Frequently asked questions

Yes. We start with the goal, content, required features, timeline and maintenance needs. We then recommend a suitable platform; you do not need to choose WordPress, Next.js or another technology before talking to us.

Yes. We build and improve WordPress and WooCommerce projects and have deep PrestaShop expertise. We choose the solution around the business rather than forcing every project onto one platform.

We first review what works, what limits the business and what should be retained. Sometimes a focused improvement is enough; sometimes a phased rebuild is more sensible. The recommendation depends on cost, risk and the useful life of the current foundation.

Yes. Preventive maintenance covers reviews, updates and continuity. Reactive support deals with errors and incidents. We agree the scope so it is clear what is included and how requests are prioritized.

Yes. We measure the frontend, server, database and integrations before recommending changes. We prioritize bottlenecks affecting experience, stability and conversion.

That is the objective, but it must be verified for each project. We inventory data, URLs, content, orders and integrations; test the migration; and prepare redirects and validation before changing production.

Yes. We define which system owns each data set, what must be synchronized, how often and how errors and exceptions should be handled. We then build or adapt the integration.

Yes. When a requirement is not solved well by a maintainable extension, we can build the feature or integration. We first assess alternatives, maintenance cost and future dependency.

It helps to know the goal, current situation, essential features, connected systems, timeline and constraints. If these are not clear yet, we can begin with a diagnostic conversation.

Yes. We review the version, PHP, modules, theme, overrides, data and integrations. Upgrades are tested outside production and validated before launch, with backups and a rollback path.