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Microservices are the modular approach to build software architecture for custom ecommerce platforms to keep up with ever changing market demands. Microservices are small modules or services with unique base code, loosely coupled, connected together via RESTful API's.
Multiple payment gateways allow streamlined and frictionless payment processes for customers and increase conversions by catering to their diverse payment preferences.
Considering setting up a larger database, the Spurtcommerce team used a replication strategy in the ecommerce solution to ensure data was transferred to another server. This server is usually a secondary physical computer that imports data from the primary publisher.
Smitha Adarsh
August 02, 2022
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There are some features that appear quite common ones for any eCommerce portal. But how they are planned, structured and implemented in the eCommerce portal would make a big difference. In this blog article, let us discuss a few of such features that can be properly implemented with the right work flow in an eCommerce portal.
A non-fungible token (NFT) is a unit of data stored on a digital ledger, called a blockchain. NFT certifiesa digital asset to be unique and interchangeable. NFTs can be used to represent items such as photos, videos, audio, digital art and other types of digital files.
Usually, E-commerce platform's front and back ends are tightly coupled. Their front-end is pre-define and always linked to the back-end. In actual terms, this means that even with a set of customized features and with the best developers in the world, the platform can only deliver content through a website or — at a push — on a mobile app.
Ratings and Reviews is not something that is new and evident only in eCommerce businesses. It has always been one of the most trusted means for Consumers, for making purchase decisions.
Product SKUs (Stock Keeping Unit) are the identification numbers that are used to track inventory. Sometimes, a product might be same, however having different variants within them. For example, a T-Shirt can come in different sizes and different colours. Each of the combinations of variants will be allocated with a unique SKU number.
The importance of market traits – of looking at what goes on outside your eCommerce business – shouldn’t be underestimated.
One of the greatest threat for every eCommerce business is losing out on Customers to their competitors. This is even more true with not able to know what your competitors are up to, if they are progressing and if you are lagging behind and so on.
The success of an eCommerce website doesn't just depend on the quality of the products it sells. It depends on two most important factors: one is the way it is marketed and the other is the way it is designed.
The article explores the various benefits of using social logins in eCommerce websites, including improved user experience, increased conversions, and access to valuable user data.
