Web platforms that earn their keep: portals, webshops, multilingual sites, and the performance and search work behind them.
A commerce site is judged by what happens after checkout. Stock that is right, an order that reaches the ERP without a person retyping it, an invoice that satisfies the accountant, and a returns flow that does not create work. The writing here weights those over the storefront.
PrestaShop appears often because it is what a large share of Belgian merchants run, and because its integration surface — orders, stock, customers, invoices — is where most of the operational pain sits. The same patterns apply to other platforms and the articles note where they diverge.
For B2B commerce the requirements change shape entirely: customer-specific pricing, credit limits, order approval, and dealer portals that behave more like internal software than a shop.
