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Direction of Billiard Factory’s website rebuild and Shopify transition, connecting a custom storefront to complex products, coordinated add-ons and delivery choices.
Joshua directed the website rebuild and Shopify transition, connecting brand, customer experience and ecommerce. Development records document the public Shopify checkout launch on October 16, 2026. The customer-facing site remains the brand experience while Shopify handles the new cart and checkout path. Legacy-system dependencies and the XoroERP transition continue.
The customer experience connects room inspiration and product discovery to the choices, prices and delivery requirements of a real retail order.
Size, finish and other product options map to Shopify variants. Priced extras such as felt upgrades, accessories and protection plans stay associated with their table. Configuration images and readable order details connect what the shopper sees to what the business needs to fulfill.
The implementation accounts for bulky products, mixed carts, regional delivery rules and white-glove installation charged per table. Delivery choices carry from the cart into checkout so the purchase reflects how the product will reach the customer.
Configuration links connect campaign imagery and product finishes to matching selections on the storefront. Product feeds, stable identifiers and canonical URLs help maintain continuity across advertising, discovery and purchase.
The inspected implementation retains legacy-system fallback and documents manual Shopify order entry into STORIS. XoroERP integration and operational automation remain separate work. Project scale describes the scope of the system, without implying a measured revenue or conversion result.
Direction of the website rebuild and Shopify transition, spanning brand, customer experience and ecommerce.
Storefront, Shopify integration and catalog implementation by the web team under Joshua’s direction.
1,235 mapped product records and 16,366 variant mappings in the October 18 source snapshot, including active and draft products.
October 16 checkout launch documented in project records; broader ERP and operational transition continues.