WooCommerce Developer for Ongoing Store Builds & Maintenance (Theme-Based)
We build WooCommerce stores for small fashion and lifestyle brands selling physical products. Most of our projects use commercially available premium themes as a foundation, with light customization based on each client’s needs.
We are looking for a WooCommerce developer to join us on a long-term basis and support ongoing client work.
Our projects typically involve:
Installing and configuring purchased themes for new client stores
Removing demo content and adapting layouts to client branding
Setting up payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal) and shipping rules
Uploading products or configuring bulk imports
Adjusting CSS and minor template files for layout refinements
Installing and configuring common plugins (email capture, coupons, bundles, upsells)
Troubleshooting checkout issues or plugin conflicts after updates
Most clients are small businesses. They expect their store to work reliably and look professional, but they are not asking for heavy custom architecture. Stability, responsiveness, and clean execution matter more than overengineering.
Workload varies by month depending on client onboarding and seasonal campaigns. Initially we expect 10–15 hours per week, with potential to grow.
Record a 5 minute video describing a WooCommerce theme-based store you worked on, the tasks you handled after launch, and one real issue you solved in that project. Applications without this video will not be reviewed.
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We are looking for a WooCommerce developer to join us on a long-term basis and support ongoing client work.
Our projects typically involve:
Installing and configuring purchased themes for new client stores
Removing demo content and adapting layouts to client branding
Setting up payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal) and shipping rules
Uploading products or configuring bulk imports
Adjusting CSS and minor template files for layout refinements
Installing and configuring common plugins (email capture, coupons, bundles, upsells)
Troubleshooting checkout issues or plugin conflicts after updates
Most clients are small businesses. They expect their store to work reliably and look professional, but they are not asking for heavy custom architecture. Stability, responsiveness, and clean execution matter more than overengineering.
Workload varies by month depending on client onboarding and seasonal campaigns. Initially we expect 10–15 hours per week, with potential to grow.
Record a 5 minute video describing a WooCommerce theme-based store you worked on, the tasks you handled after launch, and one real issue you solved in that project. Applications without this video will not be reviewed.
Apply tot his job
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