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Stay on the classic checkout if your store has real customizations, depends on a gateway or plugin without block support, or is making money and nobody is asking for a change. Move to the block checkout if you are building a new store, your customizations are light, and your gateway and shipping plugins list block […]

To hire a WordPress agency well, ask nine questions and listen for specifics rather than reassurance: who writes the code, what public work can be verified, how scope and price are set, what happens after launch, whether staging and version control are used, how WordPress and PHP updates are handled, who owns the code, what […]

A slow WooCommerce store is almost always slow on the server, not in the browser, and almost always for one of a short list of reasons: a database query that scans postmeta, an options table full of autoloaded data, plugins running on pages they have no business on, cart fragments, no object cache, orders still […]

Before you hire a WordPress plugin developer, look at their public work on wordpress.org. A plugin listing shows active installs, ratings, support threads and the update history, and none of it can be edited to look better than it is. The six questions below, about hooks, code ownership, updates, scope, testing and who writes the […]

Running a successful e-commerce site requires not only a well-designed platform but also regular support and maintenance. Choosing the right agency to handle these crucial tasks can make a significant impact on the performance, security, and overall success of your online business. In this blog post, we will explore the top 5 questions you should […]

You might have come across the term WooCommerce many a-times, either in news or articles, but do you know what it is and some truths and myths that revolve around it? WooCommerce is the e-commerce plugin for WordPress that has empowered countless online businesses. However, the doubt that WooCommerce truly handles high traffic and scales […]