Magento architecture and multi-store
Website, store and store-view structure, shared catalogue strategy, customer groups and B2B pricing designed once so the operation is not fighting the platform later.
Adobe Commerce / Magento 2 Professional Certified. Magento custom development, extension development, performance optimization and headless GraphQL storefronts — plus the audits and rescues that come when a platform has stopped behaving. One named senior engineer owns the technical decisions.
Adobe Commerce is a large platform. These are the parts people actually need a specialist for.
Website, store and store-view structure, shared catalogue strategy, customer groups and B2B pricing designed once so the operation is not fighting the platform later.
Custom modules written to Magento standards — plugins, observers, service contracts, upgrade-safe — instead of core edits that break at the next release.
Indexers, full-page cache, Redis and Varnish behaviour, database and query load, queue consumers and cron health — profiled against the traffic that actually hurts.
Magento GraphQL development and PWA storefronts, including custom schema work where the front end needs data the default schema never exposes.
A two-week Magento code review and performance audit: what the system does today, what is failing, what can be kept, and the realistic plan and date to fix it.
These are the searches people actually type before they find a page like this one.
Reindexing takes hours, the cache invalidates constantly, and admin operations block the storefront.
Orders reach the ERP twice, or not at all, and nobody can tell which side is the source of truth.
Core files were edited, custom modules are undocumented, and the security patches have been queued for a year.
Gateway responses are not handled for every branch, so a timeout becomes a lost order rather than a retry.
Front-end capacity exists; the platform, integration and infrastructure work does not.
Magento 1 to 2, or another platform to Adobe Commerce, with data mapped but the operation not yet able to run on it.
Swiss retail platform: catalogue indexing, caching, order processing and ERP integration tuned to hold through campaign traffic.
Read the case study →Magento GraphQL behind a Next.js storefront, with rental availability rules expressed in the commerce layer itself.
Read the case study →Product configuration on a commerce platform, where the options a customer picks have to stay valid against what production can actually make.
The Professional Developer certification covers the Magento 2 architecture itself — module structure, plugins and service contracts, the catalogue and checkout flow, EAV and indexing, and the upgrade-safe way to extend the platform. It is the difference between customising Magento and editing it.
For large catalogues, multi-store operations, B2B pricing and deep ERP integration, usually yes. For a small catalogue with simple pricing, it is weight you would pay to maintain. That answer is part of the first call, and it is given straight even when it costs the project.
Yes — under your brand, in your repositories, with no client poaching and the documentation handed to you. The full terms are on the for-agencies page.
Tell me what you are trying to build, automate or scale. You get a straight answer on fit within a day — and a name to call if it is not me.