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SteveD

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  1. Hi, Im building my first online shop selling shoes (and some clothing). I would like the users to be able to filter products by sub-categories. For example; Size, Colour, Price, and Brand etc, as shown in the image below: Click Here to view the webpage. Any idea what software they used to do this? If not, which other ecommerce cart software would be good to use? Ive had a quick look at Cubecart and Magento, but not sure if they can do this? I wouldnt mind buying software (up to about £400) if needed. Thanks for any advice! Steve.
  2. Thanks for all the fast replies. It seems separate cart software is the way to go. Ive had a look at the ones you mention - Magento appears to be the best for what I am trying to do, though still not sure how I could filter items by sub-categories as in the picture above? EDIT: Ive made another thread on the forums to enquire about the best cart software for a clothing store (http://www.webdesignerforum.co.uk/topic/23440-best-ecommerce-cart-software-for-clothing-shop/).
  3. Hi, Im setting up my first online shop - selling shoes, and am wondering about the best UK webhost for e-commerce? Hosts Ive looked at so far include: Daily - http://www.daily.co.uk/products/online-shopping/index.html - £8.99/month UK2 - http://www.uk2.net/ecommerce/ - £10.95/month Venda - http://shop.venda.com/engine/shop/page/Product+%26+Getting+Started/Pricing - £49.99/month They all seem to offer similar features, but the prices are vastly different - has anyone had experience using any of these? I would use the included 'shop builder' to set up the checkout and layout, so its easy to add new items etc. Though would still like to fully customise the style of the site with HTML/CSS. Ideally, I would like users to be able to organise products by sub-categories. Like on some clothing stores, where you can browse by Size, Colour, Price, and Brand etc as shown below: How could I achieve this - do I need a more advanced template? Thanks for any advice! Steve.

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