Magento themes built
faithfully from your designs

Simple theme conversions can take around one to two weeks, while highly customised designs may take six to eight weeks. The actual schedule depends on the number of templates, responsive behaviour, custom components, existing extensions and other storefront requirements.

We review the designs before giving you an estimate because visual similarity alone does not define the workload. A relatively simple-looking interface can still contain complex product, navigation or checkout behaviour. We identify those requirements during assessment and base the delivery plan on what needs to be implemented and tested.

We can work from established design files as well as exported image or document formats when they contain enough information for implementation. The important requirement is that we can clearly identify layouts, responsive behaviour, reusable components, assets and expected interactions.

Where something is missing or ambiguous, we clarify it with you before development rather than guessing at important storefront behaviour. Providing complete desktop and mobile designs, assets and interaction notes at the beginning generally makes estimation and implementation more predictable.

We build the theme so its layout and interface elements adapt to different screen dimensions rather than simply shrinking the desktop design. That includes reviewing navigation, product grids, product details, content components and other important customer interactions.

We then test the implemented theme across representative desktop, laptop, tablet and mobile environments. Responsive testing is part of the development process because a design can match perfectly at one screen width while becoming difficult to use at another. We address those differences before delivery.

Theme conversion can range from a few thousand dollars for a basic implementation to tens of thousands for a highly customised ecommerce build. Your estimate depends on design complexity, custom functionality, integrations, existing store constraints and the amount of testing required.

We review your designs and requirements before providing a project-specific quote. That gives us enough information to distinguish straightforward theme implementation from work that also requires custom commerce behaviour, extension compatibility work or substantial changes to the existing storefront.

Yes. We can translate approved storefront designs from several common design and exported file formats into a working Magento theme. We focus on the information needed to implement the experience accurately rather than requiring every client to follow one design workflow.

Before development, we review the available layouts, assets and interaction requirements. If your materials do not define an important responsive state or customer interaction, we identify that gap with you so the implementation decision is agreed rather than assumed.

Yes. We can integrate a new theme with existing extensions, but compatibility needs to be reviewed before deployment. Theme changes can affect how existing functionality is presented or triggered, so we include relevant compatibility testing in the implementation plan.

We first identify the extensions that affect customer-facing journeys or theme behaviour. We then test those dependencies during development and before launch. Where an existing extension requires additional work, we can explain the issue and scope the necessary adjustment rather than discovering it after the new theme reaches production.

Yes. We provide ongoing maintenance and support after the theme is delivered. That work can include security updates, troubleshooting, performance optimisation, integration support and additional components or features as your storefront requirements change.

Support can also cover theme enhancements and compatibility work when the surrounding ecommerce environment changes. Keeping the original development team involved gives you engineers who already understand how the theme was structured and why implementation decisions were made, reducing the amount of project context that has to be recreated for later work.

Yes. Our engineers can work alongside your existing developers, designers and ecommerce stakeholders rather than requiring a fully outsourced build. We can take responsibility for the theme conversion while your internal team retains ownership of other parts of the platform.

We establish responsibilities at the start so everyone knows who owns designs, theme implementation, integrations, testing and deployment. This is particularly useful when your internal team already understands the store’s business logic but needs additional Magento frontend capacity to deliver a redesign or new theme.

Often, yes. Intelligent discovery, recommendations or other AI-supported experiences can frequently be introduced as specific capabilities rather than requiring a complete storefront rebuild. Whether that approach works depends on your current architecture, product data and the customer journey you want to improve.

We start with the use case rather than adding AI simply because it is available. If the existing theme and underlying systems can support the requirement cleanly, we can plan the feature around them. If architectural changes are necessary, we identify those dependencies before implementation.

We begin with a project assessment. We review the supplied designs, understand the store requirements and identify the work needed to turn the approved interface into a functioning Magento theme. That assessment gives us the basis for scope and estimation.

Once the project begins, we confirm access to the required project materials, organise the conversion roadmap and establish how progress will be communicated. Development then moves through implementation and testing before pre-launch refinements, delivery and ongoing support. This keeps design interpretation and technical decisions visible throughout the project.