Storefront development
Shopify storefront builds, redesigns, migrations, B2B implementation, custom sections, and customer-facing functionality shaped around how the business actually sells.
Client engineering
Commerce software built around the operation.
RXR Code takes on selective client work when the right answer is a tailored system: a storefront, custom app, internal tool, integration, or automation that removes uncertainty from an important workflow.
The deliverable can change. The approach does not: understand the operation, define the smallest useful system, build it deliberately, verify it, and leave it operable.
What RXR Code can own
Four common entry points.
These are not fixed packages. They are common shapes of work RXR Code can take from problem definition through production delivery.
Custom apps & internal tools
Embedded Shopify apps, private business tools, operational dashboards, and focused web applications for workflows that need their own interface and rules.
Integrations
Shopify connected cleanly to ERPs, PIMs, CRMs, warehouses, 3PLs, custom backends, and APIs with explicit data ownership and failure handling.
Automation
Jobs, webhooks, synchronization, reconciliation, and operational workflows that replace repetitive work without hiding important decisions from the team.
Best fit
Bring the part that does not fit cleanly off the shelf.
- A storefront needs a rebuild, migration, B2B layer, or functionality the theme does not provide cleanly.
- A team is still moving important commerce work through spreadsheets, inboxes, or repeated manual checks.
- Shopify needs to exchange data with an ERP, PIM, CRM, warehouse, or custom system reliably.
- An internal operation needs a focused application rather than another workaround or oversized platform.
- A technical problem crosses storefront, application, and backend boundaries and needs one engineer to own the whole path.
Project inquiry
Describe the workflow before you describe the solution.
Choose the kind of problem, tell us what is happening today, and describe what should be better when it is finished. That is enough context to start.