North Sails: From BigCommerce and WordPress to Shopify Plus
Struggling with an outdated hybrid setup of BigCommerce and WordPress, North Sails sought a more adaptable and responsive platform. By leveraging Shopify Native's robust features, we developed a custom solution tailored to their specific needs, enabling them to function with greater efficiency.
Project details
- ServiceAI
- IndustriesAI
- Sports and recreation
- Clothing and fashion
- Partner
- Ask Phill · 5 from 39 reviews · Shopify partner since 2016
What was delivered
AI-generated- Migration from BigCommerce and WordPress to Shopify Plus
- Custom solution built on native Shopify features
Inside the project
AI-generatedWritten by ShopDigest AI from Ask Phill’s description and project images.
Leaving a hybrid BigCommerce and WordPress setup
North Sails was running on a hybrid of BigCommerce and WordPress, a setup Ask Phill describes as outdated. The brand wanted a more adaptable and responsive platform, and the project moved it to Shopify Plus. The project cover image shows sailing yachts and North Sails-branded vests.
A custom North Sails solution on native Shopify features
On Shopify Plus, Ask Phill developed a custom solution built on Shopify's native features and tailored to the specific needs of North Sails. Ask Phill reports that the result enables the brand to function with greater efficiency than it did on the previous BigCommerce and WordPress combination.
About the partner
Ask Phill is a Platinum-tier Shopify Partner based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, a partner since 2016 with a 5-star rating from 39 reviews. It works in English, Spanish, French, Italian and Dutch, and its industries include clothing and fashion.
Frequently asked questions
AI-generatedWho migrated North Sails to Shopify Plus?
Ask Phill moved North Sails from a hybrid BigCommerce and WordPress setup to Shopify Plus, developing a custom solution on Shopify's native features.
Which platforms did North Sails move from to Shopify?
North Sails moved from an outdated hybrid setup of BigCommerce and WordPress, according to Ask Phill.
