Understanding the Need for Temporarily Closing Your Store Why You Might Want to Go Offline When I first started my Shopify journey, there was a moment where I felt it would be best to hit the pause button. Maybe you’ve had a slow month, or perhaps you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed and need a breather. […]
Understand the Importance of Taking Your Store Offline Creating a Seamless Shopping Experience As someone who’s dabbled in e-commerce for a while, I can’t stress enough how important it is to provide a smooth shopping experience for your customers. When you’re making changes to your Shopify store, those changes can create hiccups that can confuse
1. Setting Up Your Shopify Account Creating Your Account First things first, you need to set up your Shopify account. Head over to Shopify’s homepage and hit that big juicy “Get Started” button. You’ll fill in some basics like your email, password, and store name. I suggest choosing a name that not only represents your
1. Setting Up Your Shopify Account Create Your Shopify Account First things first, you need to sign up for Shopify. It’s quite easy! Just head over to their website and click “Start Free Trial.” You’ll need to enter your email, create a password, and choose your store name—this name will become your online identity, so
Step 1: Get Started with GitHub Creating Your GitHub Account First things first! To get started, you need a GitHub account. Head over to GitHub’s website and sign up. It’s super straightforward. You just need an email, a password, and a username. Don’t overthink the username; it can be your name or a fun nickname!
1. Use HTTPS Protocol Understanding HTTPS First off, let me tell you—using HTTPS is a must! When I started diving into website security, I learned that HTTPS encrypts information sent between the user and website. This prevents man-in-the-middle attacks where someone might snag sensitive data. It’s super important for eCommerce sites, but honestly, every website