Magento tutorials

In a previous post about future e-commerce trends, we showed you how to adjust your website flow to meet the demands of every single customer. To reach the requirements of each one, you have to find out what else you can do to make your store user-friendly.

And we would like to help you. Today we talk about checkout flow provided by the FireCheckout module. It is precisely such Magento 2 checkout page that is gonna help you to convert. It meets the needs of clients in any world country.

Do you wish to sell globally with a multi-language website? That's great to make your offerings appear on Dutch, Spanish, French, Chinese, or any other language of your target audience.

Luckily, Magento 2 empowers the easy and fast way to professionally translate your content into all the languages. The default features may be enough to satisfy your requirements.

Boosting website speed is always good practice. Have you ever thought how critical a site speed improves performance? How one single factor can make a big difference in your site's user experience.  

Learning best practices with Magento 2 search is always a good idea. The positive search experience is generally expected to be easy, quick and appropriate for the search query. But sometimes failing to go as it should.

It happens the search shows the inappropriate results in the autocomplete suggestions dropdown. And the customers are annoyed, or frustrated, and thereby stop progressing towards purchase. We don't think it's what either of us wants.

Can Magento 2 theme be customized? The question is of relevance always. Picking the perfect theme for your store is half the battle your e-commerce.

The success of an online store depends on many things as a wide range of products, intuitive navigation, user-friendly search experience, and much other stuff helping the website to result in a completely satisfied customer.

88% of online users are less likely to return to a site after a bad experience. You know well, what you should do in order to avoid bad UX mistakes. After all, we keep writing about practices you may use when doing online business.

One of interesting writing on this subject is a cycle of articles about special custom modules for your website. In particular, we keep gathering the information to show all available Magento 2 extensions specific to a certain functionality at one place.    

Thanks to these posts, it assures you to see a solution what you are looking for a whole lot easier. Today let's talk navigation menu. This is the website element crucial for user experience. And, yes, it does cost your conversion.

For implementing practical knowledge of Magento issues we post new tutorials and technical articles from time to time at our blog. We advise you to read them because they help in understanding important things while managing your website.  

Today you will find the step-by-step tutorial about managing banners. It will help you to understand how to implement banner functionality following best practices provided by the Magento. You will learn how to edit banners in Magento, add banner in homepage, show the banner in CMS content, etc.

Bearing in mind that Google makes the rules and, hence, SEO is rapidly evolving, we have a lot to talk about. We could talk about the tools, tactics and goals of SEO for hours. But today we are trying to consider some of the primary strategies that really work for Magento 2 websites.

Our goal is to show you an easy way to generate the Metadata. In addition, we will focus on using pagination in SEO and adding HTML sitemap to Magento 2 store. If you are thinking a perfect search position of your web content is still ahead of you, stick to the best practices below today.  

When talking about things customers want on an ecommerce website, the easy to use navigation is definitely item of interest the number one. The stats say the visitors spend an average of 6.44 seconds viewing the navigation menu. Thereby you have to make it as clean as possible, and attractive, too.

Let's open up more opportunities to make the navigation menu a bit more awesome. We are going to address the problems, occured when designing the menu in Magento 2 store. We bet you will enjoy the navigation menu tips and the ways to resolve the possible issues.

If you want to remove the default links of whatever Magento 2 layout, there are many tutorials around a web. But if you want to save any changes in the default or custom theme when updating your template to the next Magento 2 version, here is an easy and simple tutorial.

It will be about the following footer links: Privacy and Cookie Policy, Search Terms, Contact Us, Orders and Returns, Advanced Search, Site Map.