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Happy to help. The fastest route to a useful answer is to send the context up front — store URL, theme version, browser, and a screenshot or a short recording. Nearly every slow support thread is slow because the first two messages were spent establishing what was on screen.

Email

signal@kordolabs.com

Typical reply time: within 1 business day (Mon–Fri).

Best for setup help, configuration questions, bug reports, and anything that needs a conversation.

Include these and you’ll usually get an answer rather than a question:

  1. Store URL — your *.myshopify.com address. If the store is password-protected, include the storefront password.

  2. Theme version — shown against the theme in Online Store → Themes, and declared as theme_version in config/settings_schema.json.

  3. Which theme — live or a preview? If it’s an unpublished theme, send the preview link.

  4. What you expected and what actually happened. These are different things and both matter.

  5. Steps to reproduce — what you clicked, in what order.

  6. Browser and device — “Chrome on Windows 11”, “Safari on iPhone 15”.

  7. A screenshot or a 10-second recording. Worth more than three paragraphs of description.

  8. Recently installed apps — especially page builders, review apps, subscription apps, and anything that touches the cart. These are the most common cause of a theme that worked last week.

Subject: Cart drawer reloads the page when I change quantity
Store URL: outfitlab-dev.myshopify.com (preview password: signal)
Theme: Signal 0.2.0, unpublished — preview link below
Browser: Chrome 141 on macOS
Expected: changing the quantity on a line should update the drawer in place.
Actual: the whole page reloads and the drawer closes.
Steps:
1. Add any product to the bag
2. Open the cart drawer
3. Press the + button on the line
4. Page reloads
Recently installed: "Upsell Hero" cart app, three days ago.
Recording attached.

That report contains the answer, incidentally — see the cart section of Troubleshooting.

  • Installing the theme and getting it running
  • Questions about settings, sections and blocks, and how a feature is meant to work
  • Bug reports and fixes
  • Pointing you at the right part of the documentation
  • Small CSS corrections for problems specific to your setup
  • Custom feature development, or new sections and blocks built to order
  • Redesigns beyond what theme settings cover
  • Debugging third-party apps, or making an app and the theme agree
  • Content work: copywriting, photography, product data entry
  • SEO, marketing or store strategy services

A bug is the theme demonstrably doing something other than what it’s documented to do. If you’ve found one, include:

  • The reproduction steps above.
  • Whether it happens on the live theme, a preview, or a local shopify theme dev session.
  • Whether it still happens with recently installed apps disabled. This is the single most useful thing you can test before writing.
  • Whether you’ve edited any theme files. If so, which.

Confirmed bugs are prioritized over feature requests, and usually ship as a patch within a few business days.

Signal is actively developed and requests shape what lands next. Email with [Feature request] in the subject and tell us:

  • The problem, not just the feature. “Our drops sell out in minutes and shoppers can’t tell what’s left” leads somewhere better than “add a progress bar”.
  • Roughly how you imagine it working.
  • Any references — stores doing this well.

Requests that come up repeatedly go to the front of the queue.

WhenResponse window
Monday – FridayWithin 1 business day
Saturday – SundayAnswered first thing Monday
Public holidaysDelayed — please allow extra time

If something is genuinely urgent — checkout broken, storefront down — put [URGENT] in the subject and we’ll triage it ahead of the queue during business hours.