Insights on e-commerce, web development and digital solutions
PSD3 and the new Payment Services Regulation replace PSD2 in 2026 and change the checkout directly: stricter and more accessible SCA, a wider surcharge ban, the IBAN name check and reallocated fraud liability. This guide shows what changes and how to prepare your shop.
On August 18, 2026, Google shuts down the Content API for Shopping, while the feed rules for images, shipping and video tighten in parallel. This guide sorts out the dates and shows how to switch your product feeds to the Merchant API in time and maintain them for the future.
Ransomware and human error hit every shop. This guide shows how tested 3-2-1 backups, defined RTO/RPO targets and a documented recovery plan form a resilient contingency plan - and how disaster recovery differs from monitoring.
A visible delivery date is an underrated conversion lever. Here is how to link front-end UX with inventory and shipping logic into a reliable date.
56% of shops offer a mediocre or worse selection UX (Baymard). A dialogue-based AI product advisor leads customers to the right product in a few questions - built as a custom solution for assortments that need explaining.
Chat, ads and tracking load more JavaScript than your own shop code at the median. How to find, defer, replace and remove third-party scripts without losing features - and win back load time.
A product in six colours and five sizes quickly becomes 30 nearly identical URLs for search engines that dilute the product page's ranking value. How to consolidate product variants with a canonical master URL, correct canonical tags and clean internal linking - and why this is a different problem from filter and facet URLs.
SAP Business One counts more than 83,000 customers and 1.2 million users in over 170 countries (SAP). How to connect this midmarket ERP to Shopware bidirectionally - articles, prices, stock, orders and documents via Service Layer, DI-API and middleware.
Registration, system participation, data reporting, completeness declaration: the four LUCID duties - and what changes with the VerpackDG on 12 Aug 2026.
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