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Old 07-14-2003, 12:21 AM
idesign idesign is offline
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hi guys
i designed this site.it is bookstore ecommerce site.please review it and let me know what to change and how do i make it for good ecommerce website.here is the site Ecommerce Web

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Old 07-14-2003, 11:44 AM
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What you have so far is a good start, but here are some tips to improve it ...

First, the images on the front page don't load! They're all referenced as src="file:///D|/noorweb/media/tn_tjegiftofnikah.jpg" or similar, which is obviously not what you want on the Web page. You may have been thinking of something like src="noorweb/media/tn_tjegiftofnikah.jpg" ... ?

Next, in your search box on the left, it's not very clear what the two different buttons do. I would recommend that instead, you have the text field, then two radio buttons beneath that (one saying "search titles", one saying "search whole text" or whatever), then a submit button beneath all of these.

Finally, the frame at the bottom, which has the text "Call (416) 759-6185 to order Download Book List", is not a good idea IMHO. Its background colour is the same as the main frame, so it looks like it's meant to be a part of that frame, and the two different messages ("call this to order" and "click here to download list") aren't clearly separated by anything. If you want to keep the frame, then at least put a separating character (like a pipe bar, "|") between "order" and "download". Instead, though, I'd recommend putting the "download list" link underneath the nav links on the left (using text like, "entire book list"). Then, you can put the "call to order" text (probably in larger writing) underneath the search box or in the top frame.
Speaking of the "download list" link, that link goes to an Excel document, which is not something I'd recommend (for lots of reasons -- people may be afraid it contains macro viruses, or they may not have Excel installed, or ...). Instead, I'd suggest making an HTML page with a table containing your book list (that way, you can make the book titles link to the relevant pages on your site, too).

P.S. "DID YOU KNOW" should have a question mark after it.

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Old 07-14-2003, 04:04 PM
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I agree with the above comments. Also if you have the browser less than 1024 you have to scroll the main frame horizontally. Ideally try doing it without frames at all.

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Old 07-14-2003, 05:09 PM
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I dont see any reason why you need frames at any cost.
Try not to use frames.

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Old 07-14-2003, 05:30 PM
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The content in the main frame needs to be better organized and structured. Things seem to be scattered in all different places. Also try to have everything within that frame aligned with the header.

And as already mentioned, your site is probably better off in a non-frame fortmat.

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Old 07-15-2003, 07:29 AM
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I believe it could use an overall more professional appeal for an eCommerce site. The logo needs work.

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