Iron Heart Website V4
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I think the gallery show the pics better than the website.
Issue: We don't want to have too many photos on the product pages, otherwise there will be loads of scrolling on mobile devices
Problem: I can't stop @Sam taking millions of photos and not being able to choose which are best to display
Solution: (Eventually) Each product (or most) will have a link like the one on the IHM-14 page, that looks like » See more images in the Iron Heart gallery, clicking on that link will take you to loads more product pics… -
I found the link to the gallery with more product images very useful.
Some other things I noticed:
-the X on a size that's not in stock is barely visible
-many 'see product in shop'-links on the forum need an update as their category-site was updated (e.g. cutnsewn became cut-and-sewn etc.) -
Solution: (Eventually) Each product (or most) will have a link like the one on the IHM-14 page, that looks like » See more images in the Iron Heart gallery, clicking on that link will take you to loads more product pics…
It's a great idea and using more of Sam's top quality work can only be a good thing. I've already spent quite some time browsing items I own and don't own. Alone in the dark whilst drooling slightly.
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@Madame Buttonfly I have also noticed that the "see product in shop" link does not work on the IHT-1610 forum page.
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Do you get a significant portion of sales from Oz?
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Quick UX question/observation having browsed the site via mobile (iOS) a bit this evening. Feel free to shoot me down if I'm way off on this.
Should the product type filter be collapsed by default (like the 'menu' dropdown) once you've clicked off the homepage? Seems a bit jarring to have to scroll down on a product page, or even a category page (i.e. Bottoms), once you've clicked through. Just means you can't see what you've clicked through to/for the instant the page has loaded.
Haven't compared how this currently works/displayed on desktop btw…
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- Only if you refer to them as STRAYAN DOLLARYDOOS
If anything it'll be a great way to educate the misinformed about my culture
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Do you actually hold the foreign currencies though? Once funds are received you can convert to your preferred currency, right?
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So it comes down to do you want the consumer to pay a conversion fee from AUD>USD|GBP or if you want to pay the few extra % in conversion yourself. I assume the AUD feel would be built in a way that reflects fees from the conversion being factored in anyhow.
I'd say the general person probably would want AUD. I prefer USD as it means I get 3x as many credit card points for using intl currency (yeah I'm one of them :P)
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