Vue Storefront

Vue Storefront, as a pre-built Storefront for Elastic Path Commerce Cloud, offers enterprises a ready frontend architecture and access to dozens of customizable and mobile-optimized components that boost web performance and enable limitless scalability. The integration accelerates time-to-market and empowers business users to create high-performing, engaging experiences quickly. 

Built with a PWA and headless approach using a modern JS stack, Vue Storefront provides a fast and mobile-first presentation layer and boosts site performance and customization possibilities. Merchants are enabled to compose a toolset of best-of-breed, API-first solutions tailored to their individual needs. This integration ensures lower Total Cost of Ownership, improved web performance, and the ability to roll out multiple stores with the same or adapted frontend, using a multi-store feature. This is customization made easy. 

Integration capabilities

The integration offers frontend coverage and a smooth connection between Vue Storefront and Elastic Path Commerce Cloud. Its core values are hidden behind acceleration, supercharged web performance, and limitless scalability. 

• The new integration allows enterprises to apply 50+ fully customizable and mobile-optimized UI components.
• Users can choose the most suitable options among 30+ out-of-the-box integrations with headless CMSes (i.e., Contentstack, Bloomreach, Contentful) and payment integrations (EP Payments).
• Moreover, there’s an opportunity to apply several tools created especially for this setup — like Migrator, which enables users to import example data in seconds.

Supported features

The integration will help users create full-fledged commerce stores quickly. It happens thanks to features that include:

1. Cart
2. Wishlist
3. User Profile
4. Category Page
5. Product Page
6. Checkout (including shipping, billing, and payment)
7. Thank You Page
8. Order History
9. Multi-store

Read more about Elastic Path's partnership with Vue. 

Read the documentation to get started.

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