Shopware Apps vs. Plugins: The Right Architecture
App system or classic plugin? When API and webhooks are the right choice, when core access is indispensable - and how to find the right extension strategy for your Shopware shop.
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App system or classic plugin? When API and webhooks are the right choice, when core access is indispensable - and how to find the right extension strategy for your Shopware shop.
Prerendering via the Speculation Rules API makes product and checkout pages appear near-instantly. Ray-Ban doubled its mobile conversion this way (web.dev).
Microenterprise exemption, pure B2B, disproportionate burden: when your shop is truly exempt from the accessibility obligation – and when the misconception gets expensive.
Since December 13, 2024, the GPSR requires four mandatory details per product listing. Here is how to implement them cleanly in Shopware and minimize warning-letter risk.
The Model Context Protocol is becoming the standard through which AI agents talk to software. How an MCP server opens your shop to agents on your terms, instead of being scraped.
Beyond gut feeling: an AI-driven shop analysis checks product page, funnel and mobile against proven UX heuristics, finds conversion killers and sorts them by revenue impact. How the method works and what it delivers.
From 27 Sept 2026 every product page must show a standardized statutory warranty notice. How we implement it in a legally sound way in the Shopware page builder.
Guided buying flags preferred products and suppliers and enforces procurement compliance without micromanaging staff. Here is how we map the control framework in the Shopware B2B component system.
Share of Model, citation rate and AI referral conversion as reliable KPIs: how shops make their visibility in language models measurable and controllable.
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