The problems BugRadar finds most often on real Shopify stores, why they happen and how to fix them yourself in a few minutes.
A menu or footer link that opens "Page not found" is the most common store bug we find. Here's why it happens and how to check yours in five minutes.
If a social link in your footer was saved without https://, it opens a missing page on your own store. It takes one minute to fix.
A deleted product should say "Page not found". If your store shows the homepage instead, shoppers get lost and Google flags it.
Footer links to /pages/refund-policy often lead nowhere, because Shopify keeps your policies at /policies/. Here's how to point them at the real ones.
Four free ways to find links that lead shoppers to "Page not found", from a five-minute click-through to Google Search Console.
Some footer and homepage links open "Page not found" because the theme saved a placeholder instead of a real address. How to spot and fix them.
A new theme or a theme update can quietly break menus, product pages or the cart. A 10-minute checklist, before and after you publish.
Most shoppers browse on their phones, and some problems only exist there. Five quick checks for the mobile version of your store.