Magento 2.4.6 is coming! Adobe Commerce 2.4.6 and Magento Open Source 2.4.6 will be released for general availability on March 14, 2023. Before that, the pre-release is scheduled for February 23, 2023. It will be a part of the March 2023 Feature + patch release + security patch release. In this article, we’ll tell you
Progressive web apps (PWAs) have been gaining popularity as a way to provide a native-like mobile experience without the need for a separate app. They work like traditional apps but can be accessed through a web browser, eliminating the need for customers to download a separate app and allowing you to improve customer experience on
Adobe has officially ended support for Magento 1 starting from June 30, 2020. However, if you look at BuiltWith, many stores still run on the outdated Magento 1 versions. As of November 2022, 34,076 stores use Magento 1.9, and some websites use even older versions. If you are still using Magento 1 – now is
Magento is one of the most popular ecommerce platforms, and for a good reason: it offers many features, scales very well, and is almost endlessly customizable. The open-source version is free to install, which is another reason for its popularity. However, the cost of the platform is not the only expense you need to make
The owners of B2B companies that sell online know: sometimes, the functionality of the traditional ecommerce platforms can be too limiting for your needs. Thankfully, Adobe is aware of this as well, and their paid version of Magento called Adobe Commerce has many features made specifically for B2B clients. In this article, we’ll go over
Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce 2.3.x had officially reached the end of their life cycle. According to Adobe Commerce lifecycle policy, starting from September 8, 2022, they won’t provide support and security fixes for Magento 2.3 Even though the platform is not new (it was initially released on November 28, 2018), many stores still rely
If you can’t decide which Magento 2 payment gateway to use or want to know more about the integration process, you’ve come to the right place! Based on our experience and industry standards, we picked the best payment gateways for an online store. Payment Gateways Supported Out-Of-The-Box By default, Magento comes with several integrated payment
Magento 2.4.5 is about to be released for general availability! On August 9, 2022, Magento 2.4.5 will be finally released for both Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source. It comes with new features and a security patch. As Adobe partners, we had a chance to check it out already, and we are here to report
Competition in ecommerce is at an all-time high right now. Every year, more and more customers will turn to the Internet to make their purchases, and more and more companies will want to sell their products online. To not only survive but prosper in such a competitive environment, your store needs to be in top
Mobile commerce growth keeps increasing, surpassing all expectations. In their 2018 report, eMarketer predicted that by 2022 global mobile ecommerce sales will reach $3,56 trillion. The reality turned out even more impressive: this year, retail ecommerce sales will exceed $1 trillion in the US alone. Currently, mobile commerce controls 73% of the global ecommerce market
Choosing an ecommerce platform is one of the first choices you’ll make as an online store owner, and it’s not an easy one. If you find yourself trying to decide between Magento and BigCommerce, we can help you! This article goes over what each of the platforms has to offer, their price points, similarities, and
One of the first things you’ll have to do after deciding to open an online store is choose an ecommerce platform. Don’t take this decision lightly. The platform can significantly influence the look and functionality of the store and, as a result, its performance. WooCommerce and Magento are both massively popular choices, and if you
Magento 2.4.4 was finally released for general availability on April 12, 2022, after being in beta since October of the previous year. It is quite a big release that includes exciting new features, performance enhancements, bug fixes, and a security update.In this article, we’ll look over the update and what it brings, and see how
Magento is one of the world’s most popular ecommerce platforms. Brands like Jaguar, Samsung, Hermès, Fords all chose Magento as a basis for their online stores. And the total numbers of active stores that use Magento is more than 180,000.This platform has many advantages and can be successfully used by companies of all sizes and
One of the most popular questions we get coming from someone who chose Magento as their ecommerce platform is: Should we spend more and get Adobe Commerce, or is the Open Source version fine as well?This is understandable because the differences between the different versions can be confusing. In this article, you’ll learn about the
Let’s be real – it’s hard to impress someone online in the 21st century. With so many choices out there, at some point all websites start to blur together. And yet, for an ecommerce business, standing out is often what guarantees them success on the market. But how to stand out in a good way?
When it comes to starting an ecommerce business, choosing a platform for your store is one of the first major decisions you will face. It is also an important one: the platform you choose can influence how your store will look, and what functionality it will have. Your budget is also something to keep in
When you are just starting your ecommerce business, you want everything to be perfect. The domain name, the logo, the design: all of the aspects have to be great, and it feels like there’s no room for error. Trying to get everything just right, many business owners get stuck on choosing a platform for their store.
It’s time to face it: no matter how good your website looks, if your customers don’t know anything about it, it doesn’t matter. Being on the first page of search results is as vital for an ecommerce website as the store location for a traditional shop. The more people will see you, the more will
Everyone hates a slow-loading website. It’s a fact. So it should come as no surprise that an e-commerce website that takes a while to load can cost a business some of its customers. For example, testing done by Google showed that 25% of users will leave a desktop website if it takes more than 4
