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EquipStat_WebStoreSure! I will look into it right away.
I love the colour scheme and simplicity. The layout is also very pleasing.
Here is my feedback on possible improvements.
I took my test to the hosted site instead of github. A few things I would question or change. I admit they could subject to location and target market but here goes.
2c. I moused over the 'contact' to see what it was trying to do and noticed a 'tel:######'

I hope these help.
Thank you so much @mikeysan for all these reviews.
Yes there are 2 kinds of products.
So the ones which have an add to cart feature, are new products which we the owners of the site plan to sell. So they will be transacting with us. (Store page)
the other type is the refurbished products. So, you as an account holder can enlist the products you wish to sell and we will display them as listings. (Refurbished page) In that case, you have to directly contact the seller and we are just here to present you with the listing.
About the telephone link, we thought it would be a cool feature to like allow the user to call the seller at the click of a button. We took the idea from google maps app which allows you to call directly. Is that like a bad choice? Or something which is un expected or bad design?
Alignment issues and responsiveness we are working on. So thank you for pointing out the issue on Products page.
Hey @dheerajdlalwani I really like this "...the other type is the refurbished products... In that case, you have to directly contact the seller and we are just here to present you with the listing..." idea. Very good idea.
I'm not a product architect by any means, but thinking as a buyer, I wouldn't really want to call someone I don't know about buying a product I saw on a website. The reason it works for Google maps is because you are more likely calling a business to get directions or ask about opening times.
To your question about bad choice or bad design, I would say no. It is NOT a bad design or choice. It is simply a design choice that has to be weighed against a pros and cons list. That list will ultimately also have to rely on your target market. If your tarket market expects to be able to simply click a button and call someone, then I would go in that direction. The only thing I would add is the abilty for those who visit the site from a desktop to see the number and then call.
Another feature you could add is the ability to chat to the seller via the site directly. If user and seller decide to take the conversation off the site, then that's their decision.
What do you think?
Yes. The chat feature could be a better idea. Infact I had thought about it but due to limited experience I decided as of now to I'll keep the number.
Can you raise that as an issue?
And yes I will make it such that the user can see the phone number before calling.
Great team work everyone 💪
@dheerajdlalwani I was going to review for a video I am recording but the repo is 404?
I don't know what happened...
Just let me take a look...
My other collaborator had made it private... 🤦🏻♂️
I've made it public again... Do let me know if it works...
https://github.com/EquipstatTSEC/webstore
Seems to work now. The video is recorded and currently being edited. I will review it in the next video / live stream I do for reviewing open source projects
Reviewed in a live stream https://youtu.be/_JjV9n-G-p0
Looks great, some feedback
Most helpful comment
I love the colour scheme and simplicity. The layout is also very pleasing.
Here is my feedback on possible improvements.
I took my test to the hosted site instead of github. A few things I would question or change. I admit they could subject to location and target market but here goes.
2b. When you click on "contact" it actually tries to open a call app. Thankfully, I tested on my desktop, so no app opened and I had the chance to cancel that action :)
2c. I moused over the 'contact' to see what it was trying to do and noticed a 'tel:######'

I hope these help.