No, we recommend to try out Liquiflow, before you actively search for projects. Play around, understand the concepts and get a feeling how everything works.

Only in a very basic form. Liquiflow takes aways the complexity with attributes. But its helpful to get to know it a bit to build faster. Dont worry if you get stuck - our Discord channel is always open for support.

When using Headless solutions you bring Shopify into Webflow. While our tool brings Webflow into Shopify. Liquiflow uses Webflow just to build the frontend, all the E-Commerce functionality is in Shopify.

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The issue with Headless systems is, that they need constant syncing and plans for mulitple platforms (which can be expensive), this is not the case with Liquiflow.

You don't need a paid hosting plan for Webflow; instead, you'll need to incorporate custom code into your webpage. Therefore, having a valid account plan is essential for seamless conversion.

In general, you need to keep in mind that you create a standalone section file with CSS of Webflow. When bringing in new class names and styles, you need to keep in mind the general CSS structure of your Shopify theme. Otherwise, it could look very different from your current theme.

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Fonts shouldn't be set in Webflow on a class, instead inherit the font from the Shopify theme. When using any add to cart or other Javascript functionality, you need to check your theme first and adapt it to the theme functionality.

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The section converter works best for content sections which you can link to dynamic data.

The Theme Builder creates a fully functional Shopify Theme from scratch. The Section Builder on the other hand can be used on existing Shopify Themes to create single sections.

Liquiflow is the only tool that allows you to build Shopify themes and sections with Webflow. Other tools that offer Webflow to Shopify integrations are offering Headless solutions. The difference is that LP is Webflow -> Shopify and Headless is Shopify -> Webflow. With Headless you need to sync the products into Webflow, while with LP everything is managed in Shopify. You just build the front-end in Webflow and then move it into Shopify.

We are here to help! Join our Discord channel and we are very confident that we can solve your issue!

Shopify liquid is a templating language created by Shopify, a popular e-commerce platform. It is specifically designed for building dynamic and customizable templates for Shopify online stores. Liquid is used to create and control the look and layout of your Shopify store, including the storefront, product pages, and various other dynamic elements.

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Liquid is known for its simplicity and ease of use, making it accessible to individuals with limited programming experience. It allows you to insert variables, conditionals, loops, and other logic directly into your templates, making it possible to create personalized and responsive online stores.

Content editing occurs within Shopify. In Webflow, you strategically position all the variables that require editing, either by you or your customers, in Shopify. You have the flexibility to determine where and how the content is populated, and you can provide clear guidelines to your customers for working with sections and blocks.

Yes. Following the conversion, you will have a fully functional Shopify theme that meets the standards of Shopify theme development. This enables you to seamlessly integrate apps from the Shopify app store.