Website layout.....too many categories?
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Website layout.....too many categories?
Am I the only one who wishes they could see ALL the fabrics on one (or a few) pages as opposed to a breakdown of makes and then colors and then subsequent sub categories. Sometimes there is only one fabric on the sub page and takes forever to look through a site.
For online shoppers, do you shop by category or just browse to maybe spot something you didn't know you even wanted to see?
For online shoppers, do you shop by category or just browse to maybe spot something you didn't know you even wanted to see?
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I usually am looking for something specific, so I just use the search feature. I only browse if I can touch the fabrics. I have noticed that many, but not all, sites have a 'show all' button that will show all so you don't have to go to an individual category.
I would send the sites that you shop at often this suggestion. They don't know what their customers want unless we tell them.
I would send the sites that you shop at often this suggestion. They don't know what their customers want unless we tell them.
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Am I the only one who wishes they could see ALL the fabrics on one (or a few) pages as opposed to a breakdown of makes and then colors and then subsequent sub categories. Sometimes there is only one fabric on the sub page and takes forever to look through a site.
For online shoppers, do you shop by category or just browse to maybe spot something you didn't know you even wanted to see?
For online shoppers, do you shop by category or just browse to maybe spot something you didn't know you even wanted to see?
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