Shopify stores designed to convert, and managed so you don't have to.

Design and store management, under one roof.

I'm Evans, the person behind Evans Creative. I got into Shopify the way most self-taught builders do — by picking things apart until they made sense. What started as learning how websites, online stores, and digital marketing actually worked turned into a real skill, and eventually into the work I do full-time.

That's been about 5–6 years now, across a wide range of Shopify stores — building, redesigning, optimizing, and managing. Design is only part of it; I've spent just as much time in SEO, conversion optimization, email marketing, and the day-to-day running of stores after they launch.

Most Shopify work stops at handoff — you get a theme, a login, and a goodbye. I don't work that way. A store that looks great but loads slowly, confuses shoppers, or isn't set up to convert isn't actually doing its job. So I think about both sides at once: the design, and the business behind it — speed, trust, product presentation, marketing, and whether the store is actually making money.

I got into this because the internet changed what was possible for me — and I like being the person who helps that happen for someone else's business too.

I'm not trying to be just another Shopify designer. I want to be someone a store owner can build with, not just hire once.