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Thread: Looking for help with commerce shortlist
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From: Steven Henderson
Date: Fri, May 14 2010 7:06AM
Subject: Looking for help with commerce shortlist
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Our company is looking to shortlist some commerce software for current (and
possibly future) clients. I have experience of co-creating a commerce
solution as well as using various software such as Actinic, Zencart etc, but
that was many years back. Now there are so many options available, I thought
I could possibly draw upon the experience of more current commerce
developers, particularly with regards to front-end accessibility.
Anybody have a shortlist? Or come across anything on their internet travels?
We are focusing on clients that sell tangible products (that may need to
offer size and colour choices, or ideally custom field data to achieve the
same result), who would require basic stock/processing/ordering management,
ability to upload images of the products, be able to add and organize
products easily, have good integration process with payment gateways, and
have SEO and front-end accessibility in mind. The ability to disable user
registration for user purchases would be ideal, and if customizable, php
framework would be a requirement.
I have Shopify in my sights right now, but that is on first impressions and
not actual testing.
We are also open to both hosted and standalone software solutions right now
as both have their merits.
Looking forward to your feedback and thanks for your time.
Steven
From: Jim Allan
Date: Mon, May 17 2010 10:45AM
Subject: Re: Looking for help with commerce shortlist
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Checkout TradingEye fully accessible front and back end. www.tradingeye.com
Jim Allan, Accessibility Coordinator & Webmaster
Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
1100 W. 45th St., Austin, Texas 78756
voice 512.206.9315 fax: 512.206.9264 http://www.tsbvi.edu/
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From: Rich Pedley
Date: Mon, May 17 2010 12:24PM
Subject: Re: Looking for help with commerce shortlist
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On 17/05/2010 16:45, Jim Allan wrote:
> Checkout TradingEye fully accessible front and back end. www.tradingeye.com
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when was the back end upgraded to be fully accessible?
Rich
From: Jim Allan
Date: Mon, May 17 2010 2:30PM
Subject: Re: Looking for help with commerce shortlist
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I miss spoke. The back end has some issues.
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From: Steven Henderson
Date: Tue, May 18 2010 3:30AM
Subject: Re: Looking for help with commerce shortlist
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Thanks Jim. Looks good.
From: Steven Henderson
Date: Tue, May 18 2010 3:33AM
Subject: Re: Looking for help with commerce shortlist
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Accessible front-end is our target at present, so I am still looking into
this one. An accessible back-end would be ideal topping, but as yet we have
no clients that this would be advantageous to.
Thanks.