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Often, websites need tailored design solutions to create a user-friendly website that makes sales. However, pre-built modules or themes can’t always fulfill all the website’s needs and create a seamless user experience. In such cases, the best decision is customization.
One of the most frequent requests is to customize the Magento 2 product page. This can be done in two ways: by creating a custom module or a custom theme. While both methods are useful and effective, this tutorial will focus on the second method. Using a custom theme is often the best option if the primary goal is to alter the arrangement, style, and general look of your product pages.
Magento 2 custom tables are helpful for managing the data on your website. They can extend the functionality of your store when coping with data. If you need unique product attributes or additional customer information that is beyond Magento's capabilities, you can create a custom table to store and manage them.
Maintenance mode is used when you need to perform maintenance, update or change the configuration of your site. While the maintenance mode is enabled, the website will be unavailable to users.
In this tutorial, we will provide clear steps on how to enable and disable maintenance mode in Magento 2 and how to improve the maintenance page for a better user experience.
Alpine.js framework has ample opportunities for manipulating data transferred from the backend to the frontend. This tutorial dives into the details of using Alpine to work with arrays of data.
What is Alpine.js?
Alpine.js is a lightweight JavaScript library that adds interactivity to your web pages simply and hurdlessly. This makes Alpine.js an ideal choice for projects that need interactivity without complexity. At the same time, it is a powerful tool for effectively working with data on the client side (user’s browser). This aspect simplifies the development process and improves user interaction with the website.
