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Setting Up Google reCaptcha Enterprise
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.
12 Common Web Accessibility Issues
Learn about common web accessibility issues and why making your site usable for everyone is crucial for inclusivity, compliance, and SEO success.
AI Can Run Your Ecommerce Customer Support
Traditional live chat systems struggle to keep up. Even with 24/7 support teams or chatbots, responses often feel robotic, and handling real data (like orders, returns, or account details) is difficult without custom development. With rapid progress in agentic intelligence over the past few months, today’s AI systems are far more reliable and less error-prone than they were a year ago.
What Is the Best Headless Ecommerce CMS 2023
Discover the best content management systems (CMS) for headless commerce and what makes these headless eCommerce CMS platforms ideal for your eCommerce store.
Managing Remote Offshore Software Development Teams
Working with remote teams seems like a daunting task, but really can be as efficient as managing an in house team. If managed correctly, this type of remote team model can be very beneficial to your business.
Can a Web App Integrate With QuickBooks? Yes (2026)
Yes, a web application can integrate with QuickBooks and other accounting software via API, webhooks, or middleware. Here's how the options compare in 2026.
E-Commerce Marketing and Remarketing - the Answer to Cart Abandonment
Two-thirds of all e-commerce shopping carts are abandoned. That is, online customers select items for purchase but do not actually complete the purchase.
Designing Doctrine Indexes Around Real Ecommerce Middleware Lookup Paths
A practical look at using Doctrine’s metadata event system to manage a consistent, query-driven index policy for ecommerce middleware—without scattering database decisions across individual entities and migrations.
Is Ecommerce an Option for your Brick & Mortar?
An outline of initial steps in the planning process for a brick and mortar operation considering an e-commerce presence, including which businesses lend themselves to e-commerce, analyzing potential competition in cyberspace, and the concept of differentiation in the online marketplace.
Choosing a Crowdfunding Platform
Choosing a crowdfunding platform that's best for your campaign is no small task since popular platforms may appear identical, but that impression dissipates upon further examination.
Bringing In‑Store Personalization Online: How We Integrated STORIS with Klaviyo Using Webhooks
How we connected STORIS to Klaviyo with a custom webhook middleware so retailers can use in‑store quotes, orders, and fulfillments to trigger personalized email flows, review requests, and smarter segmentation—bringing online‑level personalization to the showroom.
The Customer Journey Series Pt 2 - How to Find a Software Development Company?
This is part two of our Customer Journey Series - How to find a Software Development Company. Here's some steps to finding your best option.