Shopify Developer Required

looking for a shopify developer. these are the pages needed. 2 home page with e commerce product, checkout page, account/subscription management, dedicated coa lookup page, Individual lot COA result / document view.

The other pages are going to be linked up to the home page:

Core pages, in priority order
1. The Science — linked from the footer's Product column. This is a natural, high-value page to build: it can absorb and expand the ingredient-research section, references, and mechanism explanation that currently live compressed on the homepage — giving the research-driven visitor a dedicated deep-dive without adding more homepage length.
2. Our Story — linked in earlier nav explorations and implied by the footer's Company section. I flagged this a few rounds back: it's referenced throughout the project but I have no indication real content exists behind it yet. An empty or thin About page actively undercuts the trust-building work done everywhere else, so this is worth prioritizing, not treating as an afterthought.
3. Contact — referenced in the footer Company section. Right now customer support info (email, phone, hours) lives inline in the homepage footer; a dedicated Contact page with an actual form is the more standard, expected pattern and reduces friction for anyone who wants to reach out before buying.
4. Shipping & Returns — linked in footer Policies. Currently only summarized in one line on the homepage ("Free over $75... most orders arrive in 3–5 business days"). This needs its own full policy page — genuinely required content, not optional, especially with a 60-day guarantee that customers will want full terms for before purchasing.
5. Privacy Policy — linked in footer Policies. Legally necessary, not yet built. Given the lot-lookup tool collects a lot number (and potentially email for the exit-intent offer we just discussed), this needs real content addressing what's collected and how it's used.
6. Terms of Service — linked in footer Policies. Same status — required, not yet built.
Functional pages/flows, not yet designed as their own screens
7. Checkout — this was explicitly scoped early in this project as needing to be its own separate, minimal, distraction-free flow, distinct from the homepage. Everything built so far has been the homepage/PDP; checkout itself hasn't been designed at all.
8. Account / Subscription management — referenced directly in the homepage copy ("Skip, reschedule, or cancel anytime from your account"), but no account page or subscription-management interface has been designed yet. This is a real gap given how central the subscription model is to your pricing strategy.
9. Dedicated COA lookup page (ienzymes.com/pages/coa) — this is the destination your physical label's QR code already points to. We discussed whether the homepage's inline lookup and this page should be the same experience or separate; either way, this page itself hasn't been designed independently of the homepage section.
10. Individual lot COA result / document view — when someone successfully looks up a real lot (on the homepage or the dedicated page), where do they land? "View Original Laboratory COA" currently links nowhere. This could be a simple PDF, but the result-display page itself (if not just a raw PDF) hasn't been designed.