E-Commerce
Your website should reflect your business and your visions
To sell goods, you must display them. E-commerce approaches this in much the same way as a paper catalogue. Goods are presented as images with text descriptions, prices and product options.
The main difference is in the way that goods are stored and placed. Any e-commerce definition would have to include an understanding of databases. Instead of "printing" each product web page by itself, one page is made, and the product information is filled in by a database.
This means that instead of one hundred pages for one hundred products,
one page only is used - called a template. The template has empty places
in it (like a picture space, a price space, a description space etc.)
that are filled in from the database.
When a visitor clicks on the buy button, the product id number is placed
in the shopping basket. This is a space in the computer's memory created
especially for this user. Additional commands can add or delete numbers
in this space (dimension) until the visitor is ready to purchase. When
the visitor proceeds to the checkout, the details are moved from the
temporary memory space into an empty part of the database, along with
a list of what they are buying, the prices, options etc.
The final part of our e-commerce definition deals with notifying the website owner that an order has been placed and needs to be dealt with immediately. This can be done by simply sending an e-mail with the information on it to a regular inbox. If the information is going to include a credit card number, then a control panel page on a secure socket layer (SSL) must be used as e-mail is not secure.
Creativity is crucial to being unique
Providing creative services related
to web and printed media design. The aim is on professional and original
designs created for the customer's need.
Uniqueness is the outcome of Creativity
Being unique carries traits of individual
ideas or identity. Uniqueness portrays professionalism, so that you do
not fall into the category of a "cookie-cutter" pattern. To reach these
goals collaboration between client and designer is crucial.
