Every spring I reopen my Shopify store for a two-month t-shirt fundraiser. The next launch is only a couple of weeks away, and this year I’m rolling out a brand-new site name alongside a refreshed landing page. Here’s what needs to happen: • Point the new domain to the existing Shopify store, set up the primary URL, and make sure any old links automatically redirect so supporters don’t hit dead ends. • Redesign the landing page around a warm, charity-focused feel—think heartwarming imagery, uplifting colors, and copy that quickly explains the cause and nudges visitors toward the “Buy a Shirt, Help a Child” call-to-action. • Supply the updated graphics (hero image, banner, and a few supporting visuals) and weave them into the page. • Rewrite the headline, tagline, and key sections so the messaging matches this year’s campaign tone while keeping SEO in mind. • Leave the page structured so I can swap products or stats next season without digging into Liquid. You’ll be working directly inside Shopify’s theme editor; light HTML/CSS tweaks are welcome if they make the page cleaner or faster. Once finished, I’ll test checkout and mobile responsiveness—if everything flows smoothly and the story feels inspiring, we’re done. Timing is tight, so a quick kickoff and steady communication are essential. Let me know if you’ve handled similar charity or e-commerce makeovers and what tools you prefer for image prep.