Specializations
A system architect combining the stability of PrestaShop with the flexibility of Laravel. Six areas cover most of what a growing e-commerce or B2B system needs: the store platform itself, custom applications, integrations between systems, performance, and the process of choosing the right architecture in the first place.
View SpecializationsHow these areas connect
These six areas rarely show up alone in a single project. A PrestaShop implementation often needs ERP integration and a performance audit once traffic grows; a dedicated Laravel application is usually a complement to an existing store, not a replacement for it. The scope of each project comes out of a conversation about what actually needs building, not a fixed package.
PrestaShop Development
Core-level fixes, database optimization for high traffic, and dedicated modules connecting the store to wholesalers and other systems.
Custom Laravel Applications
Dedicated web applications and internal tools built on Laravel when an off-the-shelf platform does not fit the process.
System Integrations
Connecting stores, ERP, PIM, WMS, and payment or logistics providers so data moves between them without manual work.
Performance & Security Audit
A review of server logs, SQL queries, cache configuration, and security gaps, with a prioritized list of what to fix.
Technology Consulting
Choosing a tech stack, planning data flows and server infrastructure, and mapping a route out of accumulated technical debt.
Bagisto (Laravel Commerce)
A Laravel-based alternative to PrestaShop for stores that have outgrown template-based platforms, including migration paths from PrestaShop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you also handle hosting?
Not as a hosting provider, but as an architect I configure servers (DevOps) - VPS or dedicated environments tuned for PrestaShop/Laravel (Nginx, Varnish, Redis) - and help choose an infrastructure provider that fits the requirements.
What does the collaboration process look like?
It starts with a discovery call to understand the problem, followed by an audit (if the system already exists) or a technical specification. Work happens in short sprints, with versioned code (Git) and code review before anything reaches production.
How do I know which specialization fits my situation?
Most projects start with either a PrestaShop/Bagisto implementation or an audit of an existing store. Integrations and custom applications usually come up once the core platform is stable and a specific process needs its own tool.