Magento 2 fast checkout. How it would actually work?
This subject has always been one of interest. And that's understandable because all customers prefer quick and easy checkout experience.
We released a new version of our Magento 2 one step checkout solution that just made it faster. In the 1.20 release, you get the answer on what to use to help clients get through your checkout rapidly. Keep on reading. Continue reading →
When trying to improve your Magento 2 website speed score you’ve probably done a lot. We guess you’ve implemented different speed optimization techniques such as JS bundling for faster server response time, etc.
But even having a really fast website, this doesn't guarantee good Google Page speed score. There is still a lot of JS files that make your browser send lots of requests. Ultimately that makes your page speed score lower no matter what you do about it. Continue reading →
Are you wondering, is it possible to implement a custom popup message that appears at the initial checkout page load?
In case you haven't figure out the significance of popup at checkout, we'd like to share some thoughts with you today. In addition, we've come with new additional content type provided by FireCheckout 1.19.0 release. Continue reading →
We are continuing to introduce the best practices to protect your website from security issues. Today we’ll talk about ReCaptcha for newsletter form. Many users have been asked us for the ability to have ReCaptcha validation during the subscription. So, the new feature is available in Magento 2 ReCaptcha 1.2.0 version.
Let’s see why it is important to have this type of verification. We’ ll deal with the module functionality to help you keep your customers subscribed and avoid the negative impacts for your website. Continue reading →
A number of weeks ago, the Magento team took the Mobile Optimization Initiative aimed to help e-commerce providers optimize the checkout pages for mobile users. They have started a series of small blog posts on strategies required to simplify a checkout process.
We are going to talk about what the Magento company came up with. And, what you already have in FireCheckout extension. You will see a lot was done within the module functionality to improve mobile conversion rate. Join a discussion. Continue reading →
What's working better for Magento 2 website speed? We could talk about it for hours. But it is better to do it at once. We have therefore developed new features for Magento 2 Page Speed extension.
Just to remind you, the module provides you with the numerous options enabled out of the box: HTML, CSS, Js minification, lazy load optimizer, Expire Header, and DNS prefetching.
The latest version of the module is full of new features. So today we are going to show what’s new in 1.2 release and how it improves the performance of web page. Continue reading →
What happens when the visitors have to check out at your store? There are two ways. The first one is when your customers go through the checkout process and complete a purchase successfully. The second is when users just leave the page.
The second scenarios is not about us, isn't it? We are so confident with it because we know you use the FireCheckout module in your Magento 2 store. It means you have a foolproof way to prevent checkout page abandonment. Continue reading →
When optimizing Magento 2 store for the best performance, you’d do well to think about mobile users. With every year mobile traffic has grown better. And the good thing is that the Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project was launched.
Now that Google counts speed as a ranking factor, you just have to follow up AMP as a way to improve your ecommerce site performance and speed. Continue reading →
When attempting to speed up your site most likely you start with a tool that analyzes your page's speed performance. It's probably the most well-known web performance tool: Google Page Speed Insights. It happens that a website gets slow pages and low score. That's no reason to keep it so.
In this post, we'll go over 8 best practices you can use to improve your Magento 2 site performance. Good news is, that we come up with new Page Speed module. Continue reading →
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Magento 2 fast checkout. How it would actually work?
This subject has always been one of interest. And that's understandable because all customers prefer quick and easy checkout experience.
We released a new version of our Magento 2 one step checkout solution that just made it faster. In the 1.20 release, you get the answer on what to use to help clients get through your checkout rapidly. Keep on reading. Continue reading →
When trying to improve your Magento 2 website speed score you’ve probably done a lot. We guess you’ve implemented different speed optimization techniques such as JS bundling for faster server response time, etc.
But even having a really fast website, this doesn't guarantee good Google Page speed score. There is still a lot of JS files that make your browser send lots of requests. Ultimately that makes your page speed score lower no matter what you do about it. Continue reading →
Are you wondering, is it possible to implement a custom popup message that appears at the initial checkout page load?
In case you haven't figure out the significance of popup at checkout, we'd like to share some thoughts with you today. In addition, we've come with new additional content type provided by FireCheckout 1.19.0 release. Continue reading →
We are continuing to introduce the best practices to protect your website from security issues. Today we’ll talk about ReCaptcha for newsletter form. Many users have been asked us for the ability to have ReCaptcha validation during the subscription. So, the new feature is available in Magento 2 ReCaptcha 1.2.0 version.
Let’s see why it is important to have this type of verification. We’ ll deal with the module functionality to help you keep your customers subscribed and avoid the negative impacts for your website. Continue reading →
A number of weeks ago, the Magento team took the Mobile Optimization Initiative aimed to help e-commerce providers optimize the checkout pages for mobile users. They have started a series of small blog posts on strategies required to simplify a checkout process.
We are going to talk about what the Magento company came up with. And, what you already have in FireCheckout extension. You will see a lot was done within the module functionality to improve mobile conversion rate. Join a discussion. Continue reading →
What's working better for Magento 2 website speed? We could talk about it for hours. But it is better to do it at once. We have therefore developed new features for Magento 2 Page Speed extension.
Just to remind you, the module provides you with the numerous options enabled out of the box: HTML, CSS, Js minification, lazy load optimizer, Expire Header, and DNS prefetching.
The latest version of the module is full of new features. So today we are going to show what’s new in 1.2 release and how it improves the performance of web page. Continue reading →
What happens when the visitors have to check out at your store? There are two ways. The first one is when your customers go through the checkout process and complete a purchase successfully. The second is when users just leave the page.
The second scenarios is not about us, isn't it? We are so confident with it because we know you use the FireCheckout module in your Magento 2 store. It means you have a foolproof way to prevent checkout page abandonment. Continue reading →
When optimizing Magento 2 store for the best performance, you’d do well to think about mobile users. With every year mobile traffic has grown better. And the good thing is that the Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project was launched.
Now that Google counts speed as a ranking factor, you just have to follow up AMP as a way to improve your ecommerce site performance and speed. Continue reading →
When attempting to speed up your site most likely you start with a tool that analyzes your page's speed performance. It's probably the most well-known web performance tool: Google Page Speed Insights. It happens that a website gets slow pages and low score. That's no reason to keep it so.
In this post, we'll go over 8 best practices you can use to improve your Magento 2 site performance. Good news is, that we come up with new Page Speed module. Continue reading →