Posted on: 14th Jul 2010
By: Luci Smethurst
When designing ecommerce websites first and foremost consideration must be usability, and then design. Or, if you prefer, design with usability in mind. I’ve collected (so far) 10 examples of what I think are great ecommerce web designs from across the board. In no particular order: Paul Frank Bright, colourful and straight away in-your-face (but [...]
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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: 30th Jan 2009
By: Adam Moss
A recent article about eBAy increasing advertising budget raises the question about how much advertising should be considered with ecommerce web design? On the one hand it can be a good source of revenue – as is most web advertising of recent times. On some of the biggest ecommerce sites, companies pay thousands for recognition [...]
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