Case study
Long-term development for two Magento stores operating at more than €100k per month.
System at a glance
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01
Sell
Keep customer-facing Magento functionality moving.
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02
Connect
Integrate supplier data and external APIs.
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03
Improve
Address performance, security and operational friction.
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04
Maintain
Support the stores as day-to-day requirements changed.
The situation
Two established Magento stores needed continuing technical work around a live ecommerce operation doing more than €100,000 per month.
At that stage, “web development” is not a sequence of isolated page changes. The storefront, supplier data, third-party services and day-to-day operational tools all affect whether the business can sell and fulfil reliably.
The work
My work across the stores included:
- custom Magento functionality;
- supplier connections and third-party API integrations;
- performance improvements;
- security work;
- maintenance as Magento and connected systems changed;
- internal and operational tooling around the stores.
It was the ordinary but consequential work behind mature ecommerce: understanding what already exists, changing it without casually breaking revenue flows and solving the integration problems that accumulate around a long-running platform.
The outcome
Both stores kept operating while their functionality and connected systems evolved.
The scale matters, but so does the duration. Ongoing access to a production ecommerce codebase is earned by making useful changes, responding when the surrounding systems shift and treating commercial continuity as part of the engineering job.
Stack
- Magento
- PHP
- Supplier integrations
- Third-party APIs
- Performance and security work
- Operational tooling
Get in touch
Need senior help inside an established ecommerce codebase?
Tell me what the store runs on, what the team cannot get to and what is commercially at risk. A defined integration or backlog item is enough to start.
Most things start with a short email — info@pawon.dev. I usually reply within one working day.