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The Future of Magento 2 & What It Means for Magento Store Owners

The Future of Magento 2 & What It Means for Magento Store Owners

Published 12/6/2022

Discover what the future of Magento 2 holds for merchants and developers as Adobe pursues their vision for a microservices-based ecommerce platform.

E-Commerce
The Future of Magento 2 & What It Means for Magento Store Owners

Single Sign On Authentication Using a Symfony Framework

Published 10/3/2014

Single Sign-On can eliminate friction in the user experience and can be implemented via a Symfony framework for user authentication between websites.

Software
Single Sign On Authentication Using a Symfony Framework

A Users Guide to WordPress Plugins

Published 12/20/2013

A Users Guide to WordPress Plug-Ins for beginners including discussion of All In One SEO Pack, Aksimet, and WooCommerce.

SoftwareDesignMarketing
A Users Guide to WordPress Plugins

Your Content Management System... More Than What Your Users See

Published 5/6/2016
Gabriel Richards

The design phase of your CMS is an opportunity to review your workflows, your decision making processes, and improve the way you operate and express your business. We discuss the factors to consider during the design phase.

Design
Your Content Management System... More Than What Your Users See
4 Tips for Positive User Experience

4 Tips for Positive User Experience

Published 1/3/2014

Four tips for a positive user experience ("UX") on your website including accessibility to services, "social proofing", clickable logos and analyzing and using site metrics.

DesignUI/UX
4 Tips for Positive User Experience
Headless Magento SSO (Single Sign-On)

Headless Magento SSO (Single Sign-On)

Published 12/7/2023

The Headless Magento SSO or Single Sign-On module allows the integration of the Magento store with third-party applications. Learn about headless Magento SSO and how to implement it.

E-CommerceMagento
Headless Magento SSO (Single Sign-On)
4 Steps to Easily Increase WordPress User Security

4 Steps to Easily Increase WordPress User Security

Published 3/12/2016
Roberto Olmos

If you use online banking or some other account you’ve probably experienced the need to enter an additional code sent to your email or phone via text message. This additional verification is called Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), or Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).

SoftwareCloud
4 Steps to Easily Increase WordPress User Security
The Joys of Parameterization

The Joys of Parameterization

Published 3/21/2017
Jonathan Anderson

We’ve all seen examples of parameterization. Database credentials are probably the most common example. Various scenarios may require that these be changed; a server move, a user/password change, or setting up a development environment. It’s easy to see how this is a best practice.

Software
The Joys of Parameterization
How to Enhance Security & User Experience: A Guide to OAuth2 Implementation in E-commerce

How to Enhance Security & User Experience: A Guide to OAuth2 Implementation in E-commerce

Published 11/28/2023
Angel A. Hernandez

Discover how OAuth2 implementation can enhance security & user experience for eCommerce your store. A simple guide on how to get there!

SoftwareE-CommerceUI/UX
How to Enhance Security & User Experience: A Guide to OAuth2 Implementation in E-commerce
Enhancing User Experience with Magento PWA Studio in Headless Mode

Enhancing User Experience with Magento PWA Studio in Headless Mode

Published 2/12/2024

Learn how to enhance the user experience with Magento PWA studio when developing headless Magento PWA (Progressive Web App) solutions.

Web DevelopmentMagento
Enhancing User Experience with Magento PWA Studio in Headless Mode
Do Limitations of ReactJS Exist?

Do Limitations of ReactJS Exist?

Published 6/19/2023

Explore the limitations of this incredible technology so you can make informed decisions about future development plans for your business.

SoftwareWeb Development
Do Limitations of ReactJS Exist?
Setting Up Google reCaptcha Enterprise

Setting Up Google reCaptcha Enterprise

Published 8/19/2024
Angel A. Hernandez

Typically the need for reCaptcha occurs because a site may have a public facing form that anonymous users can submit and typically a site will want to avoid malicious attacks, spams, and overload of the system. The best way to combat this is using reCaptcha. ReCaptcha is used to verify that the user is in fact a human user attempting to submit only necessary requests to a site. There are options to add reCaptcha to a site but one of the most popular is Google reCaptcha.

Web Development
Setting Up Google reCaptcha Enterprise
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