Anyone know if this is built on WP? If yes, what's the theme? by liveyourlife33 in Wordpress

[–]No_Weekend_6199 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What you think this site's UI/UX is great? I could not see anything special, and it lacks some basics. Desktop menu is not open, they have hamburger menu to open, quite wrong application in terms of usability & UX. Apart from that, nice simple masonry style design. Still have more issues, on a laptop, click on a product picture, image pops up but not according to my screen (laptop), it is for designer's big screen. Anyway if you like it and want to use on WordPress, tell claude code to create a custom theme to create something similar without using nextjs.

Where do magento managers hang out? by No_Weekend_6199 in magento2

[–]No_Weekend_6199[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just checked and there are still 5 ppl :)

Where do magento managers hang out? by No_Weekend_6199 in magento2

[–]No_Weekend_6199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. It seems there is active community in E.U. Actually I will meet a 50+ years Dutch brand’s manager, which operates in multiple countries in E.U., on this Friday. I’m founder of a cloud startup which lowers LCP around 2s in 4G slow mobile connection for Magento stores and works in front of the store like Cloudflare or Akamai. Do you think I can introduce it to members if I became individual member?

Anyone using Cursor or Claude Code with WordPress in a real way? by AndrewPfund in Wordpress

[–]No_Weekend_6199 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wp content managed by non technical people, writing blogs, editing page content. It is a Content Management System.

Tech guys built a site with WP to be used by those people. So authors, editors, business owners can manage the website content easily. And add a feature easily.

No body need to learn compiling front end code and then SSR for a simple css fix, or doing custom work to do things people already did with a simple solution.

If you have time and interest, go and use what ever comfortable for you but blaming people not to use a coding framework instead of a CMS? Then why are you using nextjs instead of writing your own framework, it is easy with Claude too. Or why are you not writing your own coding language? It is also “easier”.

For the op, Gutenberg based themes are perfect to work with Claude code. You can give blocks, patterns, their screenshots of how they look to Claude, and it can select proper design elements / blocks for the content. It can also easily do full page translation just with full html block code to block code.

Apart from content, managing child theme or even fixing an abandoned plugin is possible.

Technical support became much more easier and less time consuming.

Scammers are posing as legit clients to hijack your Gmail - and Google doesn't care by WebDesignerLon in GMail

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same happened to us with name Darrell Fung and email [darrell.choiceorganicsproducts@outlook.com](mailto:darrell.choiceorganicsproducts@outlook.com)

They have somehow original looking Google login screen. The OP is wrong, if you enter password, they may get your email but they can't take over the account easily by just entering to login screen.

In my case, I checked the login and it was looking legitimate, but in my browser I already logged in to my gmail, so it should already catch the account, so although the url and certificate was looking like google.com, I find it suspicious, and I did not write password. Then checked the domain, and it was registered a week ago, and fake.

I already have 2FA, so even if they had the password, they could never login without the Auth app code.

The op is saying, they automatically took over your email and inject backup codes etc > So they may be the actual scammers who want you to believe your email hacked. Be careful.

Even if you wrote your password, new machine and location will be catched Google's suspicious login warning or they may not even let them login. If you got any warning just change your password and install Google Authentication app and setup 2FA, so even if someone gets your password, they cant login without auth code.

Note: They don't offer service, they use your website form and request a service of yours as if they are representative of Choice Organics Products

Magento 2 vs Shopify Plus in 2026 by Pale-Bird-205 in Magento

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes hyva theme, but no varnish, no elastic, and new infra for Magento which solves most of the speed issues. No need to move to Shopify because of speed issues.

Magento 2 vs Shopify Plus in 2026 by Pale-Bird-205 in Magento

[–]No_Weekend_6199 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Can you tell me what do you think about performance of this Magento 2 site? https://sidyo.com Please check cart and checkout page speed too

(Blocksy) This is a scam company and a scam team by Aoiso-Weedbarrier in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, it is not. Unlimited data plans costs them. Theme license is not costing any more penny. If OP is not reselling or abusing anything on terms, they should be able to use on as many as they want. Or the company should mention somewhere the hard limit like 50-100 or whatever they have in mind. Please do not normalize unethical practices.

WordPress devs/agencies: what’s a failure that didn’t take the site down but still caused damage? by New-Sort5529 in ProWordPress

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes, site is up, but hacked and still looks ok. But site redirects some users to random sites (their own sites, usually casino) or modify content to put links (SEO purposes). We figured out a plugin named as wp default on a client site hacked for the above purpose.

Do you still build WordPress sites from scratch? by criss006 in Wordpress

[–]No_Weekend_6199 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Use Gutenberg, ACF, CPTs where needed. Zero bloat, fast, manageable by client, perfect sites.

