Stop waiting weeks
for storefront fixes.

Anything related to the front-end of your store. This includes custom theme design and theme development, theme updates, bug fixes, new page builds, checkout flow improvements, navigation restructuring, styling third-party extensions to match your storefront design, speed optimization, content page layouts, email templates, and general storefront upkeep like promotions and seasonal updates.

One common request is adapting third-party extensions to match your theme. Many extensions ship with default Magento styling that doesn't match your storefront, so part of the work is integrating them visually into your design.

On Magento setups, the line between front-end and back-end work isn't always clear. If you're ever unsure, just submit the task and I'll let you know if back-end development is required before the requested changes can be applied to the theme.

All Magento 2 versions. I've been working with Magento since the Magento 1 era. I work with custom themes based on Magento Blank/Luma, Hyvä theme, and marketplace themes like Porto. Multi-language and multi-store setups are fully supported. If your store runs a different setup, get in touch to discuss.

Custom theme builds are split into multiple design and development phases and can be completed within this plan. If your project needs faster delivery, you can choose a plan with more dedicated daily hours. Reach out to discuss what works best for your project.

Magefront focuses on storefront interface design - layouts, product pages, navigation, checkout flows, and overall shopping experience - not general graphic design like logo creation or illustration. That said, general storefront upkeep tasks like modifying banners, adjusting product images, and managing visual assets for your storefront are included.

Once you subscribe, setup begins within 24 hours and is tailored to your tech stack. This usually includes getting access to your code repository (e.g. GitHub or Bitbucket), a database copy for local development, a copy of the media folder, and access to your task board. Once everything is in place, work starts immediately.

Tasks are typically completed within 24-48 hours. Larger tasks - such as new landing pages or theme performance optimization - are worked on continuously, with progress updates every 48 hours or less until the work is complete.

There's no limit on how many tasks you can add to your queue. Requests are worked on one at a time to ensure focused, quality output - once one is complete, the next one starts immediately. If a task turns out to be larger than expected, it is either broken into smaller deliverables or worked on continuously until completion. You'll always know what is currently being worked on and what comes next.

Through Trello, or your preferred tool - GitHub, email, or another platform your team already uses. The goal is to fit into your existing workflow, not add another tool to manage.

That's completely fine. You could keep a larger task at the top of their queue, such as performance improvements, content page updates, or checkout UX refinements. When something urgent comes up, simply add it to the top of the queue and it takes priority.

I may also occasionally review your storefront, check analytics, and suggest improvement opportunities - so even between your requests, your store keeps getting better.

Urgent live-site issues are moved to the top of your queue immediately. If something breaks or needs quick attention, it becomes the current priority and is addressed as soon as possible.

For critical issues affecting checkout or storefront functionality, priority attention is available outside regular hours when possible.

Every task includes revisions until the work meets your expectations. With direct communication and no handoffs, revisions are usually minimal and quick.

With freelancers, the biggest challenge is unpredictable availability. Your developer might take on a large project and suddenly your "quick update" sits in a queue for weeks. Or you reach out before Black Friday only to hear they're fully booked until January.

With agencies, you often lose control over who does the work. You might start with a senior developer who knows your store inside out, only to find they've been replaced by a junior. Add account managers and overhead costs, and you're paying more for a less direct relationship.

Magefront offers a simpler model: dedicated daily work on your storefront, direct communication with the person doing the work, and predictable availability every business day.

If your store doesn't need 40+ hours of work per month, I offer tailored support plans starting from 10 hours per month. These are built around your store's specific needs - whether that's ongoing maintenance, periodic UX improvements, or support during upgrades and seasonal peaks. Get in touch to discuss what would work best for your store.

Yes. Beyond the weekly subscription, depending on availability, I take on fixed-scope engagements - like Hÿva migrations, theme redesigns, theme optimization projects, or custom builds with a defined outcome and timeline.

These projects work best when:

• The scope is clear enough to define a deliverable and timeline up front

• The project runs 4-12 weeks of dedicated work

• You're comfortable with a fixed fee rather than hourly billing

After a fixed-scope project wraps, clients often continue with a weekly subscription for ongoing storefront support - but there's no obligation to do so.

If you have a specific project in mind, get in touch and we'll scope it out.

Day-to-day communication happens through email or your task board. Async and efficient. If you need an occasional call or meeting, that can be arranged. No recurring standups or status meetings required.

Magefront is built around continuity. Short absences (one or two business days) are compensated through schedule adjustments. If I'm unavailable for more than two consecutive business days, your billing period is extended by the equivalent time. The subscription is designed to ensure consistent professional support without disruption.

Payments are processed securely through Stripe. You can pay by credit or debit card, and your subscription renews with automatic invoicing. There's no contract and no minimum commitment - you can cancel anytime through the Stripe Customer Portal, and your subscription simply won't renew for the next billing cycle. If your company requires alternative payment arrangements, such as wire transfers or invoice-based billing, those can be arranged - just get in touch.

Yes. As we enter Q2 2026, AI-assisted development is part of an optimized workflow - but quality and reliability come first. All AI-assisted code goes through manual review, testing, and supervision to meet Magento 2 best practices. That's where 10+ years of hands-on Magento experience comes in. If you prefer no AI tools in the workflow, or have specific company policies regarding AI usage, that's respected - just let me know.