TL;DR: Headless ecommerce is a decoupled architecture where the frontend and backend operate independently. It enables faster launches, omnichannel UX, and deep customization using APIs and modern frontend frameworks.
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Did you know that slow website speed costs businesses about $2.6 billion in lost revenue each year? A beautiful website isn't enough. When your site contains UX mistakes, you lose money without knowing why.
Read MoreChoosing the right technology stack for your product is very important and equally difficult in this age when you see people advocating the benefits of different technologies over others. This dilemma can be eased a lot if you have some basic insights and true information on the matter. In most of the cases, contradiction is between some mature technology stack and a young newcomer with a lot of promises and buzzwords everyone is talking about. Read More
While there are over 5 million PHP developers active globally, hiring offshore PHP developers in India is still a challenge for entrepreneurs & businesses in the USA and Europe. This can be majorly attributed to the problem of plenty and a complex selection process. But still, hiring offshore PHP developers is lucrative and that's why business owners go for it. Read More
An ecommerce store that doesn't pack the right features is extremely hard to scale and turn commercially successful. This is the reason why small as well as big ecommerce platforms continuously work on investing new features and enhancements. Read More
The digital world is changing fast. Decentralized apps are now challenging the old ways. Many people wonder if these blockchain tools will replace regular apps. These new apps offer better security and let users control their own data.
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Did you know that “The Cloud” emits more carbon than all airplane travel? Every time we use websites and apps; we add to this hidden cost. The ICT sector emits 1.8% to 2.8% of the yearly greenhouse gas emissions—nearly as much as worldwide air traffic, at 2.5%, says the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). We leave a digital carbon footprint whenever we browse, shop, or stream online.
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The world of online marketplaces is growing faster than ever. Platforms like Etsy have shown what's possible with more than 96 million active buyers and 9 million sellers. When you build a marketplace, you create a platform where products and services meet customer expectations.
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The problems in software can hurt millions. Just ask the 147 million people affected when Equifax's data was stolen in 2017 due to poor software testing. Consider Boeing's crashes of the 737 MAX, which happened partly because of poor software testing. These disasters show why the role of quality assurance in software development matters so much.
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Think of building a house. You need a clear plan to make sure everything fits together perfectly. In the digital world, style guides work the same way. They help teams create websites and apps that look and work great. The importance of style guides has grown as more companies create products for phones, tablets, and computers.
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Most web projects fail not because of bad code, but because of poor planning. In fact, teams waste up to 50% of their time fixing problems they could have caught earlier. While many guides only cover the basics, we'll show you how wireframing is important for building better websites and apps. You'll discover how wireframes help with SEO planning, make your site work for everyone, and prepare for future growth. Plus, you'll learn about new tools that use AI to make design easier and faster.
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By 2025, 70% of app development will be done on low-code or no-code platforms—does this mean the end for traditional developers? Low-code has been in talks for quite some time, and the questions regarding the replacement of traditional developers linger here and there. But is that going to happen anytime soon, or will low-code assist traditional developers in creating better and faster? This article will discuss the power of low-code and whether it will replace traditional developers or not.
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