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# Representation errors in the storefront

## Description

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## Cause

Most representation errors in the storefront result from an outdated browser or Shopware cache.

## Solution

You can easily solve most of the representation errors in Shopware 6 yourself without having to wait for us.

In our article [How can I fix representation errors?](/knowledge-base/frequent-questions/how-can-i-fix-representation-errors.md) we show you two simple steps to fix representation errors and what is the best way to proceed if these steps do not help.

#### Issue not solved?

If you could not solve the problem, simply start the ThemeWare® Debugging. You can open a support ticket in case you are not able to solve the problem yourself:

{% embed url="<https://debugging.themeware.design/en>" %}


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