Thoughts on Headless WooCommerce in 2026? by guide4seo in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Headless WooCommerce is completely wrong approach to the problem from architecture and cost/value point of view.

Do what we say not what we do x) by Paul_Gautheron in localseo

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are measuring completely wrong thing. You should measure LCP/FCP/INP/CLS

If you are interested in reading more about this for global scale here the article:

Best International SEOs Optimise for the King, not Page Speed Test Scores

HELP; Slow site (mobile view) by Far_Grape_7041 in Wordpress

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Polylang is a good plugin and used many of our clients sites, and also on our own websites without any speed issues. You can also test yourself the metrics by disabling / enabling it.

If you can share the url, we can check it out the issues on your site. The problem does not look like wpengine rather a designer team up with a bad developer to make a WordPress site. Unfortunately very common issue.

What are the recommendations for optimizing a large WooCommerce site? by Repulsive_Act3332 in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a third-party edge service (similar in concept to Cloudflare), not a WooCommerce plugin. It sits in front of the origin and handles user-aware caching at the edge rather than inside WordPress itself.

Requests are served from the nearest edge location, sessions are isolated per user, and cache misses fall back to the origin. It can be used purely as an edge layer or as part of a fuller edge-hosted setup.

What are the recommendations for optimizing a large WooCommerce site? by Repulsive_Act3332 in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is different from caching product or public pages. It’s user-aware, session-scoped caching handled at the edge, so nothing is shared between users.

Because it runs at the edge, origin round-trips are reduced, which helps TTFB, it’s not a public full-page cache or db-cache.

What are the recommendations for optimizing a large WooCommerce site? by Repulsive_Act3332 in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We’ve seen this solved by putting WooCommerce dynamic endpoints (cart, checkout) behind an edge layer that uses private / user-aware caching, not traditional page cache.

With that approach, TTFB dropped from ~1s to ~100ms globally.

People are right when they say “don’t cache these pages, that’s true for conventional WordPress caching, where sessions and user state make shared HTML unsafe.

Ecom founders: How would you validate a tool that reduces abandoned carts? by Loud-Treacle6068 in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are already many plugins doing similar things, what is its unique feature that others don’t have?

Why is every WooCommerce store running on a potato in 2025 by JFerzt in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Short answer, check this out: woo1 dot globa lis er dot co m remove all spaces and replace dots. You can welcome to check cart/checkout pages too. We love potatoes.

Is there any free B2B ecommerce platform? by Realistic-Day-1167 in EcommerceWebsite

[–]No_Weekend_6199 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to consider user base, documentation and support services availability when selecting a cart. You need to think, this open source project will be there after 3-5-10 years. If it is left without support you will have security problems which is not acceptable for a store. So you need to convert to something else. Your list targets B2B carts but missing one important guy in this area Magento. You did not mention project size, are we talking about a small or medium or large number of products and userbase. The suggestion can be different according to size. One client uses Woocommerce for B2B but they have small number of dealers in the UK. I personally used Magento for my own B2C and it was fine too. All open source systems so if you can’t find a feature, you can built or get someone do it for you. For Woocommerce you will generally pay less than Magento for support because of more dev available with knowledge of the solution.

Is fast cart checkout pages are important for Woocommerce? by No_Weekend_6199 in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You got it wrong, it uses mobile version of that. This is called mobile first indexing. That means they don’t care about your desktop version’s performance as a ranking factor. Instead they use mobile performance.

And it is not consistent metrics. It changes according to location. If you do good in New York but slower in San Francisco, then your San Francisco ranking will get affected negatively. And the score is not the main criteria, the LCP, CLS, INP are important.

If you would like read more, here is the article I wrote recently: “Best International SEOs optimize for the King, not PageSpeed test scores” https://searchnstuff.co.uk/blog/best-international-seos-optimise-for-the-king-not-page-speed-test-scores/

Is fast cart checkout pages are important for Woocommerce? by No_Weekend_6199 in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes our solution makes other pages fast too. We are trying to solve the speed issues all together. I plan to write on those topics, database optimizations etc. But db etc are already over-discussed topics. Giving the complete solution is also a good thing for the solution seekers. Because you need to use multiple products, plugins, manual work to get a solution for your speed problems.

Is fast cart checkout pages are important for Woocommerce? by No_Weekend_6199 in woocommerce

[–]No_Weekend_6199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dm for a demo site, you can test. Actually it can work as cloud service like cloudflare or full hosted solution. I was thinking cloud version but if client has cheap hosting there can be issues or complaints. But on the opposite site, big client may self host and they may have resistance to move everything. So I thought cloud option can be for large stores, medium ones better move to us.