Magento 2 development
Custom modules, checkout, B2B portals, subscriptions, catalog rules, and multi-store builds — Magento coding standards in the Null namespace.
Commerce
Services · Magento 2 · Ops
Ten years of Magento modules. Data stays in your DB. No SaaS lock-in. Senior engineers who ship a platform package — not hours against an empty install.
// full catalog
Commerce engineering, Null platform rollout, and the ops work that keeps peak season boring.
Custom modules, checkout, B2B portals, subscriptions, catalog rules, and multi-store builds — Magento coding standards in the Null namespace.
Commerce
M1→M2, WooCommerce→Magento, or legacy stack cutovers with data mapping, URL preservation, redirects, and staged go-live.
Commerce
Port and configure the production module family — Dashboard BI, Analytics, RUM, SEO, security, CMS, feeds — scoped per store view, not dumped as unmanaged zips.
Platform
ERP sync, stock and order bridges, custom product feeds, webhooks, and message queues — Magento-side or a Laravel API layer when the store needs one.
Integrations
Production pipelines inside your stack — catalog tooling, content assist, ops automation — wired to Magento, not slide-deck demos.
Automation
Full-page cache, Varnish/VCL, Elasticsearch, image pipelines, and hosting posture with RUM-backed budgets — LCP, INP, CLS you can see in admin.
Ops
Hardening, patch cadence, observability, incident paths, and Magento hygiene that keeps lights on through peak.
Ops
Ongoing Magento care: extension conflicts, performance regressions, Null updates, cron/queue incidents — with visibility through Null_Dashboard monitors.
Ops
Architecture through deployment — storefront, admin, APIs, and infrastructure from one team. Design systems and Hyvä-compatible patterns when the front end needs it.
Delivery
First-party Null Analytics in your DB, plus GA4 / GTM when you still need them — consent-aware, ecommerce data layer, no mandatory SaaS leak for funnels.
Data
// how we work
Every serious engagement inherits Null where it fits. You keep the code and the data.
We map catalog, markets, integrations, and pain to Magento work plus the Null modules that matter — honest timeline, no fifty-slide RFP theater.
Start
Custom development and Null ports land in your repos, configured per store view, wired to theme, payments, and ERP.
Ship
Retainers cover updates, monitoring hooks, peak readiness, and the next Null capability when the roadmap grows.
Run
Store URL, version, and biggest blocker. We reply with which services fit — modules, timeline, and what custom work looks like.
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