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When a mobile app talks to your WooCommerce store, it uses the WordPress REST API behind the scenes. That’s fine for a handful of requests, but when 5 000 users open

Shopify 2.0 JSON templates – Vintage Shopify themes rely on monolithic Liquid templates like product.liquid, collection.liquid or page.liquid. Over years of updates and quick fixes, these files accumulate dozens of

Modern headless commerce sites have the freedom to design bespoke shopping experiences, but that freedom comes with a challenge: there is no native cookie banner or consent framework. When you

WordPress mobile backend – Mobile users expect native‑app speed from every digital experience. If your WordPress‑powered app crawls because it relies on the REST API, impatient users will churn. REST

Shopify CI/CD pipeline – Editing a live Shopify theme is like performing heart surgery in the checkout line. One misplaced semicolon or untested CSS tweak can take down your storefront

Full Site Editing (FSE) gives non‑technical users unprecedented control over WordPress layouts. Unfortunately that power comes with risk: an enthusiastic client can accidentally drag rows into columns, remove essential buttons

Customers expect to find everything when they walk into a store. Yet most brick‑and‑mortar shops only carry a fraction of their online catalogue, leading to disappointed shoppers and lost sales.

Subscriptions are the lifeblood of many e‑commerce brands. A recurring revenue model delivers predictable cash flow and customer loyalty — but the tools you use to manage those subscriptions can

WooCommerce accessibility lawsuits isn’t just a nice‑to‑have anymore—it’s become a legal requirement and a business necessity.WooCommerce powers more than five million stores around the globe, and the European Accessibility Act