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        Job description:
        I want a Shopify store built for my new Honda-specific parts business and then expanded into a multi-vendor marketplace. The visual direction is firmly minimalistic—clean lines, no clutter—so buyers focus on parts, not decoration.

Core build  
• Pages: Home, Products, About Us, Contact and a Blog for industry updates and SEO.  
• Robust catalogue structure that lets visitors search or filter by car model, part category or OEM part number. Speed and accuracy here are non-negotiable.  
• Real-time inventory synchronised with both Shopify and our eBay account so stock counts stay aligned automatically.  
• User accounts with secure login for retail customers, scrap-yard partners and future third-party sellers. Roles and permissions must let us approve vendors, set their commission rate and track their sales.

Marketplace layer  
We need the store prepared to onboard other sellers—mainly salvage-yard owners—so a reputable multi-vendor app (e.g. Multi Vendor Marketplace, Webkul, or similar) must be configured. Each vendor should receive their own dashboard, payout settings and listing controls while products still appear under the main storefront for buyers.

Performance & polish  
The site must load quickly, work perfectly on mobile, and be easy for in-house staff to add new SKUs. Basic on-page SEO, Google Analytics and Facebook / Instagram pixel setup are expected so we can measure traffic from day one.

Acceptance criteria  
1. Live Shopify store on our domain with selected minimalistic theme customised to brand colours.  
2. Advanced search & filter working with sample data (model, category, OEM number).  
3. eBay integration active, two-way inventory sync tested.  
4. Multi-vendor module configured; test vendor can sign up, list a product and receive a test payout report.  
5. Real-time inventory updates visible in both Shopify and eBay after a test sale.

If you have prior experience building automotive or multi-vendor Shopify sites, please mention relevant examples—especially any involving large searchable catalogues or eBay sync.
        
        Related skills:
        PHP, Website Design, eBay, HTML, Shopify Templates

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