Posted on: 6th Feb 2009
By: Adam Moss
For pretty much any e-commerce web design company setting up a new shop, the inclusion of PayPal is now considered highly important. PayPal was formed in March 2000 and has since achieved hug commercial success, largely attributed to its co-operation with eBay, which bought the firm in 2002. The UK alone is responsible for 20 [...]
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Posted on: 5th Feb 2009
By: Adam Moss
High street stores and supermarkets alike have been diversifying their product ranges for years, it’s all part of traditional commercial growth, and it’s clear that ecommerce web design companies will follow a similar ethos. The prime example, as usual, is Amazon’s diverse selection of products which differ greatly from the bookshop the store first set [...]
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Posted on: 2nd Feb 2009
By: Adam Moss
A relatively new feature of product reviews on ecommerce websites is the ability for other users to make comments on a particular review, similar to how blog comments follow a post. Not only does this encourage debates regarding the quality of a product, but it also allows people to show other sides of the arguement. [...]
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Posted on: 28th Jan 2009
By: James Bavington
An increasingly popular feature of ecommerce web design is to include videos on the product page to give users and shoppers a more interactive experience. It certainly provides a useful outlet for websites selling DVD’s, videogames and other similar media where trailers and how-to guides provide a more in-depth showcase of what a product can [...]
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Posted on: 27th Jan 2009
By: Adam Moss
A useful feature of an e-commerce shop and a ever-present standard of ecommerce web design is the inclusion of customer reviews on a product page. Speaking personally, if I’m about to buy an album, DVD or book, I find my decision to buy the book greatly influenced by how good the customer reviews for it [...]
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