Iron Heart UK V3 - The New Web Site
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talking about the Triple Works stuff on the IH page…
i may would make the »USD… - BUY HERE a lot bigger since it´s pretty easy to overlook imo! or i´d add another button on the bottom of the page, instead of the »USD260 - BUY HERE file…would look way better imo and also there would be a "similarity" to the way the IHSH´s are presented!
also when checking out the page of the TWSH-02, the bottom box says "This item is currently out of stock, please click on the above link to be informed when we get a restock." but when clicking the »USD280 - BUY HERE button, there a masses of the shirt in stock on the TW page! also it´s the only TWSH, where the bottom box is shown like that!
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Nice implementation of the "Sign up for Newsletter" on the site.
Thanks VO & Shoque.
You may need to force-refresh….
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Thanks Finn, I'm one of the classics mis-understanding Extant :|. Checked dictionary, as apposed to FAQ.
slaps wrists
Extant: A regular production item. If we are not showing your size, drop us an email, it should only be a short while until restock.
Endangered: A one-off production run that is severely limited.
Extinct: sold out and no more will be made. -
This gets a bit techie, but Shoque have just implemented
http://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/
This means all our website content is somewhere "up there" in a sort of distributed fashion… (Yep, that's G tech speak.....)
What does that really mean?
Faster load times and better user experience (we hope).
Let me know if you see a difference.......
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Basically we serve almost all static content now (images, javascript, CSS) directly from Amazon servers closest to the customer's location. Amazon servers are based in the US, Europe, HK & Singapore, Japan, South America and Australia (= 4 continents). Unlike before, when we served 100% of the content from our UK-based server (which was quite fast as well).
Page-load should thus be insanely fast.
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Should make for a much faster global experience when browsing the site. Proof as always, is in the pudding tho :).
I think the other bit that came along with this migration is Cache-Control being set, which means all of our devices no longer try request from the server(s) images it already has and has been told to keep handy.
This is some really next-level shizzle. The website is now like the 21/23/25oz of Denim :).