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On the 30th of June 2020, Adobe ceased support for Magento 1, powering some of the best e-commerce websites worldwide for 12 years. While many merchants have already moved to the new and improved Magento 2, BuiltWith usage statistics show that as of February 2021, there are over 65,000 live websites still using Magento 1.9. Besides poor performance, high costs of custom development, and securit...

When creating a Magento store, you want to make sure that the site is as conversion-ready for your customers as possible. Moreover, you need to pay attention to both desktop and mobile versions of your Magento store. It’s hardly a secret that modern mobile users represent 49% of internet traffic. However, for many businesses, mobile conversions remain far lower than on desktop. While this can b...

In April of 2016, Magento, acquired by Adobe, announced the launch of Magento Cloud Edition. Magento Commerce, formerly known as the Enterprise Edition (EE), has now been bundled with hosting into a single product. Magento continues to hone this combination and is currently pursuing Magento Commerce merchants to upsell them whenever possible. However, the Magento Cloud simply isn’t the right fi...

Hello to Amasty blog readers! By browsing our store, you see extensions are usually presented as ready-made solutions that can help you get more done in a cost-effective manner. But what’s behind it? With this article, we launch a number of posts dedicated to Magento 2 stores that have integrated our extensions. And today we are glad to present you how 10 of our modules are implemented in e...

Whether you're a seasoned Magento developer or someone new to the platform, encountering issues in Magento 2 is not uncommon. While these issues may initially seem minor, neglecting to address them promptly can lead to more significant problems. Let's delve into the most common problems in Magento 2 and explore the ways of fixing them.