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Difference between Magento 1 and Magento 2
In the latest video, I explained what Magento 2 was and addressed whether it was the right solution for you, your business and your customers. Todays episode is an expansion of that video, pointing out some of the key differences between Magento version 1 and version 2. And at the end of the video, I’ll share with you some cold-hard truths and my thoughts as to whether you should upgrade or not.
MAGENTO COMMERCE CLOUD: Ultimate Guide for Beginners
As the eCommerce market is blooming in its full potential, online businesses are trying to seize the chance to make their stores become more competitive and more attractive to the customers. Standing out due to its power, flexibility and many other merits, Magento is holding the leading position in the run of eCommerce platforms. Payment systems, consumers shopping behaviors and shopping via mobile trends are expected to change and expand day by day. Therefore, Magento commerce cloud, which was released for Magento and Magento 2.0 can be the solution for your need for scalability, speed, and security as it provides your business ultimate room for growing along with easy maintenance.
Magento Commerce Cloud provides a pre-provisioned infrastructure that includes PHP, MySQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, and Elasticsearch technologies; a git-based workflow with automatic build and deploy for efficient Rapid development and Continuous deployment every time you push code changes in a Platform as a Service (PaaS) environment; highly Customizable environment configuration files and tools; and AWS hosting that offers a Scalable and Secure environment for online sales and retailing.
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Learn about hosting Magento in 5 minutes
Magento has been one of the best open-source software that numerous customers – from the smallest businesses to the giants such as Coca-cola, Nike or Samsung, use to create and develop their eCommerce sites. Up until now, Magento has two main editions for the users: Community Edition for beginners. And also the Enterprise Edition provides multiple and exclusive functions for the big companies. Enterprise version allows them to make adjustments to meet their specific business purposes.
However, with such a great range of demands, many eCommerce sites are now facing fierce competition with each other. If your websites load slower than your competitors, the chances of losing the customers are extremely high. Therefore, your website’s performance relies on your hosting provider. That’s why you need to choose your “right” Hosting Magento. This will increase your site’s speed, ensure the regular security patching and improve the customer experience.
Read full article here: https://co-well.vn/en/tech-blog/getting-started-with-hosting-magento/
What is Magento ecommerce cloud?
As the eCommerce market is blooming in its full potential, online businesses are trying to seize the chance to make their stores become more competitive and more attractive to the customers. Standing out due to its power, flexibility and many other merits, Magento is holding the leading position in the run of eCommerce platforms. Payment systems, consumers shopping behaviors and shopping via mobile trends are expected to change and expand day by day. Therefore, Magento commerce cloud, which was released for Magento and Magento 2.0 can be the solution for your need for scalability, speed, and security as it provides your business ultimate room for growing along with easy maintenance.
In this article, we will bring everything you need to know about Magento cloud to see if it is worth considering.
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A mobile user interface (mobile UI) is the graphical and touch-sensitive display on a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet, that allows the user to simply interact with the device’s application, features, content and functions. To deliver impressive GUIs, you can follow these guidelines:
Do you think Magento is free?
At the moment, Magento is divided into two main versions for the customers to choose, which are the community edition and enterprise edition. But many people think that all of this is Magento free version, but let’s find out.
Read the full article here: https://co-well.vn/en/tech-blog/is-magento-free/
How to optimize UI for Application design?
What is mobile UI?
A mobile user interface (mobile UI) is the graphical and touch-sensitive display on a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet, that allows the user to simply interact with the device’s application, features, content and functions.
Mobile user interface (UI) design requirements are different from those for desktop computers. The smaller screen size and touch screen controls create appropriate considerations in UI design to ensure usability, readability and consistency. In a mobile interface, symbols can be used more extensively and controls can be automatically hidden until accessed. The symbols themselves must also be smaller and there is not enough room for text labels on everything, which may cause confusion.
Users have to be able to aware of a command icon and its meaning whether through legible text or comprehensible graphical representation. Simple guidelines for mobile interface design are consistent across modern mobile operating systems.
