Monnarita: a Shopify store in continuous development mode. SLA maintenance and ongoing growth.

An outdoor furniture and boho decor store we maintain and grow under an SLA, instead of handing over a one-off implementation. Monnarita sells rattan furniture, ceramics and boho accessories: bulky, seasonal, highly visual products. That combination exposes the weak spots of any Shopify theme fast, with heavy image-driven collections, app creep and traffic peaks in the garden season. We run this store continuously: SLA support, feature development, performance work and integrations.

Monnarita — Shopify store with outdoor furniture and boho decor — The Monnarita Shopify store — outdoor furniture and decor under continuous SLA development.

01 Challenge & approach

× Before

Typical post-launch pattern: the agency hands over the project, then everyone makes small ad-hoc changes without unified oversight.
Uncontrolled Shopify app creep: each app adds its own scripts to the head, progressively slowing down store performance.
Heavy, large product photography across collections and product pages degrading Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS).
Extreme seasonality: spring and summer traffic spikes in the garden category exposing every technical weakness of the theme.
No dedicated technical owner: minor fixes and bugs waited weeks because no team was accountable for ongoing maintenance.

→ Our approach

Ongoing technical care under an SLA, native Liquid section development, and continuous performance optimization

SLA maintenance and support: requests enter a single channel with guaranteed response times. Critical incidents (cart, checkout) are separated from development, and updates are tested on staging.
Theme and section development: building dedicated, configurable Liquid sections (bestsellers, new arrivals, material storytelling, dual navigation) instead of piling on third-party apps.
Performance and Core Web Vitals: systematic app audits, pruning unused scripts, organizing resource loading, WebP/lazy loading, and strict tag hygiene in Google Tag Manager.
Integrations and automations: seamless sync across payment gateways (BLIK, Klarna, cards, Apple/Google Pay), freight and locker logistics, and consistent marketing product feeds.
Peak-season readiness: performance audits and stability reviews are carried out well before traffic surges during the spring outdoor furniture season.

02 Stack technologiczny

Shopify

Store engine — furniture and decor catalog management, order processing, and customer accounts.

Liquid

Template language — dedicated, native theme sections optimized for speed and configurability.

Google Tag Manager & GA4

Analytics and measurement — structured e-commerce event tagging and reliable data for advertising.

Integracje płatności i logistyki

BLIK, Klarna, cards, Apple/Google Pay, InPost parcel lockers, and freight shipping for bulky furniture.

04 Results

What changed.

No dedicated team, ad-hoc changes by multiple parties → Dedicated SLA team with guaranteed response times

Technical ownership

App creep, conflicting third-party scripts, sluggish pages → Native Liquid sections, clean codebase, full theme control

Theme architecture

Risk of breakdowns and lag during garden peak season → Audits and performance work completed ahead of traffic peaks

Season readiness

Analytics discrepancies and decisions based on guesswork → Consistent GTM tagging, verified feeds, data-backed decisions

Marketing data

Running a Shopify store, that nobody truly maintains?

Your store works, but apps keep piling up, the theme is slowing down, and fixes wait for weeks? Let's talk about dedicated SLA maintenance and growth.

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