Checkout pages are an essential part of your online store. When correctly setup, they can greatly increase conversion rates and customer satisfaction.Posts about Checkout
- Add a Padlock (or other) Icon into Checkout Button in WooCommerce
- Introducing the “Product Retailers” WooCommerce extension
- How to Customise Your PayPal Checkout with Your Logo
- Introducing the “WooCommerce One Page Checkout” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Min/Max Quantities” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Cart Add-ons” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Role-Based Payment / Shipping Methods” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Cart Notices” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Shipping Multiple Addresses” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Postcode/Address Validation” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Checkout Field Editor” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Bulk Variation Forms” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “Payment Gateway Based Fees” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “WooCommerce Conditional Content” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “WooCommerce Checkout Add-Ons” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “WooCommerce Purchase Order Gateway” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “WooCommerce Social Login” WooCommerce extension
- Introducing the “2Checkout Inline Checkout” WooCommerce extension
- WooCommerce Tutorial: Allow users only to purchase items once