Practical Magento development for established Australian stores: custom extensions, integrations, theme and checkout work, upgrades, performance improvements and complex multi-store requirements, delivered by developers who also understand the infrastructure underneath Magento.
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A Magento store is rarely a blank canvas. It already has payment and shipping integrations, years of customer and order data, third-party extensions, custom pricing rules and business processes that cannot stop while new work is delivered.
We develop against that reality. Before changing an established store, we trace how the current feature works, identify the data and integrations it touches, and make the smallest reliable change that solves the business problem. New code is designed to remain understandable and upgradeable rather than becoming the next emergency patch.
A quick core edit can appear cheaper until the next patch overwrites it. We use Magento service contracts, dependency injection, plugins, observers, declarative schema and supported frontend extension points so custom work fits the platform instead of fighting it.
For integrations and automation, we design for the failures that happen in production: unavailable APIs, duplicate webhooks, partial imports, queue retries, timeouts and records that need to be reconciled later. Logging and recovery are part of the feature, not an afterthought.

We can deliver a defined feature, take responsibility for an inherited codebase, or work alongside your internal team. The same developers can follow a problem from browser JavaScript through Magento and into the server stack.
Purpose-built functionality for your products, customers, orders, shipping, pricing, admin users and operational workflows.
Responsive theme development, frontend fixes, checkout customisation, accessibility improvements and conversion-focused refinements.
Reliable connections to ERP, accounting, warehouse, freight, marketplace, payment and marketing platforms.

Magento, Adobe Commerce and PHP upgrades with dependency review, compatibility fixes, staging tests and controlled deployment.
Application profiling, slow query and extension analysis, cacheability fixes, indexer work and frontend payload reduction.
Store and website scoping, shared catalogues, customer accounts, domains, pricing, content, feeds and operational automation.
The engagement should match the work. A contained extension build needs a different process from a long-running store with a backlog and regular releases.
A scoped extension, integration, upgrade, migration or frontend change with agreed deliverables, assumptions and acceptance criteria.
A continuing allocation for improvements, releases and technical debt, with priorities adjusted as the business changes.
Take over an inherited or unstable store, document it, remove unsafe workarounds and establish a reliable route for future development.
We begin by reproducing the requirement or problem and mapping the code, data and integrations involved. Work is completed in source control and deployed to a staging environment that is close enough to production to expose compatibility problems.
Before release, we test the affected workflow and the nearby workflows most likely to regress, such as checkout, payment, shipping, email, cron, indexers and API jobs. Production deployment is planned with backups, maintenance requirements and a rollback path appropriate to the change.
We build and maintain custom extensions, themes, checkout changes, integrations, imports, automation, admin tools and multi-store functionality. We also handle upgrades, migrations, performance work and difficult defects in existing stores.
Yes. Most of our work is on established stores with custom code and third-party extensions already in place. We audit the codebase and deployment process first, then make changes without forcing an unnecessary rebuild.
Yes. We develop extensions for store-specific workflows, shipping, pricing, customer approval, product imports, order processing, integrations and admin automation. The code follows Magento extension points so future upgrades remain manageable.
Yes. We work with REST and GraphQL APIs, scheduled imports and exports, webhooks, queues and file-based integrations. We account for retries, logging, partial failures and reconciliation rather than treating the API call as the entire job.
Yes. We review the current version, PHP compatibility, Composer dependencies, custom modules and theme overrides, then upgrade on staging. Checkout, payments, shipping, cron, indexers and integrations are tested before deployment.
Yes. We profile the application before changing it, then address slow extensions, database queries, cacheability, JavaScript, CSS, images, indexers and server configuration. The goal is a faster store under real traffic, not only a better laboratory score.
Yes. We work with complex multi-store installations, including store-specific catalogues, pricing, content, customer sharing, domains, feeds, integrations and deployment requirements.
Small, well-defined tasks can be estimated directly. Larger or inherited projects usually begin with a paid investigation so the estimate is based on the actual code and data rather than assumptions. We explain scope, risks and exclusions before development starts.
Tell us what the store does today, what you need it to do next, and any deadline or operational constraint we should know about. We will help separate the essential work from the nice-to-have work and propose a practical route forward.
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