I came to development from e-commerce marketing. For about two years now I've worked almost entirely on Shopify — one store's theme, and the apps and integrations behind it.
Six projects, one Shopify store.
A custom Shopify app on Gadget.dev, tying the store to Ukrainian banking, fiscal receipts, a marketplace, a courier and its suppliers.
A customised Dawn theme in Liquid for a large Ukrainian electronics catalogue, with a Lighthouse harness that decides what ships.
A shopper-facing chat agent on Claude and MCP — catalogue search, cart building and order status, in Ukrainian and Russian.
A public Shopify app that makes Google's automated discounts actually apply at checkout, as a Shopify Function.
A desktop app that pulls prices and stock from eight suppliers, re-prices them, and bulk-updates the store and its marketplace feeds.
The store's previous headless build on Hydrogen and Oxygen — retired in 2025 when it moved back to a Liquid theme.
It's one store — informatica.com.ua — but the work spreads well past the theme.
I hold a master's degree in IT, but started out in e-marketing, keeping an electronics retailer's website running on WordPress. A 12-month fullstack program and a React internship later, I moved into development properly, and in 2024 I took over the same retailer's Shopify build.
The storefront is a customised Dawn theme in Liquid, with the interactive parts written as plain Web Components rather than a framework. Around it sits a custom Shopify app on Gadget.dev for banking, fiscal receipts and the Rozetka marketplace; an Electron price-sync tool; an AI chat assistant on Claude and the Model Context Protocol; and a public Shopify app for Google's automated discounts.
What I reach for.