IRON HEART WEBSITE V5 - NEW WEBSITE LAUNCHING 18TH JANUARY
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Yes that extinct page is nice but I was thinking in your account when you log in and look at your list of past orders there could be a little photo of what you ordered so you wouldn’t have to sort of guess. Once you click on an item it loads another page with the picture of the item. Here is a screen shot of my account and then maybe the thought will make more sense.
Just a thought I had the other day when looking for a flannel shirt I ordered in the past. A little photo beside the list would be handy but not essential obviously. -
I totally understood you @deanclean ; my mistake was thinking the product SKUs were on that screen so that you could search for them
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@deanclean i have spoken with the tech team and they will get a fix live next week. It will be on the order details page, not the overview that you screen-shotted, though.
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@deanclean that change is now live on your active orders
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@Alex thats great. thanks for the update.
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Idea for the site: mirroring the product threads on here, list all stockists on the product page.
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Two thoughts on the side today: 1) Where you have them would be cool to show worn examples of jeans (I guess they are in the forum but it can be a hunt) 2) similar to your jeans fit guide for your shirts (Western, Work, CPO, Mechanic, Overshirt). I love the Jeans version and its super helpful
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"OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011
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@Giles said in IRON HEART WEBSITE V5 - NEW WEBSITE LAUNCHING 18TH JANUARY:
The pictures on that on the product page. I know its lazy but I wind up going back and forward between stuff. -
The issue with that approach is, that what is a good fade, is a very subjective opinion. You want vintage low contrast, or super high contrast, or something inbetween? So, we would have to make decisions about what we chose as a representative fade, or put loads and loads of different images on the product page. My decision when originally creating the website and forum, was that the website product pages would contain carefully crafted documentary images, the forum (and other website resources) would contain extra info and more freestyle images taken both by us and our customers/members. That philosophy has remained. There is stacks and stacks of media about, and its not too hard to find.
