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peterbk
Hello.  I have just launched bizium.com, a site that lets users create their own eCommerce site for free.  All constructive criticism on the site's features, design or performance will be greatly appreciated!

Brief overview of the site: A checklist guides users through the process of uploading images, setting prices, selecting a home page layout, etc.  A shopping cart and payment processing (via PayPal) are built in.  The result is a site with a url like mystore.bizium.com.  Sites with up to 10 products are free.  (If people are interested, I would be happy to post information about our business model, assuming that's not a violation of the rules or spirit of this forum.)

As an example, here is the url of a live site created with the site builder: lilihats.bizium.com

Thanks in advance.  (Of course, feel free to create a site yourself.)

  Peter
Darin McGrew
Adding an item to my cart is extremely slow.
peterbk
QUOTE(Darin McGrew @ Jan 11 2009, 10:36 PM) *

Adding an item to my cart is extremely slow.


Thanks for the heads up. I just tried it myself and it was quick -- I'll check the server logs to see if anything was going on around the time you tried it.

Pete
Darin McGrew
QUOTE
Adding an item to my cart is extremely slow.
Seems fine now.

BTW, if I order 1000 hats, can Liliana really deliver them in 7-10 days?
Sleven
QUOTE(Darin McGrew @ Jan 12 2009, 12:03 PM) *

QUOTE
Adding an item to my cart is extremely slow.
Seems fine now.

BTW, if I order 1000 hats, can Liliana really deliver them in 7-10 days?


Seems No is the answer to that. It is now limited to 20 hats cart add.

Overall though, The website looks well designed to me. A bit cluttered but not too bad. As for the idea itself, I think you are about a million pages too late.










DeaPeaJay
In Safari (& likely Chrome) the "Free Shipping on Orders over $100 line is pushed up above into the white, making it unreadable.
DeaPeaJay
Oh, and aesthetically I think it might help if you consolidate your color scheme. it seems a bit inconsistent currently. You've got some bright greens, reds, and blues. and then some more subdued greens oranges and aqua colors as well.

http://kuler.adobe.com/ is a handy tool for finding a color scheme.
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