In my previous posts in this series, we’ve looked at the general differences between BigCommerce’s V2 and V3 product experiences. We’ve also examined how V3 options, variants and rules compare to V2. In this post we’ll be looking at V3 shared options and how they differ from the traditional shared option sets available in V2. V3 Shared Options Cannot Be Assigned In Bulk The biggest change store owners will notice with V3 shared options is…
Platforms & Technology
Choosing the right e-commerce platform and tools can have a major impact on how your store functions, scales, and integrates with the rest of your business.
This section covers platform comparisons like Shopify vs BigCommerce, along with insights into apps, integrations, and the technologies that support your store behind the scenes.
You’ll find practical guidance to help you evaluate your options, understand tradeoffs, and choose solutions that fit your business without adding unnecessary complexity.
Now that you have an idea of the general differences between V2 and V3, it’s time to get into the nitty-gritty. The biggest differences between BigCommerce’s V2 and V3 product experiences can be found in how options function. Options are a major part of many store owners’ product management, so understanding these differences is critical if you’re considering an upgrade to V3. No More Option Sets First off, V3 options are no longer tied to…
Now that you’ve read the initial BigCommerce V2 vs V3 post, let’s look at the basic differences between them. They are both functional and design related. This post will cover these general V2 vs V3 differences that store owners should be aware of if considering an upgrade. Left Navigation Instead of Top Navigation Tabs The most obvious change from V2 to V3 is the navigation placement. In V2, you can navigate through the various product…
If you’re a BigCommerce store owner, you may have heard people talking about “V2 vs V3”. These labels refer to the two unique product experiences that BigCommerce currently offers. New stores, and ones that were created in the last year or so, have the V3 product experience. Older stores have the V2 product experience. Why Does V2 vs V3 Matter? Some newer apps will only work if you’re on V3. And the new multi-storefront functionality…
Magento has long been a popular choice for mid-size e-commerce companies looking for platform control, flexibility and scalability. But with Magento 1 support coming to an end in June 2020, many Magento customers are wondering whether they should upgrade to the “not quite ready for primetime” Magento 2 or switch to another platform entirely. And if they were to migrate, what is the best Magento alternative? Though the deadline may seem like a long time…
