick a platform path
Open a detail page for the stack that matches your project. Each page lists what is included in plain language.
Shopify storefronts
Custom themes, storefront work, app setup, migrations, and performance for stores that need to sell cleanly.
Open page →WordPress sites
Custom themes, WooCommerce, editable builds, migrations, and ongoing care for content-led businesses.
Open page →Custom and Next.js builds
Fully custom applications, headless commerce, and API-connected experiences that platforms cannot stretch into.
Open page →Tell us what you need the site to do.
Share the goals, audience, and constraints. We will recommend Shopify, WordPress, or a custom build and map what is included.