Creating a thriving eCommerce business is akin to construction work. It's not just about the surface-level aesthetics-the convenient display of products, seamless checkout, or SEO-optimized pages. It is similar to laying the groundwork for a building, which is a robust eCommerce website architecture in the case of an online store.

The parallel holds true as many businesses that seek performance optimization find out that they need a complete overhaul. Legacy architecture is often a silent saboteur, hindering business growth. Thus, an eCommerce architecture should be a dynamic structure, covering both back-end and front-end aspects, that evolves with your business.

In this blog post, you'll learn more about the inner structure of eCommerce solutions, identify the most common types of eCommerce architectures and get a hand in choosing the right commerce architecture for your business' scalability and flexibility.