DripDrop sells hydration products directly to consumers at real scale, which makes the storefront a production system, not a brochure. It's a side engagement alongside the XCentium day job — with primary-developer ownership of everything a modern DTC operation touches: product page UX, merchandising, analytics, consent, fulfillment, ERP, and new sales channels.
what I built
- Shopify storefront development in Liquid — product page UX, flavor and pack-size selectors, merchandising logic driven by metafields
- SEO and crawlability: metadata, rich snippets, structured data
- Google Tag Manager instrumentation and Osano consent management
- Platform integrations — ShipFusion fulfillment, NetSuite ERP via Celigo, TikTok Shop
- Fulfillment and inventory workflow support across the stack
technical texture
- Agent-assisted development is part of the daily workflow here — planning, implementation, and review with coding agents against a live production storefront.
- Variant selection UX is the heart of the product page: flavor × pack-size matrices, availability, and pricing logic all resolve client-side from structured metafield data.
ShopifyLiquidJavaScriptHTML5CSS3Google Tag ManagerOsanoShipFusionNetSuite / CeligoTikTok ShopREST APIsPlatform integrationsClaude CodeGit
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