
The Best:
Content Variation Slot feature: with this we can PERSONALISE how the website layout looks for a specific user depending on their shopper profile attributes like age, gender, etc.
The other great features:
1) Multi site instance arcitecture: Allows using completely unique brand store pages across different domainname, but still have a Unified Search Index. And then a customer can use ONE account that works for all stores with the Global Shopper Profile Credentials feature.
2) 12 Column Grid View: one can literally customise and manage sub components just by dragging and dropping, no need to write any CODE.
3) Safe Website deployment: We dont publish a website live immediately. we keep our website in Staging Environment grouped into a container called Workset. then after reviewing we send it to Publishing queue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The architectural split between legacy Storefront Classic and the newer Open Storefront Framework is confusing. Sometimes design tools or layout guides apply strictly to Classic and dont work natively on an OSF setup.
then there is a rigid database limitation where combining multiple collection IDs across layouts of 255 characters. If we exceed this number, the system throws an error, forcing you into manual layoutcloning workarounds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.