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In the realm of assistive technologies, Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) stand out as one of the most revolutionary innovations. BCIs bridge the gap between the human brain and external devices, offering new horizons of communication and control for individuals with severe disabilities. In this article, we’ll explore the groundbreaking world of BCIs and their transformative potential […]

Sitecore has form elements OOB that meet practically all form requirements. But in some scenarios, we may need to create a custom element to fulfill the requirement like the Cascading Dropdown List. We had a scenario where we needed to load all Products of selected Categories in dropdown lists. We intended to utilize the Sitecore […]

Performance Matters. According to Amazon, 1 second of load lag time would cost them 1.6 billion in sales per year. Walmart says, for every second of improvement, they receive a 2% conversion increase. According to Akamai, every 100-millisecond delay in website load time can hurt conversion rates by 7%. And for every second delay in […]

In the previous part of this blog, we’ve seen what Salesforce Survey is, how to enable it and How to Create a Salesforce Survey form. If you are not aware of the Survey forms, you can go with this link. In this part of this blog, we are going to explore the ways through which […]

Are you ready to unlock the full potential of B2B commerce? Mark your calendar for September 7th as Perficient participates in Optimizely’s virtual B2B Commerce Summit 2023. Across 2022 and 2023, economic headwinds have affected the growth of B2B vendors. Specifically, vendors are struggling with the rising cost of inflation, supply chain disruptions, and labor […]

Introduction: In today’s world, we see that many businesses are emerging everywhere. It can be of any type. It establishes and grows. And, to grow, it requires customers and customers require satisfaction. Both things are interdependent. To keep a healthy relationship with customers, businesses use CRM (Customer Relationship Management) tool. Collecting feedbacks from customers is […]

Server-Side Order Confirmation Mbox: Unlocking Adobe Target Delivery APIs    In today’s marketplace, it’s important to not only stay ahead of competition, but also consumers. Being able to accurately anticipate the needs of your customers and offer relevant product recommendations provides personalized engagement and maximizes cross-sell and upsell conversions. If you’re using Adobe Target, you […]

Website performance plays a crucial role in delivering a great user experience. Slow-loading websites can lead to frustrated users, higher bounce rates, and lost opportunities. I’ve written about performance in the past, specifically about diagnosing Sitecore performance problems. Sub 500 millisecond time-to-first byte is hugely important and there are a number of ways to get […]

Welcome back to getting to know Sitecore search.  In this post, we’ll continue modifying our react ui to add a search bar, facets, sort options, and more style updates. Update Search Results Component In the previous post we used the basic search results component.  But it was missing a search bar.  Luckily, the sdk has […]

Introducing: The Migration Factory In today’s ever-evolving business environment, staying up to date on best practices and technology is essential for remaining competitive.  Many Fortune 500s have realized the importance of making data work in favor of one’s business.  Without proper data management, corporations begin to fall behind the competition by struggling with things like […]

Sitecore recently announced they are moving away from MyGet and to NPMJS for its package provider. After November 2023 the MyGet public feeds will be unavailable and any SXA themes and publishing pipelines should be updated before that time. Sitecore was unable to retain the @sxa prefix with this move and as a result, the […]

What if you could host a development AEM instance on a single-board, low-cost, high-performance computer that consumes very little power with hardware that you pay for once? That’s the question I set out to answer with my minimalist AEM experiment. Leading a team of AEM developers who support an on-prem implementation, I’m tasked with trying […]