Vibe / Claude Coding Tutor

Background & Context I am building a custom editorial-style Shopify storefront for selling fine art photography prints. The design is minimal and gallery-forward — inspired by photographer portfolio sites. Key features include a horizontal scrolling gallery, individual print product pages with size/edition selection, and a clean checkout flow. I have a clear visual direction. What I need is hands-on guidance to translate this into a real, functioning Shopify theme using Liquid, JavaScript, and Shopify's native tools — including no-code builders where they make sense — and to learn how to maintain and extend it myself going forward, using Claude as a core part of the workflow. What I’m Looking For A tutor who can work with me in a vibe coding style — meaning we use Claude heavily as part of our workflow. You don’t just write code for me; you help me understand how to prompt Claude effectively, review and refine what it produces, catch errors, and build good instincts for AI-assisted development. Session Style • Screen-share walkthroughs where we build together in real time • You explain the why behind each decision, not just the what • Help me craft and iterate on Claude prompts that produce quality Shopify code • Perhaps an occasional short written summaries or checklists after each session Pages Required • Homepage — horizontal scroll gallery with drag and arrow navigation • Product page — editorial image view, print size selector, edition info, add to cart • Collection page — grid or index-style listing of available prints • About • Contact page Key Features • Shopify OS 2.0 theme architecture (sections + blocks) • Custom Liquid sections for the horizontal gallery • Variant-based product options for print sizes and editions • Metafields for edition numbering and print details • Responsive mobile layout • Fast load performance — minimal dependencies Ideal Candidate • Strong Shopify Liquid knowledge (OS 2.0 preferred) • Comfortable working alongside AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.) • Experience tutoring or teaching non-developers — patience and clarity matter • Ability to explain code decisions in plain language • Portfolio or examples of Shopify theme work