Contact person: Shopify B2B Login Verification Setup

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Location: Ridderkerk, Netherlands

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need to extend our Shopify theme so the new B2B customer-creation form performs two real-time checks—company-email validation and password-complexity validation—before the customer is allowed past the gate. No SendGrid, Mailgun, or other external service will be involved; the entire flow must live inside the theme using Liquid, native Shopify objects, and a sprinkle of JavaScript where front-end feedback is helpful.

The flow
• A visitor lands on the custom “Create B2B Account” page.
• They enter their details. The script confirms the email’s domain fits our company-email requirement and that the password meets the complexity rules (length, upper/lower, numeric, or however you prefer to structure it—please surface those checks as constants so I can tweak them later).
• Only when both checks pass do we let Shopify create the account and then redirect the user to a specified page (e.g., /wholesale-dashboard). If either check fails, clear, inline error messages appear and the submission is blocked.

Deliverables
• Updated Liquid templates (or snippets) for the registration form and any supporting sections.
• Supporting JS/CSS, well-commented and dropped into theme assets, with no external dependencies.
• A short read-me outlining which files were touched and where to flip settings such as accepted email domains or password rules.

Acceptance criteria
1. A test email with an invalid domain is rejected and the form stays put.
2. A test password failing complexity is rejected with a friendly hint.
3. A valid company email + valid password combo successfully creates the account and lands on the target page.
4. All edits survive a theme update via a clearly documented snippet/app block approach (no hard-coded core file hacks).

Hand off the modified theme files or a theme package I can upload straight into Shopify, and I’ll take it from there." (client-provided description)