
Carbon District
Navigation and catalog logic for more than 6,000 automotive products without the overwhelm.
I design and develop Shopify stores — from the first structure through launch and continued growth.
Postnov Development is the Shopify practice of Illia Postnov. Structure, design, Liquid and launch stay in one pair of hands — so nothing gets lost between stages.
See it in the work↓From large catalogs to custom Liquid features. Each project shows a different part of the work.

Navigation and catalog logic for more than 6,000 automotive products without the overwhelm.

A precise Figma-to-Shopify build translated into a fast, responsive custom theme.

A scalable catalog structure with clean product and search logic.

A custom product grid and AJAX filters for faster collection browsing.

An editorial lookbook connected to purchase, with clearer collection logic.

An end-to-end store build with a media carousel and embedded YouTube content.

Responsive media, product tooltips and sizing logic that support model choice.

Editable sections, metafields, filters and a focused email capture system.

A complete store build and migration of a 1,400-product catalog into Shopify.

A complete storefront setup using the chosen theme’s capabilities intelligently.

A custom form that configures a complex product and calculates its price.

A lead capture system and targeted fixes to critical storefront journeys.
Working through a similar problem — or a harder one?
Review your store↗Work can start with a blank canvas or one specific problem in an existing store.
Structure, UX/UI, Liquid development, setup and pre-launch quality assurance.
Sections, metaobjects, filters, calculators and features shaped around the product.
Remove friction from discovery, product pages and the path to checkout.
Catalog migration, integrations, technical SEO, performance and post-launch support.
First, define what customers need to understand and what they should do next.
You see the work in progress, understand the next step and make decisions before they become expensive.
Clarify the goal, customer, catalog, content and integrations. Agree the scope, priorities, schedule and definition of done.
Shape the key journeys and responsive screens. Structure, behavior and visual direction are agreed before development begins.
Create the editable Liquid theme, metafields and integrations. Working versions stay open for review throughout the build.
Test devices, the path to checkout, performance and content. Your team leaves knowing how to run and evolve the store.

You work with the person shaping the solution, writing the code and taking responsibility for the final quality.
Studio-level attention to detail. Direct accountability from one Shopify developer.
25+ completed projects · 3+ years in ShopifyEnd-to-end stores, custom Liquid themes, redesigns, migrations, integrations, catalog work, performance improvements and focused custom features.
It depends on catalog size, content readiness, design and integrations. After a focused review, we agree a realistic plan and clear checkpoints.
Pricing follows the actual scope and complexity, not a generic page count. Before work starts, you receive a clear list of deliverables and project boundaries.
Both. I can translate an existing Figma design and complete missing states, or shape the UX, interface system and key screens from the ground up.
Yes. I plan the new structure, migrate products and content, configure the required data model and check that critical information survives the move.
Yes, when the task has a clear purpose: a new section, filter, form, integration, bug fix or improvement to a specific customer journey.
Yes. I configure options available for your market and test them as part of the complete order journey.
Yes. I first identify real bottlenecks in the theme, third-party code and media, then address what materially affects loading and interaction.
Yes. Content, sections and data are structured around Shopify’s theme editor, metafields and metaobjects so routine updates do not require code changes.
I hand over the store with the context your team needs. From there, we can work task by task, plan the next phase or continue with ongoing development.
Tell me what exists, what is not working and where you want to get. Three sentences are enough for a useful first response.
A personal reply — no account manager in between