Review E-commerce site LionBlade.com

[nams]

This is my first E-commerce website hosting for technology/electronics that I have setup and would like any opinions you have. All comments welcome and thanks for looking

www. LionBlade.com

[paul]

I think you can work out to hoist surfers best shopping experience by positioning your product in such a way that the users should feel that they are touching your products.

[daledavies]

How does that work?

[paul]

Originally Posted by daledavies

How does that work?

That require Object Oriented Programming that possibly Amazon is already using.

[daledavies]

Paul, I dont understand, how will object oriented programming help the customers feel like they are touching the products?

Nams, I think your website hosting looks great, nice and professional, how are you finding Zen Cart?. Just to be nit picky however, I found the text on your horizontal navigation bar doesnt stand out very well. I also thought that maybe you could make the range of products a little more apparent, it took me a while to figure out exactly what you have on offer.

Maybe you could take out 3 new products from the homepage, then move both the Hot picks section and the New Products section down a bit. In the space where the Hot picks section used to be, maybe you could put a block that shows your product range clearly. Perhapse you could create fake "departments" by sectioning things off...

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THIS IS WHAT WE SELL!
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# Audio MP3 Players
# Digital Photo Frames
# Gadgets and Gizmos
# Gifts for all
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# Laptops Notebooks
# PC Packages
# Software
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# Special Deals
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Sorry, look at me picking flies. Well done mate, best of luck to you

[paul]

dale,
By touching the product here I mean that a customized cart solution should elevate the distinct features about the products quality & the potential so that it can allure your customers to buy it straight away. So far OOP has limitations of usability that are often overlooked, however you may consider to conduct a few of such performance tests comparing OOP, vs. function, vs. strait code programming with others to get the desired result. digishop is programmed using OOP, I'll personally perfer something written with OOP in mind when I look for a commercial cart.

[nams]

Originally Posted by daledavies

Paul, I dont understand, how will object oriented programming help the customers feel like they are touching the products?

Nams, I think your website hosting looks great, nice and professional, how are you finding Zen Cart?. Just to be nit picky however, I found the text on your horizontal navigation bar doesnt stand out very well. I also thought that maybe you could make the range of products a little more apparent, it took me a while to figure out exactly what you have on offer.

Maybe you could take out 3 new products from the homepage, then move both the Hot picks section and the New Products section down a bit. In the space where the Hot picks section used to be, maybe you could put a block that shows your product range clearly. Perhapse you could create fake "departments" by sectioning things off...

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THIS IS WHAT WE SELL!
----------------------------
# Audio MP3 Players
# Digital Photo Frames
# Gadgets and Gizmos
# Gifts for all
----------------------------
# Laptops Notebooks
# PC Packages
# Software
----------------------------
# Special Deals
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Sorry, look at me picking flies. Well done mate, best of luck to you

I took your advice Dale We sell quite a lot more so I decided to show all the categories down the side, will probably leave it as is now.

[daledavies]

Thats much better. It seems to make much more sense now

[nams]

Thanks dale, I have made some colour changes to match the logo colours throughout the website hosting. Used the Colour Schemer online tool. Would appreciate any feedback, is it better?