PrestaShop Developer

We're seeking a PrestaShop developer to enhance online stores, manage modules, and ensure technical growth.

About the Position

A PrestaShop online store needs a specialist who understands catalog logic, checkout, modules, feeds, SEO, server work, speed, integrations, and upgrade risks.

Responsibilities

• Development: New store, improvements, modules, checkout, catalog, and feeds.
• Migration: Old version upgrade with URL, SEO, data, and module control.
• Support: Errors, speed, server, security, analytics, and growth.

PrestaShop is a strong ecommerce platform, but store stability depends on technical details. A problem in a module, theme, checkout, feed, or server can affect sales, ads, and indexing.

Tasks for a PrestaShop Specialist

New Store

• Catalog architecture, categories, products, filters, checkout, payments, shipping, email, multilingual setup, basic analytics, and SEO structure.

Theme Improvements

• Page templates, mobile adaptation, product page, categories, trust blocks, navigation, buttons, forms, and commercial elements.

Modules

• Selection, setup, adaptation, or fixing modules for payment, shipping, SEO, feeds, import, filters, analytics, and integrations.

Checkout

• Review of order flow, fields, errors, shipping, payments, email notifications, conversion blocks, and technical conflicts.

Speed

• Optimization of images, cache, SQL, modules, JavaScript, CSS, server response, and bottlenecks that affect Core Web Vitals.

Migration

• Transfer of products, categories, customers, orders, URLs, redirects, SEO data, media, language versions, and critical integrations.

Technical SEO

• Canonical tags, sitemap, robots.txt, schema.org, metadata, filter pages, duplicates, 404, redirects, and Search Console errors.

Feeds and Integrations

• Google Merchant Center, XML/CSV, product import, stock, CRM, email, analytics, marketplaces, accounting, or warehouse systems.

Server and Security

• PHP, MySQL, SSL, backup, file permissions, logs, cron, email, cache, 500 errors, hosting stability, and update control.

What is Checked Before Work Starts

Area	What the Specialist Checks	Why It Matters
Version and Core	PrestaShop, PHP, MySQL, module, and theme compatibility	Improvements should not be built on an unstable technical base
Theme	Overrides, templates, mobile version, checkout, and speed	The theme often creates update conflicts and affects conversion
Modules	Payment, shipping, feeds, SEO, cache, import, filters, and analytics	One conflicting module can break orders, speed, or indexing
Catalog	Categories, filters, products, attributes, URLs, duplicates, and stock	The catalog should work for buyers, ads, search, and administration
SEO	Indexing, sitemap, robots.txt, canonical tags, schema.org, and redirects	Technical changes should not destroy organic traffic
Server	Logs, PHP settings, disk space, cache, backup, and cron	Store stability depends on both code and hosting environment

Work Formats

PrestaShop Audit

For reviewing the store state

Useful before migration, upgrades, ads, SEO work, or major improvements. The result is a risk list and action order.

One-Time Improvement

For a specific issue or feature

This format fits module fixes, checkout, errors, feeds, integrations, templates, or separate technical limits.

Migration or Upgrade

For moving to a current technical base

A separate scenario is planned with data, SEO, URL, redirect, module, theme, server, and testing control.

Regular Support

For an active store

Useful for a store with sales, ads, feeds, seasonal updates, content, and the need for technical response.

Useful Directions for a PrestaShop Store

• Creating or improving a PrestaShop online store.
• Updating core, theme, modules, and PHP compatibility.
• Migration from an old version or another ecommerce platform.
• Google Merchant Center, feeds, import, and analytics setup.
• Speed optimization for server, cache, SQL, and images.
• Technical SEO for categories, products, filters, and multilingual setup.
• Regular support, backups, security, and error control.

Locations

• Kyiv, Ukraine (On-site)
• Remote

FAQ About PrestaShop Developer

When is a PrestaShop Developer Needed?

A PrestaShop developer is useful when a store must be built, upgraded, migrated, accelerated, fixed after errors, adapted with modules, improved at checkout, or prepared for SEO, ads, and ongoing growth.

How is a PrestaShop Developer Different from a Regular Webmaster?

PrestaShop has its own catalog, module, theme, override, order, payment, shipping, feed, and multilingual logic. A specialist should understand ecommerce processes, not only HTML and CSS.

Can an Existing Store be Improved Without a Full Relaunch?

Yes. After an audit, checkout, speed, modules, indexing, theme errors, feeds, product import, or integrations can be improved separately without replacing the whole store.

Is This Suitable for Migration Tasks?

Yes. A developer can review the old version, theme, modules, products, URLs, redirects, SEO risks, server, and prepare a safer migration scenario.

Can a Separate Module or Integration be Ordered?

Yes, when the business logic is clear. First, it is checked whether an existing module should be adjusted, a ready solution should be selected, or a custom integration should be created.

Is SEO Included in PrestaShop Developer Work?

Technical SEO is often part of the task: URLs, canonical tags, sitemap, robots.txt, schema.org, speed, duplicates, filters, category pages, redirects, and Search Console errors.

What Should be Prepared Before Contact?

Useful inputs include the store URL, short task description, error examples, access when required, module list, hosting details, desired result, and priorities.

How is the Cost Estimated?

Cost depends on the current version, theme, modules, catalog size, integrations, server state, SEO risks, and whether the task is one-time, project-based, or regular support.