HTML to Shopify Section Case Studies

Challenge

Design handoffs arrive as static HTML with hardcoded text, image URLs, and inline styles. Merchants need to edit headlines, swap hero images, and update CTA links without developer intervention.

Approach

1. Paste hero HTML into the converter workspace.
2. Use Flat export mode for a single-instance hero layout.
3. Review generated section.settings for heading, body text, image_picker, and url fields.
4. Validate scoped CSS uses section.id to avoid theme conflicts.
5. Add presets so merchants can insert the section from the theme editor.

Outcome

A production-ready section.liquid file with {% schema %} JSON, scoped styles, and editable settings — ready for review in your target theme.

Challenge

FAQ pages often use repeated HTML rows — question and answer pairs nested in accordion markup. Hardcoding each pair means merchants cannot manage content themselves.

Approach

1. Paste FAQ HTML with repeated item rows into the converter.
2. Switch to Block export mode to detect repeatable structures.
3. Confirm each FAQ item maps to a block with question and answer settings.
4. Review the {% for block in section.blocks %} loop in generated Liquid.
5. Test drag-and-drop block management in the theme editor.

Outcome

A block-based FAQ section where merchants control item count and ordering — no hardcoded accordion rows left in the template.

Challenge

Full landing pages combine heroes, feature grids, testimonials, and CTAs in one HTML file. Shopify themes need self-contained sections merchants can mix on JSON templates.

Approach

1. Split landing HTML into logical sections (hero, features, CTA band).
2. Convert each chunk separately in Flat or Block mode as appropriate.
3. Generate schema with typed settings for each editable element.
4. Scope CSS per section.id for safe multi-section templates.
5. Assemble sections on a JSON template in the theme editor.

Outcome

A set of reusable OS 2.0 sections that merchants can arrange on any page template — each with its own schema, presets, and scoped styles.