Live project context.
Live links, screenshots, platform notes, and concise implementation scope help make each example easier to compare to your own project.
How to read this page
The useful proof is practical context.
Each project summary focuses on what can be evaluated from the outside: the platform, the implementation scope, the live or preview reference, and the kind of release problem the work represents.
Outcome data only when it is shareable.
When a project has approved before-and-after results, those details can be shared directly. Otherwise, this page keeps the evidence to scope and public context.
Build examples
Selected Shopify and web builds.
Use these examples to identify the kind of project Parkdale can scope: headless Shopify, theme rebuilds, B2B storefronts, focused catalog stores, and non-ecommerce sites.
Shopify / HydrogenLive site
Constructive Toys
Role and scope: Storefront refresh and frontend rebuild from a traditional Shopify theme into a Hydrogen/headless implementation.
Why it matters: This is the kind of project where architecture, design direction, Shopify data, and launch coordination have to move together.
Shopify theme buildLive site
Parkdale Brass
Role and scope: Built a Shopify theme for a focused catalog, including a polished storefront experience and 3D animation moments.
Why it matters: Smaller catalogs still need clear browsing, product storytelling, responsive polish, and simple merchant ownership after launch.
Shopify B2BLive site
Direct 2 Retail BC
Role and scope: Built a new Shopify theme for a business-focused retail workflow, including store structure and templates suited to B2B buying.
Why it matters: B2B storefronts need clearer paths for known buyers, less consumer-style friction, and templates aligned with business purchasing behavior.
Static / VercelPreview site
Tomines Boxing
Role and scope: Redesigned and rebuilt a non-ecommerce website as a Vercel-hosted static experience with updated sections and clearer visitor flow.
Why it matters: Not every site needs Shopify. Static builds can be a better fit when the main goal is clear information architecture and fast publishing.
Some client and agency work is private or white-label. Relevant context can be discussed on a call when it is useful and appropriate to share.
Want to compare your backlog to these examples?
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