Anita Dantani

My name is listed in Shopify and frontend development.

Shopify and find the solution. Once I made the change in a store on the customer page, I wasn't able to get the entire discounts on the customer page through the object or Shopify. So I needed to create a GraphQL for it, and then I could get all the discounts on the customer page.

For Shopify style sheet, we add as an global file, and also use a section-specific styling. So, for one section, whenever that section is added, the script is loaded to that section only, not loaded to the entire store. And for scalability, we use a less amount of code for styling an element, and then we can use it.

Which prototype do we follow? So, the prototype is for the photo at the front, once they give us the design, and then we check it for the frontend child, how it's possible or not. If some design is not possible, then we ask them to go to the customization unit to check if it's restricted in Shopify, and if we can't do it. So we need to customize something as we use Shopify.

So using Calbind CSS structure, I had around 1.1 to 1.5 years of experience. I have previously in my previous career, I worked with Telvign. But after that, like, from last one or more than half a year, I haven't used 10.9, but I know how to use it and how to, like, add media queries and use timeline classes.

I have like 4 days of experience working with the project manager. My current company also has a project manager who hands over all tasks to me. I need to give updates to the project manager on task ahead dates and if any blockers are there, or if we need anything from the client. If I have to recommend something to the client, then I need to discuss it with the project manager, and the project manager will collaborate with the client.

Steps I would take to improve Shopify's load time. First, we use responsive images, so images load exactly as needed. This won't take much time. Then we use async and defer in linked and script. That's why it's loaded within the script. It's preferable to add defer or for the image attribute, we add height and width and also lazy load into the images. Also, reduce the script size, comment out the commented code, optimize the JavaScript and CSS. This takes lesser time and removing unnecessary code. All these are things we can do to improve the speed of the store.

By working with GitHub, I have actually worked in my first company with GitHub. So I use GitHub Desktop for committing, merging, and everything for cloning the store to commit into the branch and merging the branch and making the branches live on Shopify. So I have it from my first company. And in my current company, I am doing this: git commit, add, create, creating a branch, merge a branch, and add the live branches to a store.

So I'm a front-end person. I've worked with Liquid for the last three years. I'm currently working with Liquid. I know the Liquid object, its loop, and Liquid filters. I know everything about Liquid.

Download the Shopify store on our local file. Then, we need to add it to our main branch, where it is launched. Then we add that store in GitHub to a new branch, and then we clone that branch on our machine. And then we connect with that branch using that branch name. Then, after that, you can use the local store. After connecting with the Shopify store by logging into Shopify using that store, and cloning the store on GitHub and our local store, we can add a new branch, and then make a commit to all the branches. And after committing, we can create a merge request, and the merge request will be added as an app on the Shopify store.

As I have worked in my current company on SEO code, we got a script. So it depends on the script. Like, when we need it, but most probably we add it to the head section of our Shopify theme, in the inline liquid, and all the SEO scripts will be added to the head section itself.