New Website

[Dave]

Hi Guys,

 

I have been working away on a new website for the last few weeks, it features a new on-line shop with a lot of new products with more being added all the time.

 

I haven't officially transferred the domain yet and I would be very grateful for your feedback on what you think and what could I do better before I officially launch it.

 

You can buy anything that is in the shop at the moment and everything is in stock.

 

Many thanks.

 

Here is the link http://www.modelrailbaseboards.com

Edited May 1, 2016 by Dave

[Broithe]

Nice - the scan of the images at the top is just the right speed, they're often too slooooow.

 

You use helix's and helices for the plural of helix - helices for me.

[murrayec]

Hi Dave

 

Looking good, very easy to operate, nice and clean looking

 

Wish you the best for the launch

 

Eoin

[josefstadt]

Nice one Dave. All the best with the new site.

 

You use helix's and helices for the plural of helix

 

Helix's is the singular possesive form. The plural of helix is helixes or helices, the latter being the most common version.

[joe123]

Excellent site Dave, easy to negotiate, And some nice products. It can only get better when more is added, easy to check out I did a dry run, Best of luck for now and the future cheers mate.

[PJR]

Very nice Dave, fast site with very nice products. Best of luck with it

[Dave]

Thanks Lads, really appreciate taking the time to have a look.

[John-r]

Hi dave, enjoyed looking through your new website, very easy to navigate well done,

[aclass007]

The site looks great.. Almost as good as your baseboards.....

[Northwest141]

Excellent Dave

[Dave]

Thanks guys The new site is being changed over to the new domain so might be down for a while.

 

Thanks for all your input.

[DiveController]

Helix's is the singular possesive form. The plural of helix is helixes or helices, the latter being the most common version.

The plural form of English nouns ending in -ix or -ex should always follow their Latin root and form with -x being replaced by -ces for the plural nominative form of the noun, helices, cortices, etc EXCEPT in the US where all bets are off and some sentences do non even require a verb in the vernacular. How that?

Edited May 1, 2016 by DiveController

[Broithe]

The plural form of English nouns ending in -ix or -ex should always follow their Latin root and form with -x being replaced by -ces for the plural nominative form of the noun, helices, cortices, etc EXCEPT in the US where all bets are off and some sentences do non even require a verb in the vernacular. How that?

 

Flex? Fix?

 

Once you write a 'rule' for English, you've had it.

[Noel]

Nice Job. Just tested it with a little order

[Dave]

Nice Job. Just tested it with a little order

 

Got it Noel, many thanks. It will go out in the post tomorrow.

[Kirley]

Looks good Dave, had to hunt for the Storage section but eventually found it.

[Dave]

Looks good Dave, had to hunt for the Storage section but eventually found it.

 

Thanks Kieran, still lots of tweaks to make. I'll see if I can get it into the main menu.

 

Lots of products up on the shop, been at it all day!

[Noel]

Looks good Dave, had to hunt for the Storage section but eventually found it.

 

Well buried on the site but very nice storage units. Do they have padding or an anti-rub surface on the inside floor of each compartment?

[Dave]

Well buried on the site but very nice storage units. Do they have padding or an anti-rub surface on the inside floor of each compartment?

 

They can be made with padding fitted. The ones pictured the clients wanted to do that themselves.

[Dave]

Have a solution. The problem is I can only have a certain amount of navigation buttons. So I'll do a products page instead with everything there.

[Dave]

I have now added a products page that links to Baseboards, Storage units and Helices. This has now freed up the navigation bar and no more hidden menus.

 

Thanks again guys for your input