Full Time
$1,000 to $1,200 a month
TBD
Aug 25, 2026
We're a fast-growing DTC supplement brand running on Shopify. We ship new offers and landing pages constantly and need a developer who can turn a design reference into a live, fast, converting page without hand-holding.
The role:
Your first project: build a high-converting product landing page for our flagship offer, matched closely to the structure and feel of
Ongoing work after that includes new LPs, A/B test variants, theme and section development, speed optimisation, app integrations, and general store maintenance.
What you'll do:
- Build custom Shopify sections and landing pages in Liquid, HTML, CSS, JS
- Build reusable, merchant-editable sections so our team can update content without a dev
- Integrate upsell, subscription, and review apps (ReCharge, Rebuy,
- Hit 90+ mobile PageSpeed and keep CLS low, since most of our traffic is paid mobile
- Set up and QA A/B tests, plus tracking (GA4, Meta Pixel, GTM)
- Fix bugs and handle theme updates
Requirements:
- 2+ years of hands-on Shopify development (Shopify 2.0 architecture, Liquid, metafields, metaobjects)
- Strong front-end: HTML, CSS, vanilla JS. Bonus for React and Node
- Proven pixel-accurate work from a design or reference site
- Mobile-first, conversion-focused mindset. You understand this is a paid-traffic asset, not a portfolio piece
- Git, and comfortable working in ClickUp or similar
- Good written English and fast communication
Nice to have:
- Experience with supplement or health brands
- Shopify Plus, Shopify Functions, checkout extensibility
- Figma to Shopify workflow
- Basic design ability so you can fill layout gaps yourself
How to apply
Do not send a generic application. It will be ignored. Send:
1. 3 Shopify landing pages you personally built, with live links
2. A short note on what you'd change about
3. Your monthly rate and weekly availability
4. Start your reply with the word "CAPSULE" so I know you read this
Fast hiring process.
One thing worth flagging: use their page as a structural and UX reference, but have your dev rebuild it rather than copying their code, images, or copywriting. Cloned assets are what gets a store hit with a takedown.