Shopify

In brief, then in detail

• Storefront and theme. A theme structured so merchandisers can run a campaign without a developer, and so the next release does not break the last one.
• Catalogue, markets, and checkout. Products, variants, duties of markets you actually sell in, and a checkout path that is tested, including a failed payment.
• Custom apps. When a Shopify feature is not enough: an integration, a wholesale rule, a subscription, or a back-office task. Built as an app, not as a fragile edit to a theme file.
• Migration. From another store or from a pile of spreadsheets. Products, customers, and URL redirects move in a plan, with a count before and after.

How it is run

The work is scoped like any other product. A PMP-certified project manager holds the launch date and the theme-review risk. A CSM-certified analyst writes the merchandising journeys. Senior engineers implement the theme and the app. ISTQB-certified testers buy the awkward product: a variant, a discount, a failed card. Peak traffic is a number, then a test.

IncogX staffs engagements with PMP-certified project managers, business analysts who hold the Certified ScrumMaster credential, and ISTQB-certified testers. PMP is issued by PMI, CSM by Scrum Alliance, and ISTQB by the International Software Testing Qualifications Board. Certificate numbers are not published. Senior engineers on these teams have more than ten years in production systems.