D3 IT Solutions is a development studio focused entirely on e-commerce — specifically the Shopify and Shopline ecosystems. We don't spread thin across every platform out there; we go deep on these two, so when something breaks or needs building, we already know the terrain.
Our work covers the full lifecycle of a store: the first line of code on a brand-new theme, the custom app that solves a workflow no template could, and the quiet, ongoing maintenance that keeps a store fast and current long after the launch excitement fades.
We keep the team small on purpose. It means every project gets looked at by someone who actually built it, not passed along a chain of account managers — and it means when you get in touch during office hours, you're talking to someone who knows your store.
How we work
Every project starts with a plain conversation about what the store or app actually needs to do — not a sales pitch. From there, we scope the build, keep you posted as it's developed, test it properly before it goes live, and stay on afterwards for the maintenance that most agencies treat as an afterthought.
Why Shopify and Shopline
Between them, Shopify and Shopline cover most of the markets our clients sell into — from established storefronts to newer stores expanding across Southeast Asia. Specialising in both means we can recommend the platform that actually fits your business, rather than the one we happen to know.
Meet the team
Six people, two platforms. Small enough that the person who builds your store is the person who answers when you write in.
Dilip Mehta
Started D3 IT Solutions after years of building and repairing e-commerce storefronts, on a simple idea: keep the team small enough that the person writing the code is the person you talk to. Handles scoping, platform decisions, and the final review on everything that ships.
Rutvik Bhatt
Owns the Shopify side of the studio — theme architecture, custom app builds, and the Liquid work that makes a store behave the way the business actually runs.
Harsh Vaghela
Handles Shopline builds and the back-end behind custom apps — APIs, integrations, and the data plumbing that keeps orders, inventory, and third-party tools in sync.
Nidhi Chauhan
Turns a rough brief into a storefront people can navigate without thinking — layout, type, and the small interaction details that decide whether a cart gets abandoned.
Krupa Solanki
Tests every build before it goes live, then stays with the store afterwards — theme updates, broken checkout flows, and performance regressions, caught before customers notice.
Manav Trivedi
Keeps timelines, updates, and handovers moving so nothing stalls between the brief and the launch — and is the one who replies when a status update is due.
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What we value
Depth over breadth
Two platforms, properly understood, instead of a dozen half-known ones.
Direct communication
You reach the person doing the work, not a support queue.
Care after launch
A store isn't finished at handover — we stay on to keep it running well.