Constructing Usable Shopping Carts

Produktbeschreibung zu Constructing Usable Shopping Carts

Creating a usable e-commerce application is a daunting challenge. There is so much to do, from the initial concept, through to designing and coding the application. This leaves a lot of scope for things to go wrong.
In this book we take all the hassle out of online shopping applications, by showing you how to plan your application, design the user interface and data store, and code the entire thing.

Produktinformation

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Clifton Evans practices user interface design and information architecture. He has been active in this industry for more than nine years. Clifton’s experience covers writing and public speaking through to UI and IA on investment tools, legal publishing and real estate systems. His clients have also covered the spectrum, from music and fashion, to FTSE and Blue Chip. He is a regular contributor to boxesandarrows.com, the premier resource for Information Architects.

Jody Kerr is a web architect and developer focusing on e-learning web systems and e-business web applications. He works with a slew of technologies as a generalist programmer, idea geek and coffee boy.

Jon Stephens is an itinerant American technical writer, reviewer and site developer. He has co-written more than five books on web development, including Usable Forms for the Web, released in 2002 and Constructing Usable Web Menus, out in January 2004.

Inhaltsangabe

- E-Commerce and Shopping Carts
- Information Architecture for Shopping Systems
- User Interface and Interaction Design
- DataStore
- Product Display
- The Shopping Cart
- Checkout Time
- Staying Secure
- Resources.