There are a number of reasons why developers should adjust a Magento website. It is a very robust system even at its most basic. Once you begin to integrate with other systems or introduce tens of thousands of products, businesses often need the assistance of experienced developers. As an example, we’ve had clients need additional options for how they view their dashboard. Typically you might be able to select viewing products in groups of 5, 25, and/or 50. We have a client who wants to view 2000. Unfortunately, we can only change the functionality up to a point. Beyond that, we would need an expert who really understands Magento and follows best practices, to help optimize it.

In a nutshell, experienced developers will also tell you that speed is of the essence in eCommerce. No one wants to wait for systems to reload when you’re doing a lot of online shopping. With such a robust list of features native to the application, strains can be on your server. While we haven’t yet had a Magento client require more than one server for their online store, I can foresee that situation arising in the future.