Magento 2 Guides & Tricks

Three removes are as bad as a fire. Benjamin Franklin If you’ve ever moved to a new place, you know that this quote is close to being true. Every move brings chaos, losses, and damages. So there is no wonder that Magento 1 store owners shudder at the thought of migrating to Magento 2. How to deal with all the customization made for the current website? How to save all the features? How not to ...

When creating a Magento store, you want to make sure that the site is as conversion-ready for your customers as possible. Moreover, you need to pay attention to both desktop and mobile versions of your Magento store. It’s hardly a secret that modern mobile users represent 49% of internet traffic. However, for many businesses, mobile conversions remain far lower than on desktop. While this can b...

If you use Magento 2, you heard about API. But what is it, how does it work, and why do you need it? In this article, we will try to explain API in simple terms and answer all these questions. What is API? API stands for as Application Program Interface. This is a set of protocols and tools for software applications creating. This technology is used to connect different software and set up how...

Everyone involved in e-commerce has a certain idea about the way delivery works. A very vague idea, to be honest. COVID-19 has shown that many e-stores are not ready to be agile in a situation requiring rapid response. No-contact curbside and in-store pickup have become very sought after shipping methods, though not all Magento stores have managed to set them up, which led to loss of profit. → ...

Get over it, security should be part and parcel of any online business process. Being a merchant you know it firsthand, websites and e-commerce sites, in particular, are compromised 24/7 365 days a year. Retail is predicted to be one of the top 10 most attacked industries for 2019–2022 Source Well, who’s next? Maybe you… Or do you honestly believe Magento 2 makes an exception? Unfortunately ...

What is SMTP? Source In other words, your mail transfer agent (MTA) uses this protocol to send/receive emails. When sending a message to your colleague, you don’t usually think about how the message 'looks like' for the email server. The fact is, your message is split into lines of text by numbers or code words. Provided by the SMTP, these numbers or code words determine the purpose of each l...