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breadlegs · 14-10-2005, 09:32

Hiya

I'm doing a shopping site for a client.

He wants it to be very stylish so i'm looking for ways that people have got around the limitations that a shopping site presents to create a great site.

Thanks.

oli · 14-10-2005, 09:33

Gray did a cracker, I forget the url.

breadlegs · 14-10-2005, 09:36

You big tease

gray · 14-10-2005, 09:43

haha not that exciting really, mint-boutique.com
was better when it was all flash, it got changed shame

sub · 14-10-2005, 10:01

I've got an e-commerce site comming up too. Not really my bag so I'm going to need to outsource.

How much should a respectful sized company expect to pay with aound 600 products?

finbarr · 14-10-2005, 10:03

21st shopping

datahound · 14-10-2005, 10:10

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Originally Posted by finbarr

21st shopping

Is that really good or is it really bad, I can't make up my mind?

tomson · 14-10-2005, 10:16

i worked on Debenhams ages back... got a lot of positive feeback from user. Hardly pushing the boundaries tho.

stokelake · 17-10-2005, 18:42

hi tomson,

i'm looking for some to help with an ecommerce design, could you help?

my email is stokelake @ yahoo.co.uk (remove the spaces)

pgo · 18-10-2005, 02:22

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Originally Posted by datahound

Is that really good or is it really bad, I can't make up my mind?

Really bad.

finbarr · 18-10-2005, 05:41

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Originally Posted by pgo

Really bad.

haha... I'll tell my previous company! They'll be delighted. This was their 'flagship'site... the one they always used to promote how good a company they were.

Narate · 18-10-2005, 06:33

I've churned out a few recently, only as quick templates for abit of cash.

http://www.narate.co.uk/temp/template.jpg
http://www.narate.co.uk/temp/funbagz.jpg
http://www.narate.co.uk/images/okapi.jpg

No idea if thats any use to you

Mik · 18-10-2005, 07:21

wouldn't have thought so.

pgo · 18-10-2005, 08:27

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Originally Posted by Narate

http://www.narate.co.uk/temp/funbagz.jpg

Hahahaha. Fun bags. I honestly hope that's intentional.

[NSFW] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fun_bags [/NSFW]

cam · 18-10-2005, 08:32

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Originally Posted by subcircle

I've got an e-commerce site comming up too. Not really my bag so I'm going to need to outsource.

How much should a respectful sized company expect to pay with aound 600 products?

The firm I work for specialises in ecommerce sites, so I guess i'm as good a person as any to answer this. Over a certain amount (you're talking 50 or so) the amount of products doesn't actually matter as they're all going to have to be content-managed anyway. You'll be looking at paying somewhere in the region of 7-15k upwards if it's a full straight-forward ecommerce site and you're going with a company rather than a freelancer. You might also have a monthly SLA to pay ontop of that for maintenance work, etc.

Of course the price will vary depending on the company you approach and the amount of work you're asking the company to do - if it's just the ecommerce side or if it's the entire site from scoping doc to completion.

Narate · 18-10-2005, 08:55

Tell me about it, its what they get for £75

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breadlegs Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 179	Shopping Sites Hiya I'm doing a shopping site for a client. He wants it to be very stylish so i'm looking for ways that people have got around the limitations that a shopping site presents to create a great site. Thanks.

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stokelake Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 11	debenhams site hi tomson, i'm looking for some to help with an ecommerce design, could you help? my email is stokelake @ yahoo.co.uk (remove the spaces)

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14-10-2005, 09:33	#2 (permalink)
oli Low flying star™ Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Manchester, England.™ Posts: 10,000	Gray did a cracker, I forget the url.

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breadlegs Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 179	You big tease

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gray i still want paying Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: newcastle, uk Posts: 4,836	haha not that exciting really, mint-boutique.com was better when it was all flash, it got changed shame

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sub Shitcasket™ Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Brighton Posts: 4,834	I've got an e-commerce site comming up too. Not really my bag so I'm going to need to outsource. How much should a respectful sized company expect to pay with aound 600 products?

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finbarr who the fuck am i? Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: london Posts: 2,670	21st shopping

14-10-2005, 10:16	#8 (permalink)
tomson Balls in a biscuit tin Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 3,365	i worked on Debenhams ages back... got a lot of positive feeback from user. Hardly pushing the boundaries tho.

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Narate Royalty™ Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Manchester (UK) Posts: 3,273	I've churned out a few recently, only as quick templates for abit of cash. http://www.narate.co.uk/temp/template.jpg http://www.narate.co.uk/temp/funbagz.jpg http://www.narate.co.uk/images/okapi.jpg No idea if thats any use to you

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Mik Magazines™ Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Glasgow.. Posts: 11,861	wouldn't have thought so.

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Narate Royalty™ Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Manchester (UK) Posts: 3,273	Tell me about it, its what they get for £75

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