eCommerce is booming and because of your demand. As more retailers are going online to sale their goods, it’s imperative that you understand the importance of choosing the right platform to develop your eCommerce website.
There are various ready-made tools and packages available that will let you upload products and sale quickly. However, many of these tools have numerous security layers and are not user-friendly. In the worst scenarios, we’ve seen cases where the users/shoppers are cheated out of their money. Once your site gets a bad name, then there is no undoing it.
The online market is a competitive field, buyers can just open up another site and buy the same product. Thus, when it comes to eCommerce websites, site owners
- Security Loopholes
- Basic website layout options
- Basic integrated marketing options
- Difficulty in customizing the product catalogue
The size of the website depends on the number of products available for sale. Understand the basic functionality of an eCommerce site, we can get into details on how to create each and every part to have a productive site.
Home page
- User browses through the categories
- found on the home page.
- Directly searches for the product/services using the search functionality.
- Users can sign-up to create user profiles/log in to access their profiles.
Product Page
- Page talks about the product in detail.
- Appropriate images, product descriptions, etc are described in detail.
- if the user decides to buy the product, they have the option of adding it to the cart.
Shopping Cart
- Gives user another chance to decide wether they really want the product.
- Decide on the shipping and payment option.
- Displays the annual amount with tax, GST, VAT, shipping price calculation, etc
Payment Gateway
- The user chooses their payment option.
- Make the final payment and confirms the purchase.
Backend Order Maintenance
- The number of orders is recorded.
- Shipping initiated.
- Tracking initiated.
Backend Product Management
- Upload product details and images.
- The sole place to maintain the inventory of the entire website.
