Looking for opinions on a clothing site design

mattuk · #1 (**permalink**) 04-19-2007, 08:54 AM

Hi - I'm looking for opinions on the design and usability of http://www.sazzle.co.uk

There's still a few things to finish such as the second level category pages and the product magnifier on the product pages, and obviusly the majority of the products have to be uploaded :?

Any opinions/suggestons will be gratefully received :)

pagetta · #2 (**permalink**) 04-19-2007, 09:13 AM

really nice design and graphics great pictures too - can't really comment on usability of a shopping site until you have products to browse through.

One thing i would say is on your home page where it says 'up to 75% off' in a star - make that a click through - it doesn't say how or where you get this discount - it should definitely be a link it was the first thing i tried to click!

you also need a contact address and phone number (i wouldn't buy from somewhere that didn't provide at least one of these) and on the left menu get your T&Cs, returns policy, postage charges, sizing charts etc etc - vital information for a shopper.

One other thing: shipping is quite an american term i would use the word ;postage' or 'delivery' (assuming you're for a uk audience from your domain name)

great looking site though can't wait to see what clothes you offer!

mattuk · #3 (**permalink**) 04-19-2007, 09:46 AM

Hi, thanks for looking :)

Some good points about the star - I hadn't considered people would be clicking on it, but that makes sense, I'll look into linking that to an offers page.

There are a few products in the shop to give an idea of how that will look,

http://www.sazzle.co.uk/Mens-Watches-p-1-c-261.html

I'm looking at expanding the help section - privacy police, T&C and FAQ is currently there, but I'm looking to add more information before it completely goes live.

I also agree 100% about the address, I don't want to put the business address as I'm keen to avoid people turning up expecting to buy! I'm currently awaing a PO Box which will be added to the site.

le_gber · #4 (**permalink**) 04-19-2007, 11:44 AM

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I also agree 100% about the address, I don't want to put the business address as I'm keen to avoid people turning up expecting to buy! I'm currently awaing a PO Box which will be added to the site.

UK ecommerce regulation requires that you have a non PO address on the contact page, along some other info such as registration number, vat number etc... have a read through the page below.

http://www.out-law.com/page-431