PrestaShop
When an update breaks the catalog, find the source.
We trace failures through the theme, modules and catalog data, then repair the part that is causing them. The work stays focused on the product and checkout paths your customers need.
Included
The tasks, not a slogan
Templates that match the data
Category and product templates adjusted to the fields the shop actually has. Not a new skin over empty attributes.
Modules that follow the rules
Repair or extend the modules the store already depends on. Compatible with the core, without a pile of new ones.
Catalog, cart, filters
The paths a buyer walks: find a product, filter it, add it, pay. Data checked, not only the layout.
After an update
Find whether the break is the theme, a module, or the database. Then fix that layer.
Basic titles and structure can ride along. Deeper technical SEO is a separate job.
How we approach the work
From first review to handover
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You send the shop URL and what stopped
Add the PrestaShop version if you know it. Admin access can wait until we agree the job.
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We trace it before we change it
Screen, then module, then data. You see what we think is wrong.
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We fix the path that hurts most
On staging if you have it. On production only with a backup and a narrow change.
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You get notes for the next update
What changed, what to watch. Ongoing care is optional, and named as its own agreement.
Common situations
Issues that often share a cause
- The homepage looks fine. A real category page does not.
- Filters return nothing, or the wrong combinations.
- A minor update, and a module stopped talking to the core.
- An import rewrote prices or stock.
- Checkout fails only on live products, not on the test one.
- You want to update, and last time it ate a weekend.
Scope boundaries
When this service is not the right fit
- A new brand and a new design, with no layout to follow.
- A promise that conversion will rise.
- Quietly moving the shop to another platform.
- A full rebuild when a few buyer paths are the actual break.
Stock that lives in another system is integrations. Watching updates every month is care.
If the list above is your shop
Write the URL and what broke. That is enough for a useful answer.
A practical question
“How long will this take?”
Timing depends on the affected templates, modules and data. After reviewing the shop, we propose a first stage with a clear scope and estimate. If the issue is broader than it first appeared, we discuss the next stage before starting it.
A useful first message
Start with the key details
The shop URL, and what stopped working after the last change. We reply with what we need to see.