Posted on: 21st May 2010
By: Robert Kent
Here at ecommerce website design we welcome the opportunity to assess e-commerce websites and give you our honest oppinion based on the usability, functionality and longevity of your e-commerce store. Whether you feel that your ecommerce store is getting a bit long in the tooth or whether your ecommerce website is just not pulling in [...]
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Posted on: 30th Apr 2010
By: Robert Kent
When browsing the web and visiting e-commerce store and shops I have been astounded at the number of flaws that some of these websites classify as “features”. When designing an ecommerce shop it is important to have only one thing in mind – usability. There’s no point building a bridge if no-one can cross it [...]
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Posted on: 5th Oct 2009
By: Adam Moss
Estimating shipping rates can be a long and intimidating process as you attempt to make sure every shipping possibility is covered. By far the best thing to do in my opinion is to call official shipping rates from the actual companies themselves. Magento has this feature built in, so why not use it if it’s [...]
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Posted on: 29th Aug 2009
By: Adam Moss
With a brand new design, e-commercewebdesign.co.uk has relaunched for the third time in an effort to further cement itself as the UK’s top e-commerce web design company. The new design is more in line with other sites owned by the Crear Group, promoting clean, detailed design with usability. An update to our e-commerce portfolio, as [...]
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Posted on: 22nd Feb 2009
By: Adam Moss
The last couple of weeks I have been building an e-commerce website using open source software Magento. The most important factor about Magento is the ability to change absolutely anything in the code to suit your own requirements meaning anything is possible. The one problem with this is the well-known steep learning curve that comes [...]
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