I design and build Shopify websites, improve existing store experiences and create email and website content. Projects range from product-led retail to specialist business websites.

You work directly with Rafi Mullin, the founder of Mullin Commerce. It is an independent studio, not a large agency with a separate account-management team.

No. Share what the business does, the current website if you have one, what needs to improve and any important timing. We can use that to work out the next questions.

I am based in Oxfordshire, UK. The working arrangements for your project are agreed at the start.

No. The portfolio also includes healthcare and consultancy websites built on Shopify. The right structure depends on what the business needs people to understand or do.

Yes. Depending on the current setup, the right scope may be a redesign, a set of focused improvements or a larger rebuild.

Migration can form part of a website project. Existing content, functionality, products and URLs need reviewing before the migration scope is confirmed.

The agreed handover covers the parts you need to maintain. How content and templates are structured is discussed during the project, so maintenance needs inform the build.

Content responsibilities are agreed in the proposal. Writing and creative support can be included, while photography, licensed imagery or specialist content may need separate arrangements.

Website builds start from £5,000. The final quote depends on the page scope, content, functionality, migration and delivery requirements.

Advisory is £300 per month, Growth is £700 per month and Managed Growth is £1,200 per month. The proposal confirms the actual work and delivery allowance.

Advisory focuses on direction and priorities. Growth adds agreed implementation. Managed Growth provides a broader programme across agreed website and marketing work.

Third-party costs are separate unless expressly included. Any applicable tax treatment and the payment terms are confirmed in the quote.

No. The delivery allowance, review arrangements and priorities are agreed in the proposal. Extra work is discussed before it is added.

The timeline depends on the scope, the availability of content and the review process. A realistic sequence is agreed after the requirements have been understood.

No. A website is one part of a business. The work can improve clarity, presentation and customer journeys, but sales, rankings and campaign performance are affected by many factors.

No. Each project is labelled. Padel World is shown as in development, Golden Age of Tennis is ongoing work, and BeClassic is a founder project.

Yes, ongoing support can be discussed under Advisory, Growth or Managed Growth. The proposal defines the scope and the way of working.