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Website Launch: Freedom for Living

BlackMax — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 05:50:52 +0000

Last week we launched Freedom for Living. The Freedom girls have been working really hard over the past few months putting together their motivational seminars and programs.

We helped pull it together with a sexy logo, web design and custom web development using our own open CMS, TagFactory. The site includes ecommerce for course bookings.

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Website Launch: Socks for Living

BlackMax — Sat, 07 May 2011 05:36:31 +0000

We’ve just launched Socks for Living, a pure-play online retailer dedicated to socks.

The ecommerce development is in Magento with our own custom web design and killer SEO (really they ranked in the Top 10 for “buy socks online” in the first week and are still there!)

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Website Launch: Tulp Kids

BlackMax — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 01:51:27 +0000

We’ve just launched Tulp Kids, an ecommerce shop and brochure site selling designer European kids furniture.

Web design and Magento ecommerce development was all done in-house by Digital Finery. This shop was a lot of fun, with the aim on high-end design we got to keep the layout simple. Visit the site at www.tulpkids.com

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Ecommerce Guidelines for Australian Businesses

BlackMax — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 01:11:50 +0000

We’re often asked by clients about what information they need to include on their ecommerce website so we thought we’d post a link to a document produced by the Australian Government Treasury Department.

Ecommerce Guidelines and E-Commerce Checklist

In summary, the guidelines run through:

Fair business practices
Accessibility
Disability access
Advertising and marketing
Engaging with minors
Identifying your business
Conclusion of contract
Privacy
Payment
Security and authentication
Internal complaint handling
External dispute resolution
Applicable law and reform

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Online Retail to take off in Australia

BlackMax — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 23:02:38 +0000

I say this every year, but this year it seems people are starting to agree with me. We are just so far behind the rest of the world when it comes to online retail, there’s still so much room for online stores to get in now and dominate.

We’ve already seen an increase in enquiries into development of online stores, with a lot of interest in Magento eCommerce. As Jack Aboutboul, the Community Engineer at Red Hat says,

“Magento is going to win the eCommerce software war, hands down. I’ve never seen another ecommerce platform well architected and well designed as Magento.”

The folks over at StartupSmart Daily have figures to make your head spin about the increased spend in Australian online retail. Read about online sales doubling from $16.9 billion to $33.3 billion over 6 years.

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Avoid 15 E-Commerce Website Mistakes

BlackMax — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 05:26:23 +0000

The more time you spend shopping online, the more you want to shake web developers and site owners. If each site owner spent some time buying from their top competitors and then tested their own site, then surely they too would be pulling their hair out in frustration at the stupidity of their website.

Well e-shop owners, if you just read and implement this guide from Smashing Magazine there will be no more hair-pulling for us customers…if you need help in implementing these efforts into your e-commerce website contact us.

Now go and read 15 Common Mistakes in E-Commerce Design

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