Shopware 6 Theme Development

Custom Shopware 6
theme development

A storefront that looks like your brand and loads like it means it. Bespoke Twig themes, storefront customization, and headless frontends, all built to a Core Web Vitals budget from day one.

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Built for
6.6 / 6.7
Twig & headless
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Perf budget
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(01) What we build

A storefront built around
your brand and your numbers

Custom Twig themes

A bespoke Shopware 6 theme built on the Storefront bundle: your design, clean SCSS and JavaScript, and editable CMS layouts.

Design to code

Figma, Sketch, or XD turned into a pixel-accurate, responsive theme, with the Shopping Experiences blocks your team needs to run it.

Storefront customization

Overrides and extensions to your existing theme: product detail pages, listing filters, checkout tweaks, and custom CMS elements.

Core Web Vitals

Performance treated as a build target: lean asset pipeline, image handling, and lazy loading, tested on real mobile hardware.

Headless frontends

When Twig isn't enough: a Vue Storefront or Nuxt frontend on the Store API, for multi-channel and content-heavy builds.

Accessibility & responsive

Layouts that work from phone to desktop, keyboard-navigable, with sensible contrast and semantics baked in, not bolted on.

(02) How it works

Design, build, optimize, launch

  1. 01

    Design

    We align on the design, whether it's yours or something we shape together, and decide Twig vs headless up front.

  2. 02

    Build

    The theme is built against Shopware's Storefront bundle with reusable components and editable CMS layouts.

  3. 03

    Optimize

    Core Web Vitals pass, cross-browser and device testing, and accessibility checks before anything goes live.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Deployment, a handover so your team can edit content, and support through the first weeks live.

(03) Go deeper

The thinking behind the build

Guide · Architecture

Headless & composable architecture

When a Twig theme is enough and when going headless pays off.

Read the guide Service · Migration

Shopware 6 migration

Moving from Shopware 5? The theme gets rebuilt as part of the move.

See migration service

Frequently asked questions

The questions that come up most around Shopware theme development.

Should I use a Twig theme or go headless?
A Twig theme is right for a single storefront, a small team, and standard commerce flows: it's cheaper to build and maintain. Headless makes sense for multi-channel setups, a separate frontend team, or content needs Twig can't easily serve. Our architecture guide covers the trade-offs.
Can you build a Shopware theme from my Figma design?
Yes. We take Figma, Sketch, or XD designs and build them as a pixel-accurate Shopware 6 theme, with responsive behavior and CMS blocks so your team can edit content without a developer.
Can you convert my Shopware 5 theme to Shopware 6?
Shopware 5 themes can't be ported directly, the templating and build system are different. We rebuild the design as a clean Shopware 6 Twig theme, which is usually faster and safer than trying to force the old code across. This is part of our migration service.
Will the theme be fast?
Speed is a build target, not an afterthought. We work to a Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals budget, keep the asset pipeline lean, and test on real mobile hardware before launch.

Need a Shopware storefront that converts?

Send over your design or your current store. We'll tell you whether Twig or headless fits, and what it takes to build it.

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