Today, we’d like to draw your attention to another new Magento 2 theme which is called Minimal. Although its name aptly describes the design, the set of available features can not be considered limited. So first of all, let’s see how Minimal looks like. Below, you will find theme’s core elements: category page, product page, cart, and checkout.
Another relatively new Magento 2 theme is called Hermes. You might have heard about its Magento 1.X predecessor, but now Hermes is fully suitable for the latest version of the popular ecommerce platform, and below we are going to describe its core elements and features.
We’ve already described a few Magento 2 templates and themes, but something new always appears on Themeforest. And since the Firebear team is always trying to dig interesting Magento stuff, today we are going to shed light on Luxury – a premium Magento theme which is now available for Magento 2.
Below, we describe how to return a JSON response from a controller in Magento 2. Continue Reading
It is possible to get base directory programmatically in Magento 2 the same way as you do it in 1.x, since it is available in the constant : Continue Reading
To load categories by their IDs in Magento 2, Dmitry Fedyuk recommends the following: Continue Reading
In case you are looking for Magento 2 JavaScript validators, below we have them listed in a table. Continue Reading
If you don;t know how to load subcategories for a particular category in Magento 2, you’ve come to the right place. Below, we will explain this procedure. Continue Reading
To let a Magento 2 extension add a custom attribute to customers, use the following code: Continue Reading
It has been a year now since Google announced mobile friendliness to have become an important factor for determining the relevance of a website. This seems to be inevitable if we consider the fact that each year there are more and more people preferring mobile over desktop for surfing the Internet, communicating, working, and relaxing. Every fourth instance of an Internet search is performed through a mobile device, while almost 80% of all smartphones are used for local search purposes. Moreover, due to the functional differences, searching on PC and searching on mobile is performed in a completely different way. With this information in mind, E-Commerce businesses should obviously start thinking about enhancing their online presence by meeting the needs of mobile searchers and their devices.
Becoming mobile-friendly is the first requirement of a good mobile search engine optimization strategy. Like traditional SEO, mobile SEO allows you to rank higher in SERPs, but the actual ways of achieving this aim are a bit different in the latter one. The concept of mobile friendliness is linked to the mobile user himself, what he expects to see when tapping on your link, and how he is to behave on the mobile version of the site. However, mobile SEO is much more than that. It is an opportunity to use technological growth for the sake of the growth of your own company.
So, this definitive guide is going to answer all your questions concerning mobile SEO and the ways of making your website both mobile-friendly and technically efficient. Note that the following article can be used as a Magento mobile SEO guide. The information gathered below is aimed at various platforms and websites, so you can easily leverage it while optimizing your ecommerce business. Continue Reading
