Krishna Shrimant Gaikwad

Hello, I'm Krishna Ekorn. I am from Sataram. I have completed my ONC with Seward University. I have a total of 6 years of experience in Shopify, Laravel, and React. I work with JavaScript. In the last 3 years, I've been working on Shopify app development, Shopify store implementation, custom theme implementation, liquidity customization, checkout customization. Also, I've implemented APIs for iOS and Android devices. Also, I have strong knowledge in Shopify app development, checkout extensions, and Shopify store customization.

We can manage it in React. Yes. We can manage state in using JavaScript cookies and cache. Also, Shopify provides default management for product and collection, and collection on showing products and collection on the frontend.

We can show Shopify. We can create a custom collection from the back end by going to the collection under the collection section and creating a new custom collection. For that, we can create a custom collection template. And using that template, you can add that collection to a specific page using the collection [all] in brackets, pasting the template name, custom collection name. We can use the collection directly or the name in the collection [all] in brackets at that particular collection name, and we can show that collection on a particular page. And so we can add design to that particular page or collection.

We can achieve strategy for Shopify storefront on product page or collection page for showing product on the front end. If we use caching on the front end, then we can assign that product content for a particular time period, and Shopify won't hit back end calls for that particular time. So we can use that cache to contain all products or collections for that specific campaign. It increases storefront speed and reduces load on the back end, reducing pay calls. If you need help with a Shopify issue, you have my store loading issues. So we will provide a default cache feature, cache build feature for showing products on Fridays.

Yes. We can create the first section by going to the customer section in the Shopify admin backend, and then click on the button and move to the section team leader. And then click on create a section. I'm creating a new section. And under that section, we can add a schema and include that particular block. We first need to create a block section and a particular page template. Using these three sections, containing block, we can create a new HTML template in Shopify, and we can re-render that block into a section multiple times. So we can add common phrases to a template or section. A section is not equal to a file. Provide default section and block functionality for template rendering.

We incorporate Tailwind CSS for rapid prototyping by importing it and adding CSS into the theme dot liquid file or creating a new CSS file in a sub section, and then including that file into the theme dot liquid file. By minimizing that CSS, it will increase our store speed. Also, we can use direct CSS files and include those files into the particular page where we want to apply that CSS.

There is an issue with a slash added in a document dot get element by ID, before card quantity and card dash quantity, and before and after card dash quantity. Also, there is an issue in card query select all, quantity dash I input element. There is an added forward and forward slashes. There are added slashes. So, there is an input add event listener in, you may add event listener also. I added the added slashes. That's one issue. There is a common issue in this code.

We need to add the over selector in a proper way. There is an added button dot button plus space over. In its place, we need to add a button colon over. We need to add the proper or selector in the system.

While maintaining SEO and performance, we need to take care of store performance feed. For performance purposes, we need to use lazy loading. Use CDM, which will increase store performance. And for SEO purposes, we need to use a robot.txt file. So we need to use proper URLs for all pages. Don't use too many URLs. Use proper content in product titles, product descriptions in the main and product meta fields. So we can add product descriptions to the product page. Also, for images, we can add alt tags properly for SEO ranking. So we can use lazy loading to increase store performance. Also, we can play a role in minimizing CSS and JS files to increase store speed. That's it. We can integrate headless using a headless CMS with Storebrand API, headless commerce using Shopify. Sorry. Commerce using Storebrand API will help maintain Shopify and storefront decoupled from each other using Shopify, which provides that feature to maintain deep customization on store content by using Storefront API.

In the Shopify settings section, we can create a dynamic section also. And it will help to create content from external sources, which will take a little time to load into that section, and then it will show on the Shopify front end using template language. But if there is a static section, then it will load quickly, and it will reduce your performance.

Yes, we can add clear product names, add SEO keywords in product descriptions and product meta tags. And we can add product tags in the product page. Add image alt text to increase engagement. Also, add proper URLs for products and add SEO words in product titles, descriptions, and all content. This will help find products easily in SEO rankings, and users will be able to find the product easily. We can also add all information of the product in a clear and easy way, including relevant product information.