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PrestaShop · WordPress · connected systems

When a shop breaks, start with the cause.

We trace PrestaShop issues across themes, modules and product data, then make a focused repair your team can understand and maintain. WordPress, integrations and ongoing care are part of the same hands-on practice.

Agreed scope Work in stages Notes at handover

Start with the problem

Three common reasons to get in touch

You do not need to know which technology is at fault. Describe what changed; we will help define the first step.

02 · Integrations

The store and its source data disagree

Prices, stock or order status need to move between the shop and another system reliably.

Integrations and data

03 · Ongoing care

Updates need a steady owner

Keep a working site current, make smaller changes and know what to do when something fails.

Care and maintenance

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A practical first step

A short brief is enough to begin

Send the site address and describe what you noticed. You do not need a specification or to share access in your first message.

  1. 1

    We look at the specific issue

    A URL, an example page or product, and what changed give us a useful starting point.

  2. 2

    We agree the first piece of work

    You see what we will change, what is outside the scope and what access is actually needed.

  3. 3

    We make the change and explain it

    The handover records what changed and what to consider before the next update. Ongoing care is agreed separately.

The studio

Small, focused and close to the work

Lostpixel works on the systems businesses already rely on: stores, websites and the data moving between them.

Every project starts with a clear scope and ends with a useful handover. We do not promise sales growth or recommend a rebuild when a focused repair will do. How we work

Start a conversation

Tell us what changed

Include the site address, the issue you noticed and anything you have already tried. A brief email is enough to get a useful reply.