Testing an Ecommerce website requires
experience and knowledge. Most ecommerce websites consist of the following
major components:-
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Home Page
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Search and Results Page.
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Products Page.
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Shopping Cart / Checkout Page
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User Login and Customer
Information Page.
Of course Ecommerce Web Design is not limited to just these pages; however
when performing testing on an ecommerce websites, a special emphasis is placed
on them. The following text mentions the areas of an ecommerce website that
require special attention when performing testing.
Testing
the Shopping Cart:-
Today, a shopping cart serves as one of the
most important aspects of a secure and successful ecommerce website. The Ideal
shopping cart should allow customers to very conveniently add and remove items.
It should also present all necessary details surrounding the transaction.
Furthermore, today’s shopping carts are “intelligent”, in the sense that they
remember what you purchased in the past. You should be able to conveniently add
and remove products from the shopping cart.
Testing
the Searching, Sorting and Filtering Capabilities:-
Visitors should be able to search products
using different criteria, including:-
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By Product.
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By Brand
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By Price.
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By Features, etc.
Creating
User Accounts and Logins:-
Forcing customers to create accounts before
a proceeding with a purchase is often disliked and widely discouraged. A
successful Ecommerce Web Design should
allow customers to make purchases without creating logins. And customers who DO
create logins should be treated with a smooth, effortless and secure login
experience.
Payments:-
Your ecommerce website should offer
different payment modes, including:-
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Credit card.
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Pay Pal.
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Bank transfers.
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Cheque, cash, etc.
Users should be able to submit their credit
card information knowing that their information is in safe hands.
For more information, get in touch with our Ecommerce Web Design experts at Direct
Solutions on 01204 263000 or email info@directsolutionsltd.co.uk.
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