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 →
What were your aspirations for the August? If you ask us what we had been striving to achieve in the last month, we say we kept working on new features for your website.
Currently trending: new AMP and Page Speed modules for Magento 2, Argento theme with new features, fresh updates for Magento and Magento 2 modules. 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 →
There are many websites that use innovative approaches to the navigation. They keep exploring new directions towards the optimization of navigation design. Some of Magento 2 stores used to trust a Navigation Pro module because they know there constantly appears something new.
Right, this time, please review new 1.6 release to see 4 new navigation menu designs.
Read more to understand new menus benefits. Continue reading →
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. Continue reading →
This is an ongoing series of blog posts detailing what changes we made in modules for last month. Perhaps this post will provide you with some new criteria for improving your e-commerce website.
Continue to read to learn more what has been done to M1&M2 modules in July 2018. Continue reading →
Do you know what the FireCheckout clients say? They say that using the extension for last years the results are great! And if what they say is true, we would need to sit down and stop the improving the module. Luckily we don't take such decisions. Instead, we still have lots of news to tell you about our favorite one step checkout module.
Nowadays, the checkout page becomes so comfy, visitors won't want to leave. It's a joke; of course, they complete their order. 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 →
What were your aspirations for the August? If you ask us what we had been striving to achieve in the last month, we say we kept working on new features for your website.
Currently trending: new AMP and Page Speed modules for Magento 2, Argento theme with new features, fresh updates for Magento and Magento 2 modules. 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 →
There are many websites that use innovative approaches to the navigation. They keep exploring new directions towards the optimization of navigation design. Some of Magento 2 stores used to trust a Navigation Pro module because they know there constantly appears something new.
Right, this time, please review new 1.6 release to see 4 new navigation menu designs.
Read more to understand new menus benefits. Continue reading →
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. Continue reading →
This is an ongoing series of blog posts detailing what changes we made in modules for last month. Perhaps this post will provide you with some new criteria for improving your e-commerce website.
Continue to read to learn more what has been done to M1&M2 modules in July 2018. Continue reading →
Do you know what the FireCheckout clients say? They say that using the extension for last years the results are great! And if what they say is true, we would need to sit down and stop the improving the module. Luckily we don't take such decisions. Instead, we still have lots of news to tell you about our favorite one step checkout module.
Nowadays, the checkout page becomes so comfy, visitors won't want to leave. It's a joke; of course, they complete their order. Continue reading →