Composable Commerce is a New Approach to Web Architecture
For years, online retail sites have been powered by monolithic e-commerce solutions. But in recent years, a new approach has become viable: composable commerce!
With a decoupled frontend and backend, all services are pluggable, scalable, replaceable, and able to be continuously improved through agile development. This offers greater flexibility for developers, better performance for users, and allows marketers to launch campaigns faster than ever before.
Whether you're just starting to learn about composable or you've decided your tech stack, we've gathered our top content to support your composable journey.
Ready to try a simpler and more polished content management experience? Our latest integration with Contentful in Netlify Labs provides a streamlined workflow by allowing users to enable the integration more easily and removing unnecessary steps that were previously required during setup!
After 8 years with our signature teal gem, Netlify is launching a new logo in an exciting first step toward a whole new visual identity. Introducing the Netlify Spark!
An immense amount of research, thought, and care went into the design process for our new logo. In the end, it was created to tell the story of Netlify.
After over 8 years with our signature teal gem, Netlify is launching a new logo.
A spark of inspiration from over 3M developers. A new logo for Netlify.
After 8 years with our signature teal gem, Netlify is launching a new logo, celebrating our journey from a "drag-and-drop to deploy" service to a full development workflow with build automation, serverless runtimes, and a rich enterprise-ready content layer.
Our new logo, rolling out today, is a reflection of the ambition we see across our community to build the best online experiences and, even more than that, to enable developers around the world to create a better web.
This is the Netlify Spark.
If you're interested in learning more about the spark logo, including the process and steps we took to get where we are today, check out the following blog post.
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