Archive for eCommerce

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Mar201008

The most popular free and Open Source Shopping Carts.

A shopping cart is a system that is set up on a website with the sole focus of listing and selling products via the Internet. These systems will integrate into the main website and generally provide a back-end or dashboard area that lets the owner do all of the administrative work involved. This work includes: updating and modifying content; listing, organising and pricing products; printing invoices; and tracking inventory. A shopping cart gives you the ability to run an eCommerce business. DigitalPacific presents nine of the most popular Shopping Carts.

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Mar201007

Handy Tools and Tips for eCommerce Websites.

Running an eCommerce website is a never-ending task, from trying to squeeze that extra bit of conversion rate out of the check-out page to figuring out which referrers give you the best traffic. There’s also a plethora of tools out there to help you achieve your goals. But which ones do what, and why should you use some of them? SmashingMagazine introduces some of these tools and offers a tip or two on how to use them.

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Mar201006

30 Free Icon Sets to decorate your eCommerce site.

GeekSucks have collected 30 of the most needed and nicely free eCommerce Icon Sets for their visitors who have eCommerce sites.

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Feb201025

eCommerce websites using Grunge Design.

We do not see much of grunge design among eCommerce websites. Simply because grunge is not as popular as its glossy and ultra minimalist clean-looking counterpart, the Web 2.0 design. However, Grunge design is popular among the young population, specifically the artistically-inclined people and those outdoor lovers. This group of population is the particular niche that most eCommerce websites using grunge designs cater to. BestDesignOptions showcases 28 eCommerce websites using Grunge Design.

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Feb201023

eCommerce Design Resources: The Ultimate Roundup.

eCommerce site architecture is often more complicated than typical websites, with products sometimes falling into multiple categories. Product pages need to be laid out in a way that makes it easy for customers to see exactly what it is they’re getting. And the checkout process needs to be as simple and streamlined as possible while still capturing necessary information and encouraging repeat business. Overall, eCommerce design takes a bit more planning and care than simpler website forms, and Hongkiat is here to help.

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Feb201021

Free WordPress Themes for eCommerce.

There are several plugins for using WordPress as an online store. But if you intend to start a store online and cannot afford to hire a web designer and coder, there are a lot of free themes you can download and use. WebbyFreebies has been in that situation a little while ago, and solved it very smoothly by using a free theme.

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Feb201012

15 Open Source eCommerce Platforms.

As well as offering a diverse range of features, eCommerce platforms are offered for a diverse range of prices. Many are free, while others can cost tens of thousands per year. Very generally speaking, those which you have to pay for not only offer the best support, they require the least programming knowledge to install and run. Take a look at the 15 at TripwireMagazine and select the one that’s right for you, your business and your customers.

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Feb201012

Beautifully crafted Corporate eCommerce Web Designs.

Imagine a representative from a huge corporate company walking into your office and he drops on your lap a proposal for there new website, you read through the huge document and then you ask: “What is your proposed budget for this project?” – He gives you the answer, and… WOW!!! Dream on! All of the eCommerce sites at SpeckyBoy have been designed by highly respected and well established design companies, and you can clearly see from the majestic showcase where and how the money has been spent.

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Feb201009

Creative eCommerce website designs.

eCommerce sites are often considered to be boring and unattractive, however, that is not always the case. VandelayDesign showcases 25 eCommerce sites that demonstrate creativity in the design. It may be the layout, graphics, design style or site structure, but all of them break the mould of the typical eCommerce site

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Feb201004

Designing for eCommerce Personalities.

BuildInternet has identified five main types of online shoppers. They’re much like normal brick & mortar shoppers, too. So, how do you make the best experience possible for these five types of people?

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