Thaidoweb 2008

eCommerce websites have their own unique character that is
designed to lead the visitor to one simple task – make an online
purchase. A web designer needs to consider a variety of online
selling principles while designing an eCommerce website. In this
article we will try to take a look at some of the major design
aspects that you must have in an eCommerce website.
Many of you are probably already asking why eCommerce website
design is different from any other website design. They all need
to [...]

If you’re doing business in China, you will need to learn
Chinese. If you’re doing business in Japan, you would need to
learn Japanese. If you’re doing business in Italy, you would
need to learn Italian.
What language, then, would you need to learn when you’re doing
business online?
Why, the language of the Internet of course! HTML, Hyper Text
Markup Language. HTML is a series of codes and commands that
would help you craft an intricate system to convey your business
message throughout the entire virtual world. [...]

Let us assume for a moment that your web site is a store. Not a
piece of virtual property, but a real one. Standing behind the
counter, you notice where customers flow as they travel around
your carefully constructed displays.
Taking note of this behavior, you decide to put the latest
special offers along the most visited path through the store.
Each offer, of course, placed strategically alongside competing
products.
Then, you sit back and watch, as visitors decide to stop and
stare at the displays, ignore them [...]

A good web site receives thousands of visitors a day. But how
many of those turn into customers? People sign-up or buy when
they feel comfortable with a web site. If it’s down, slow, or
broken in any way, the visitor will usually be uncomfortable and
go elsewhere. Why? Well, do you like to shop in a retail store
that is missing products, has no customer service, or you can’t
navigate? Probably not.
Many web sites have the equivalent of these situations, only
they are represented to [...]

Let us assume for a moment that your web site is a store. Not a
piece of virtual property, but a real one. Standing behind the
counter, you notice where customers flow as they travel around
your carefully constructed displays.
Taking note of this behavior, you decide to put the latest
special offers along the most visited path through the store.
Each offer, of course, placed strategically alongside competing
products.
Then, you sit back and watch, as visitors decide to stop and
stare at the displays, ignore them [...]

A good web site receives thousands of visitors a day. But how
many of those turn into customers? People sign-up or buy when
they feel comfortable with a web site. If it’s down, slow, or
broken in any way, the visitor will usually be uncomfortable and
go elsewhere. Why? Well, do you like to shop in a retail store
that is missing products, has no customer service, or you can’t
navigate? Probably not.
Many web sites have the equivalent of these situations, only
they are represented to [...]

In the virtual world, the success of a website often depends on the design, reliability and the ease of use. These things in turn, depend on the type of web hosting services you choose as the owner of the website. In most cases, the web hosting service you select may well decide the future of your business online. So, it