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Deconstructing PayPal’s Radical Checkout Redesign « Get Elastic Ecommerce Blog
Posted by: | CommentsThis looks like a good explanation of the PayPal Checkout Design.
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, under Checkout, Site Testing, Web Design and Usability on October 28th, 2010 by Linda Bustos
via Deconstructing PayPal’s Radical Checkout Redesign « Get Elastic Ecommerce Blog
I recently made a number of purchases from various sellers on the same day through the Etsy marketplace, which uses PayPal as its checkout solution. Nine times out of 10 I was presented with PayPal’s “new” checkout process, and once with the “old.” A split test test or a mistake, I’m not sure – though Etsy is large enough that PayPal might conduct a test through it.
Of course, I always have my screenshot application open, so I captured a screenshot of both checkout options so we can study PayPal’s radical checkout redesign. (Please note that Shipping Address was already collected in a previous step on the Etsy website, these shots deal only with making payment).
PayPal Checkout: Old vs. New …read one…
7 Ways Being More Confident Will Make You More Money | Copyblogger
Posted by: | CommentsThis must be good it is a lot of what I think, put in much better words. Building a business while fighting your fears is no picnic.
From Copyblogger 7 Ways Being More Confident Will Make You More Money | Copyblogger.
Managing Pop-Ups in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome from Practical eCommerce
Posted by: | CommentsTalk about time management. About the only thing better than the information in here is removing and blocking all games. Here is another Practical eCommerce article that we can all use.
Managing Pop-Ups in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome | Practical eCommerce
Ecommerce professionals spend many hours each day online. They monitor their businesses, check email, market products, post to social media sites, watch the competition, or otherwise do any one of a hundred business-related activities.
Into the midst of this online experience come pop-ups—ads, forms, controls, whatever. Perhaps, most of the time, you don’t want pop-ups interrupting your browsing. But other times, you do. For example, if you are looking at prices or specifications on a competitor’s site, the “compare products” feature probably opens in a pop-up window. Some ecommerce platforms also use pop-ups to display reports or other information. And, more specifically, if you use PayPal to process online orders, you must allow pop-ups for at least the PayPal domain.
In this article, I will describe how to find and use the pop-up manager in three popular web browsers: Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) 9, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrom…READ ON..
Rose Antique Tools old tools and history
Posted by: | CommentsBeing a retro-Geek I am always in search of things that are or were cutting edge technology, meaning of course that digging through piles of rusty tools is heaven. Frequently I run across items that I know were hi-tech in their day, ie my 1895 draw knife with folding wooden handles. Even if I don’t know what the things are I frequently must have them, then when I find they have no retail value I change from being a dealer to being a collector (never a hoarder).
One of the sites that has helped greatly in identifying these finds is Rose Tools. She has excellent descriptions and photographs, you may register free without listing a credit card, and she has a link to educational information on antique tools. You may also be tempted by the enormous number of antique tools she has listed for sale. Try this site if you have any interest in tools, antiques, or visit estate and yard sales, you may be walking right past a gold mine in retro-Geek items.
From Rose Antique Tools old tools and history.
This site is dedicated to the memory of my sister Karen who always encouraged me to do the things that I really wanted no matter what others may think, and to a very special friend of mine John who loved antique tools very much. I miss them both dearly.
I would also like to say a very special thank you, to every man and woman in our military forces, who are risking their lives every day to keep us here at home safe and free.
“Keep Old Tools Alive!”
We now have a new online store located at www.shop.roseantiquetools.net
From the About us page:
Welcome to Rose Tools, Inc. also known as Rose Antique Tools. My name is Donna Rose Allen owner and operator and everything in between.
I have been collecting tools for over forty years and it is definitely an addiction as you can see. My goal is to educate and keep the old tools alive. That is why we are a different kind of website which mixes the antique tools with the new tools. We are an authorized dealer for Dremel, Bosch, Rotozip, Skill and Flexcut tools. We have been selling tools online since 2001 and have shipped all over the world! We have even sold tools to Universal Studios for a movie that was released in 2007 called “Evan Almighty”. Operating hours to visit our shop are by appointment only. I take great pride in my company, my commitment to customer service and in the tools that I sell. Our online store is designed to provide you with a safe and secure environment to browse and shop our product catalog.
We are located in Northwest Arkansas at:
15086 Fielding Road,
Gravette, Arkansas 72736
You can visit the educational part of our website at www.roseantiquetools.com
Please note that I am not an appraiser an antique is worth as much as someone is willing to pay for it!