Read full article at: https://co-well.vn/en/tech-blog/guidelines-for-application-user-interface-ui-design/
All thing you’ll need to know when building an ecommerce website with Shopify, from Dan Vas - one of the best Shopify experts
Magento - ongoing costs to consider
We will also inform you of any additional prices that occur before and after the build. Along with the design, development and customisation of your shop, there are certain basic prices that need to be included in to your budget and these are listed below: Purchasing a domain name – the cost of these are generally very affordable and prices start from as little as £15 per year for the.co.uk version or from around £22 for a .com, other domain names do vary. Hosting fees and costs – when using Magento, hosting tends to cost more compared to other ecommerce platforms and this is due to the fact that Magento uses a lot more system resources than a basic store. Our hosting costs start from £40 per month. Cost for Magento licences – The price for each version varies, community is free, and the enterprise edition is based on revenue. For more information please see the table below. Costs for extensions – You can download many extensions for free but some you will need to buy, so you may need to consider this as well. Support and maintenance prices – All Magento stores will usually need some sort of help or support going forwards, from small ad-hoc tasks to massive site updates and extension installs. This also needs to be taken into consideration when looking in to Magento website design costs and pricing going forward.
The video lecture will explain you the difference between e-Commerce and e-Business. In addition to this, the meaning and types of the e-Commerce has been explained. In the same way, e-Business has been explained. The video ends with a comparison chart that explains the difference between e-Commerce and e-Business.
A shopping cart is a piece of software that keeps the record of the items a buyer has ‘picked up’ from the online store. Acting as an online store’s catalog, the eCommerce shopping cart enables consumers to select products, review what they selected, make modifications or add extra items if needed, and purchase the products.
How to promote eCommerce website
So you already created your own beautifully designed and fully functioning eCommerce website, but there are no visitors, no traffic on your site, and that means no sales. That’s because you haven’t marketed your website, and if you don’t know how to effectively promote your website, then you can’t attract any new customers and your website will fall quickly.
There are some well-known methods that you can use for marketing and promotion, however you should only choose the ones that suits your business and your marketing plan.
Develop an SEO strategy : Search Engine Optimization is extremely popular and essential to the marketing plan of any website, not just eCommerce sites. The more optimized your website is, the higher your site will show up in the search engines, the more customer your website attracts, which means more traffic and more sales. Another factor to look out for is the loading speed of your website. If your website loads fast, visitors can navigate and interact with many parts of your website quickly, and they just may become your next customers. The load time is also a crucial part of SEO strategies, because nobody wants to visit a slow website. Blogging : Basically a cheap, efficient and appealing way to market your website to your target audiences. If you are selling a specific type of item, then you can easily create a blog to attract potential customers that are interested in the products, describe more details about the products if they are planning to make a purchase, and remember to update your blog regularly. Overall it’s a pretty viable way to market your eCommerce site. Promotions : Everybody loves a good sale, so if you can make a great offer or deal, customers will be appealed to visit your website. Social Media : Popular social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram will be huge assets in creating your online presence. If you can start a marketing campaign on social media websites, you will see a very remarkable change in the amount of traffic on your own website. Paid Advertisements : Although not a free way to promote your website, it can be very effective, especially if you’ve just done with setting up your website. For example, pay per click advertising will get you money everytime when the ad is clicked by an user. Providing Free Samples : Not a popular strategy, but when implemented correctly it can be game-changing, especially when your products are truely great. Users who tested and approved of your samples will spread the world via social media and possibly online reviews, and that is the most effiecient way of advertising your websites - through customers.
An enterprise eCommerce platform is a software system that can and must achieve the goals and the needs of the user, meet the requirements of a large business no matter how complex they are, and it can also be used to determine a business size and growth. After all, when it comes to the brand of your business, you can’t afford to make any mistakes like data breaches, malfunctioning websites, or awful quality of services.
What exactly is postal address? You may have heard the terms several times, but do not know exactly what it is. Well this video is for you only!
