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As a Shopify store owner, you want to ensure that your online store is functioning seamlessly without any hiccups. However, sometimes you may encounter conflicts between your theme and Shopify apps. These conflicts can cause errors, slow down your website, and even crash your store. In this article, we will discuss how you can minimize code conflicts between your theme and Shopify apps.