Engineering & architecture
Traceable package/module layout, clean separation of project and vendor code, deployments that stay understandable.
Shopware 6 · extensions · storefront
Shopware 6 development – custom, maintainable, performance-aware
When your shop needs more than defaults: targeted extensions, clear boundaries to core updates, clean customizations, and a storefront that does not pit conversion against long-term maintenance. Focus here: the Shopware stack; site-wide moves with redirect and index logic are scoped on the SEO-safe relaunch page—combinable in end-to-end projects.
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Brand and content alongside the shop? Web design in Cologne – when marketing pages and shop experience should align.
Domain, URL, or platform change? SEO-safe website relaunch – plan redirects and indexation for larger rebuilds.
Focus areas
What solid Shopware 6 work looks like
Plugins & customizations
Events, services, and extensions implemented so Shopware updates remain manageable – not undocumented core hacks.
Storefront & conversion
Theme and UX adjustments that keep checkout and product detail pages clear – without betting everything on experimental layouts.
Performance & operations
Caching, queues, and sensible defaults – prepared for technical measurement, without invented marketing metrics.
Fit
Who this fits
- Mid-sized shops with custom processes or integrations
- Teams extending or taking over an existing Shopware 6 codebase
- Initiatives centered on the Shopware 6 shop stack (extensions, theme, operations)—combinable with site-wide relaunch planning
- Organizations that value maintainability and clear ownership
Why 01art
Engineering over plugin sprawl
- Since 2001: long experience in web engineering and structured delivery
- Traceable implementation: documented decisions, not context-free “quick fixes”
- E-commerce considered together with performance and SEO fundamentals where the project requires it
- Transparent scoping: must-haves vs later iterations
Process
How we typically collaborate
- 01
Current state & goals
Which Shopware version, which plugins, which integrations? What should improve for users and operations?
- 02
Concept & cut line
Architecture proposal: what becomes a plugin, what is storefront/theme – dependencies and risks named explicitly.
- 03
Build & review
Development on branch/staging, code review where useful, acceptance with your stakeholders.
- 04
Handover & iteration
Deploy, short operational notes, options for follow-up work – without locking you in.
Questions
Shopware 6 – common questions
Yes, when baseline and goals fit after a structured review. We inspect version, plugins, and deployment practices before committing.
Yes, when scope requires it – as traceable extensions with an update path instead of undocumented one-offs.
We plan dependencies and test steps – no blind clicking in production. Effort depends on installed extensions.
We work technically: bottlenecks, caching, theme/template issues, sensible defaults. Concrete KPI jumps depend on starting point and traffic – we do not invent percentages.
Yes: shared reviews, aligned Git and deploy habits, clear responsibilities.
Scope drives the budget. After the intro call you receive a transparent outline – without hidden line items.
Contact
Discuss your Shopware 6 initiative with structure
Short alignment on baseline, goals, and sensible technical next steps – non-binding.
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