Hyvä VS PWA: Where to Invest?

The world of Magento front-ends is brimming with possibilities.

Two innovative options, Hyvä and PWAs (Progressive Web Apps), have emerged as frontrunners, each promising to transform your online store.

But with both boasting impressive features, deciding where to invest your resources can be a challenge.

Fear not, enterprising merchant! This blog post dives deep into the Hyvä vs PWA debate, meticulously dissecting their strengths and weaknesses.

To Learn More about this, Click Here: https://aureatelabs.com/blog/hyva-vs-pwa/

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Ultimate Guide On Hyvä Themes – For Online Merchants

In the fast-paced world of ecommerce, every millisecond counts. Customers expect lightning-fast loading times and a seamless shopping experience.

But are you getting the most out of your Magento store? Traditional themes can sometimes hold you back.

This ultimate guide dives deep into everything online merchants need to know about Hyvä Themes, from the performance-boosting benefits to the user-friendly customization options.

To Learn More about this, Click Here: https://aureatelabs.com/blog/hyva-themes/

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Amasty Rich Snippets Product Configuration

For the Amasty Rich Snippets extension, I am configuring the product page structured data. Under “Show Configurable Products As” there is an option to list them as a “List of Associated Product Offers”, which doesn’t make sense to me. All they say in their User Guide is this:

“Show Configurable Products as – the feature lets Google mark all the simple products of configurable one in a relevant way, thus the simple products are shown in the search results as Main Offers, List of Associated Product Offers or Aggregate Offers.”

Does anyone have any knowledge about what this looks like? I’m not sure how it would affect the snippets on Google’s SERPs but don’t want to just change it and see what happens.

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Is Magento 2 easy to develop for?

Magento 2 is a popular eCommerce platform renowned for its open-source code, customization capabilities, and flexibility. The transition from Magento 1 to Magento 2 brings advantages such as enhanced mobile optimization, performance, and SEO.

Take a look at these steps for building a Magento website:

1. Developer Mode: Magento 2 offers a convenient “developer mode” that allows you to incorporate modules and customize code. It keeps a log of all development activities, making troubleshooting effortless. Just remember to switch back to “production mode” before going live to ensure smooth website operation.

2. Varnish Caching: Want to boost your website’s speed? Utilize Varnish! It caches data and delivers it rapidly. You can optimize images, select a fantastic theme, employ a content delivery network, enable flat cataloguing, and even opt for a dedicated server or VPS for improved performance.

3. Extensions: Magento 2 provides excellent extensions that enable website customization without any coding. However, exercise caution not to overload your site with excessive extensions, as they can slow it down. Choose wisely!

4. SEO: Looking to attract new customers? SEO is the answer. Ensure your website performs well and is mobile-friendly. There are available extensions to assist you in optimizing your Magento 2 website for search engines.

5. Custom Widgets: Add flair to your online store with widgets! Magento 2 offers standard widgets, but you can also create custom ones to cater to specific content requirements. Just remember to keep them lightweight and thoroughly test them to avoid any performance issues.

Conclusion:

Magento 2 is user-friendly for experienced developers who know PHP, object-oriented programming, and the Magento framework. It has a developer mode that makes adding modules and customizing code easier, with a log of development activities for troubleshooting.

But for new developers or those with less experience in Magento, there may be a harder learning curve. Magento 2 has its own architecture, coding standards, and best practices to learn. Its flexibility and customization options can also make it more challenging to work with compared to other eCommerce platforms.

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Have we reached feature parody?

I’m looking for opinions. Do you think we’ve arrived at near-feature parity between eCommerce platforms like Magento/Adobe, BigCommerce, Shopify, Shopware, Optimizely, Salesforce?

If we strip away our coding bias and simply think about the evening up of feature sets in the last 18 months. I feel like things are pretty close.

I say this, because we are really getting into the price wars. Shopify is increasing, Adobe cant seem to figure out their never-ending struggle with price point. BigCommerce seems to have the basics dialed in but 3rd party items (like Shopify) can drive the TCO up.

There are some stand-out features and possible positioning for future-proofing but from a B2C perspective, I feel like we’ve kind of arrived.

B2B is a bit of a different story. But I’m interested in your thoughts or if you want to go hog wild maybe a podcast/blog post type thing. Prove me wrong/right?

Roland_of_g

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Site have http request error when routed behind Nginx proxy

Magento site content does not load properly when routed behind an Nginx proxy. In the browser console I see a lot of messages for http requests for stylesheets.

For example:

Mixed Content: The page at ‘https://web.MYDOMAIN.com/‘ was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure stylesheet ‘http://web.MYDOMAIN.com/pub/static/frontend/Local/mytheme/en_US/css/local.css‘. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.