Learn more about postal address on our Blog: https://co-well.vn/en/tech-blog/how-to-get-a-postal-address/
If you are creating an eCommerce website with Wordpress, this video is a must-watch.
How much do ecommerce websites cost ?
Identifying all the main factors When there are so many eCommerce website companies with all kinds of different stuffs to choose from, it’s quite hard to find the correct one without the knowledge of how much an eCommerce website costs and all the factors that affect development pricing. It is very important to understand all of those if you don’t want to waste all of your money just for your website to fail before it’s even launched. Usually there are two things you need to verify before starting your own eCommerce website : your sales / traffic goals, and the amount of features that you’d want on your website. It may also includes development time, human resources (if you want to hire other people to build the website for you), and the type of eCommerce website company you chose. So when it comes to determine the cost of your website, you’ll need to look out for some main categories : Infrastructure : basically this is what powers your eCommerce website. You’ll need a eCommerce software to provide your site with core functions, a hosting service to keep it open, a domain name for your visitors and potential customers, and an SSL certificate to encrypt data. Design and functionality : this is what your users will see and interact with. In short, it is the design of your site, the user interface and the functions that are presented on your site. How much does each factor of an eCommerce website costs ? eCommerce software - From $0 to $30+ per month Instead of creating and designing your own software from literally nothing, some eCommerce platforms like Shopify or Magento can help you build your own website with a very reasonable price, especially Magento because it’s a free, open-source and hosted platform, so you don’t have to worry about hosting and maintaining the website yourself. Domain name - $10 per year The domain name - or the link that shows on your browser when you’re in your website - is basically the permanent address of your site on the Internet. It’s what people type in or search for if they ever wanted to visit your website. Website Design and functionality - From $0 to $200+ In those days, you don’t need to design the look of your website from scratch to turn it into something that attracts customers. Instead, you can choose from a lot of pre-made themes and templates on the internet and tweak it to your liking. If you can do either of those, then your website designing cost is essentially zero. All the major eCommerce platforms usually have their own themes, including free and premium ones. Most of the time you’ll want to use the high quality options, so here’s how much you should expect to pay for a premium eCommerce website theme : - Shopify : Usually $160+ - Magento : Typically $84+ (for the first 6 months) Whichever you choose, some extra functionality will be incredibly useful for promoting and growing your website. Like themes and templates, those functions are usually pre-built so you don’t have to code them yourself. They are typically known as apps or plugins, and they also come with free and premium options. Overall, if you can’t or don’t want to create the whole website without any extra help, you’ll probably end up spending over $50-$250 per year just to keep those premiums extensions running, and that’s just the bare minimum. How much does an eCommerce website cost ? Thanks to eCommerce platforms like Shopify, Magento, WordPress … it’s now possible for every users to set up their own functioning eCommerce websites, even people without any technical and website development knowledge. All things considered, you can create and maintain a fully designed and functioning website for $500+ per year. On the other hand, if you want somebody else to create and design everything, then you’re looking at around at least $5000+ for a standalone website.
Top 5 things you should pay more attention to when building your Ecommerce Website
1. The platform and the website development company:
Make sure you do enough research in order to make appropriate choices. Platforms like Magento ecommerce offer easy-to-manage administration systems but require an experienced developers’ team for the setting-up phase. Choosing the right service provider can save you both time and effort.
2. Users experience: Web design, site speed, and navigation are amongst the factors that form users experience. Take all those factors into account if you wish to get more returning customers.
3. Checkout and payment gateway: Statistics have shown that a complicated checkout process can cause abandoned shopping carts. Various payment options supported could also be an advantage for your E-Commerce site. Platforms like Magento can support the most popular payment options available, from Visa, Mastercard to PayPal, Alipay and even COD (cash on delivery).
4. Mobile optimization Nearly 60% of eCommerce sales were on mobile platforms, as reported in 2017. The number of users who shop via smartphones is increasing day by day. Therefore, mobile optimization is a must.
5. SEO friendly It is important that your products appear on the first page of search results so you could reach more potential customers. Fortunately, with Magento, your product link will always be SEO-friendly automatically created."