Website Review and Suggestions

**tonne2244** · 12-11-2008, 02:47 PM

It is a Gag Gift and Card Store, let me know what you think about the functionality of the site and Would you buy from it? Why or why not?

http://chromafunkycards.com\

Thank You!

**Avitus** · 12-11-2008, 05:02 PM

I like the overall look, it definitely has some personality lol.... Shop there? Maybe.

**Spud In Disguise** · 12-13-2008, 07:15 AM

Usually, when looking to buy online I'll check the payment method first. I notice you use paypal, which is exactly what I look for (as I imagine do most people), but you don't advertise this clearly. I had to click through to the checkout before I saw how I could pay. I would suggest adding the paypal logo somewhere on the site. Perhaps just at the very bottom, outside of your main page area. It doesn't meed to be too in your face, I don't mind looking around the page first to check for this type of thing.

Also, the splash page... I just skipped right on past it. As a rule they're not really that useful (or so I've seemed to pick up). Most of the time they are a bit annoying, they don't provide instant information to new users on what your site offers and they aren't great for SEO. Just a thought on that one.

**kingofsanda** · 12-19-2008, 01:11 PM

The design isn't bad the site isn't search engine friendly you have very little static text on the pages this is bad for seo, you may want to rethink this.

**Mr. B** · 12-19-2008, 01:31 PM

It could be my browser (Firefox 2) but your site is too wide for 1024x768, the most widely used resolution. I would shrink the homepage content to one side and show some featured products on the front page. The "home" link is unnecessary on the home page. You could just link the company title picture to the homepage.

I'd also suggest pulling out the blog link until there is some content and the theme looks more like the rest of your website.

You have iframes on your product pages. I think it would be more prudent to lose these and use smaller thumbnails and matching text titles to navigate among your items.