Also:

Mixed Content: The page at ‘https://web.MYDOMAIN.com/‘ was loaded over a secure connection, but contains a form that targets an insecure endpoint ‘http://web.MYDOMAIN.com/checkout/cart/add/uenc/aHR0cDovL3dlYi51YndlYnNpdGUuY29tL2Jyb2NrMjAyMC8%2C/product/2417/‘. This endpoint should be made available over a secure connection.

However, if I bypass Nginx and route directly to the backend server, the site loads fine.

I am assuming something in Magento is making it use http instead of https for some requests.

How should I go about fixing this?

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Magento 1.9 to WordPress/WooCommerce

Our company runs on Magento 1.9. I’m pretty tech-savvy but the moment I tried to understand Magento Admin Panel – I immediately started waving a white flag. We have pretty decent SEO rankings in all of our product categories. I find WordPress/WooCommerce much easier to use/maintain given its GUI.

Our website is used primarily as a “product catalog” given the industrial nature of our products. We do zero online commerce. Every product page has the specs/features of the product and a “Call for Quote” button. Is it advisable to migrate to WordPress? If so, is it possible to do it without impacting the SEO rankings? What else should I think about before I go down this route? Really appreciate the help!

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Override theme

I have a primary theme I am using. I need a custom page that I only need the page breadcrumbs and the content that is normally displayed in the product information tab.

The product is of type grouped. I have tried to create a new grouped.phtml file but not having any luck. I have also enable the template path hints. Perhaps my issue is that I need a new layout file instead of a new phtml file?

Any help would be appreciated.

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Current State of Headless Magento

I have been out of Magento for the past year or so; what’s the current state of headless Magento? I currently have a pretty vanilla Magento 2.4.6 site, but I’d like to spice up the front end and do a rework for my customers at some point. I’ve been playing around with NextJS for a pet project, and like the developer experience with it. Are there any mature projects in this space I could use as a starting point for my store? I don’t have many customizations right now.

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What do you think of this app?

I’m creating an app for e-commerce platforms that automatically updates products, descriptions, and builds content for your cms related to your products to increase keyword rankings on your sight and boost seo. That way you don’t need to pay $5k a month for some seo guy to make a few edits on your page and drain your money.

I’m working with a few ML/ AI engineers to build this out. I’m interested to know if you all would actually want to use an app like this? Or any feedback you might have on the idea.

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Unleashing the Power of Magento Development Services for E-Commerce Success

Do you want to improve your online store? Magento development services can help! Magento is a popular tool for e-commerce. It can make your store look great and work well.

Why Choose Magento for Your E-Commerce Store?

Magento is a good choice for many reasons:

  1. You can customize it to fit your needs.

  2. It works well for small and big businesses.

  3. It has lots of useful features built in.

  4. Many people use it and can help you.

How Magento Development Services Can Help Your Business?

Working with Magento experts can help you use all of Magento’s power. They can make your store:

  1. Look unique and work well.

  2. Add new features to your store.

  3. Fast and easy to use.

  4. Magento migration and upgradation

Choosing the Right Magento Development Service Provider

When choosing someone to help you with Magento, think about:

  1. How much do they know about Magento?

  2. How well they talk and work with you.

  3. If they will help you after the store is built.

Conclusion

Using Magento development services can be a big help for your online store. With expert Magento development services, you can make a store that looks stunning and performs well.

Don’t miss out on this chance to make your business better with Magento!

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Why Does My Magento Site Have Random Issues?

I work for a company and the website is on Magento2. I am not a website developer at all so my explanation of the issues and my theories have no technical basis. We have 2 shopping carts and a lot of extensions.

  1. We can not get things like Apple Pay to work…our Apple pay is linked to something called Braintree and our developers can’t get past the test stage with Apple pay or something.
  2. We have a 1 step checkout extension and some people say that they type in their correct credit card or address and it changes somehow to an old card or address. I ask the client if they have auto fill and they say no.
  3. The website simply does not load for some people.
  4. I set up discounts on certain items and the discounts don’t work for some people
  5. Add to cart button gives us a popup preview of the product…it does Add to cart, but then there is another option to add to cart or continue shopping in the pop up which seems confusing.
  6. Our Instagram feed on the footer keeps disappearing
  7. its difficult to update things like our spa locator, also an extension, or it just doesn’t load.

We have had so many changes made to the website to try to make it look better. In my mind, it’s like a painting that keeps getting painted over, which leads to these issues perhaps…but I have been told that it is not how it works. Any insight would be appreciated!

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