Blog /Ecommerce

Here you’ll find the ideas and examples of e-commerce solutions.

Whether you're building a standard online store, or want to sell digital, downloadable or subscription products, we’ll explain to you how to do it with the Drupal Commerce ecosystem.

Drupal Commerce payment modules to implement on a website. Drupal Commerce themes increasing conversions. Using the open source Sylius system to build a personalized e-shop. Increasing sales from mobile devices. These are just a few of the many topics you’ll find here.

The most important advice for companies trying to succeed in the e-commerce industry? Remember that it is the customer, not the product you sell, that comes first. The companies that develop e-commerce applications have long known that in order to keep the customer, the brand must provide them with an interesting experience when using the application, as well as make the product search process as easy as possible.

Recurring payments are gaining in popularity and are also increasingly used by well-known brands. You will find this type of a settlement model in Netflix, Spotify, or Apple Music, among others. Undoubtedly, they are convenient for e-business due to the regularity and timeliness of payments, full automation, and security. If you want to implement this method of collecting payments, I encourage you to read this article. You will learn how to do it in Drupal Commerce.

Drupal Commerce is a whole ecosystem thanks to which an online store can be constantly expanded. On drupal.org – the website where the Drupal community provides its solutions under the Open Source license – some modules can improve online sales depending on your individual needs. Below, I present nine examples of commerce modules that can be extremely helpful in everyday store management.

Droopler is a Drupal distribution created by the Droptica team developers. In version 2.1, integration with Drupal Commerce has been added to it, which is becoming more and more popular and used by more and more people. In combination, both these distributions make a unique solution for everyone who wants to sell on-line. Below is the interview with Grzegorz Pietrzak, Rafał Sereda and Jarosław Bartman – the key team members who worked on Droopler Commerce.

When designing an online store, special attention should be paid to the appearance and operation of forms. Most people do not like filling them out, and it is usually a tiresome experience. Online stores are full of forms. Registering an account and placing an order requires the user to fill out a large number of fields. It can give one a headache.

The world of fashion is strongly represented in the e-commerce industry through a huge number of online stores. Brands compete to provide websites that can provide an experience similar to visiting a real store. An online clothes store must adequately present the clothes on offer; therefore, the page showing a product is of key importance to it. In the post below, I present product websites that stand out in terms of design and interesting visual solutions.

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