Shopping Cart for Web Developers

1. Easy To Administer: 95% of all e-commerce shopping carts are "clunky" and hard to administer. The more features a shopping cart contains, the more links it requires and the harder and more confusing it can be to use. Learn how to spot a shopping cart with pages that are easy to figure out and easy to use.

2. Fully Customizable: Turning a shopping cart feature on or off or changing its background color is not customization! In 99% of e-commerce shopping carts, you can’t add any new features and you can’t modify any existing ones – but you should be able to. Learn how to get a cart that is fully Customizable and Scalable.

3. Seamless Integration: A shopping cart will not match your design if the only thing you can change is a small header at the top and a small footer at the bottom while the rest of the page remains untouchable. But if you could control the entire page, the shopping cart would then become your design. It can be done!

4. FREE Customer Support: FAQs, e-mail or message boards should never be accepted as customer service. What if your question is not in there? What if your e-mail goes to someone who doesn’t speak English? How long can you afford to wait for an answer on a message board? Why shouldn’t you be able to call, for FREE? Why shouldn’t you be able to get answers over the phone, for FREE? There is a way.