PC Partner boasts a simple design, even though I can’t read anything, I still know how to browse through and purchase a product with no problem.
e-laptops
“e-laptops.gr is the first and ony e-commerce site that sell laptops in Greece.”
Smith & Hawken
Overall Smith & Hawken is a very clean, well put together site. Though there are a few things that could definitely be improved; the category banners can be a bit distracting and the product page could definitely be optimized to provide a clear flow and call-to-action.
Sena Cases
Sena Cases offers a very simple and easy-to-use category structure combined with a very conversion-friendly product page.
LaptopGear.ro
“eCommerce shop focused on laptop accessories, covering the Romanian market.”
Wear to Impress
“Custom Magento Design & Programming”
New York & Company
Beautifully designed site. Definitely captures a very simplified look, you never have to question how to get somewhere. The product page is also very strong, great user experience when it comes to choosing options such as color or size.
EnergyFirst
Great example of a site optimized for conversion and SEO(Search Engine Optimization). The product page is phenomenal, with very strong assurances, product details and call to action.
Sweet Little Gifts
Great design that fits with the theme of the site very well.
Man Junk
Another great looking site built on Magento. It doesn’t look like your standard eCommerce site. You definitely have some great opportunities to mix things up when there are only a few products; “Man Junk” definitely took advantage of this, everything is big, clear, and very easy to use.
Nine West
The categories are laid out great, with easy access to your top level categories and clear subcategories. The product page also has a great “stay on page” feature when you add an item to your cart, very similar to what we saw on ‘Vinyard Vines.’ The site also has great error messages if you forget to choose your size/color/etc.
Made4Men
“Sells male grooming to the danish market. Converts 4,53 % and is always on the move.”
Bag Borrow or Steal
Other than their very unique approach to commerce the site functions very well. This is especially apparent in the category pages, there are *plenty* of ways to sort/refine/drill down the products until you find what you’re looking for.
(RED)
The (RED) campaign has great branding and that carries nicely through to the web. The site is geared towards awareness and information on how to get (RED) products.
KiteSurfDirect
“Clean crisp online kitesurfing shop built using Shopify and CSS/xHTML.”
montage
Recent redesign of a women’s fashion site. Great looking design, the two top categories make it very easy to shop. Also uses ajax to check the stock and give you an estimated delivery date right before you click “Add to Bag.”
Akachan Wear
“Baby clothes online, multi language and a matching baby fashion blog.”
Headplay FPV
Very unique product, they handled this well on the site because there’s no need for complex category pages, things are simple and you get quick access to see what Headplay has to offer. The video also *really* sells this product well.
Bath & Body Works
Great elements on the product page and a very effective popup mini-cart when you add something to your cart. The top 5 best sellers at the top is collapsible which is nice.
Anthony
“Premium, naturally based skincare, bath, and body products that are specifically designed to benefit and protect men’s skin. “
Zoka Coffee (redesign)
Zoka’s new redesign looks great, I love the contrast with the dark background.
Anoushka G
“Anoushka G is a glamorous occasionwear brand with a reputation for ‘Hollywood red carpet glamour’
Alongside their Haute Couture line they have just launched a High Street line being sold online and offline. The website has a few nice features like the product zoom and personal shopper advice to help the customer out; just that little bit extra.”
MC Sports
“Online sports store, based in quiet old Northern Ireland”
Bassett Furniture
“Creative, elegant design with integrated CMS.”
Northern Tool
This site has been around for a while, but still stands strong. Sometimes a grunge theme works, and sometimes it doesn’t, but it definitely works here. Category banners looks great, and the calls to actions are done well on the product pages. Northern Tool also runs great email marketing campaigns, worth subscribing to.
The Roastery
“Good-lookin’, easy to use, and the coffee smells so so good.”
House To Home
“House To Home boutique located in Long Island, NY. Specializing in cottage chic, coastal inspired furniture, home design and accessories. Our product line includes quality home furnishings, Luxury bedding for adults & baby, baby care products, home fragrance, unique lighting & all of the elements that make your house a home.”
Bronson Laboratories
“Bronson Laboratories is US based international healthcare company. It is known for producing a top-quality nutritional supplements, including vitamins, minerals, herbs, and health & body care products.”
Martin + Osa
I’m a really big fan of the product page, though I feel that the call to action could stand out more. The product image thumbnails are in a great visible location, and the overlap doesn’t affect your view of the larger image. Also, be sure to check out the “shop by outfit”:http://www.martinandosa.com/web/sbo/index.jsp?catId=womens&WT.ac=HPWomensShopByOutFit great use of video and very “eCommerce 2.0″ (well, maybe we shouldn’t go there).
enter
This is the first “Magento”:http://www.magentocommerce.com/ site that really caught my eye. Partially because it doesn’t look like the default skin, and the rest because it’s a really well designed site. They also customized the one-page checkout which is great, because I was never a fan of Magento’s default checkout.
