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Category:IT/Web/Programming > Ecommerce

ID:9515

Title:E-commerce website

Location:Remote

Job Description

I currently trade on Ebay and Amazon. I require an ecommerce website
that will allow customers to purchase a range of items from my website.
The design must be done on Apple Mac.
Although the product range is 30 items to start it must be fully scalable.
I will supply the photographs of the items and other product parameters.
Payment will initially be accepted by Paypal but provision should be made
for credit and debit cards.
The site must be compatible with a wide range of desktop and mobile browsers.

Job Budget

Job type:Fixed Price Job

Budget:Fixed Price: £0 - £250

Additional Information

Approx start date after Bid is selected: Immediate (within 1-2 days)

Attached Files: None

Bidding ends:Bidding Closed

Job Posted:30/06/2009 18:37 pm

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Bids:10

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M. T.M. T. on 30/06/2009 19:06 pm
Any reason why you specify MAC as im confident of delivery using the Adobe suite for Windows
S. B.S. B. on 30/06/2009 19:55 pm
Mark,
Thanks for the question.
Marchmont House is exclusively Mac based.
Regards, Stephen
R. H.R. H. on 01/07/2009 01:23 am
less than £250 are you having a laugh?


PPH should get a grip and not allow such ridiculous bids. All they are doing is bringing the standard of the whole industry down.

G. P.G. P. on 01/07/2009 01:30 am
As all e-commerce systems work off a database and back-end code, you will be obliged to "fold" your eventual design into the e-commerce system's template.

Whether your initial design is done on Apple, PC, or even the back of a cigarette pack, the REAL question is what CM system do you intend to use? ... php + mySQL , ASP + MSSQL , CFM , PERL , ???
G. P.G. P. on 01/07/2009 01:41 am
While I agree with Ross that this bid is low, I do not feel that it is right to post criticism about project pricing here. If the contractor is offering a price too low for you, just don't bid on it.
S. B.S. B. on 01/07/2009 05:40 am
Any Recommendations with regards to Content Management (CM)
and scripting languages may be incorporated into the bid proposal.
G. P.G. P. on 01/07/2009 14:07 pm
Typically for e-commerce projects, the desired design is done using Adobe CS, with the design sliced to \\\\
G. P.G. P. on 01/07/2009 14:11 pm
Previous message truncated for some reason... To continue. Initial design is sliced into the template system of a cart CM program. Depending on the degree of work required, this can be time-consuming and complicated - hence the reluctance of people to bid. I have clients who also want "champagne" results on "lemonade" money - so I get them set up on a shopping cart, and provide good, but basic design elements. They focus on sales and income, and as the cash comes in, more is invested in the site. This is the beauty of the WWW... continuous improvement is relatively easy. I have scores of examples of this approach working very well.

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