Every E-commerce Website Should Have These 12 Elements

In this video Dave breaks down the 12 essential components you need to have a successful and scalable ecommerce store.

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📽️ CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
01:49 - Collections
02:20 - Collections List
03:40 - Filtering & sorting
06:00 - Products
07:36 - Product Variants
09:31 - Search function
10:36 - User accounts & customer dashboard
11:19 - Shopper cart
14:05 - Check out page
15:34 - Payment gateways & taxation settings
16:22 - Automated message flows
17:10 - Customer support options & FAQ’s

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[alexpower]

These videos are absolutely top notch - can’t believe three level of depth and quality you’ve packed into such a short time.

[njengathegeek]

We need more from Dave, thanks Ran for embracing diversity.

[usalinksystem]

Useful checklist and ideas to provide a compelling user experience. We are sure many people would find it useful.

[TreSolMusic]

Appreciate the knowledge g! straight to the point and no useless information

[nafeesaalmas]

I got those points from your video, for which I have been looking for many months, specifically concerning an e-commerce website. 😊 Thank you for this great video

[dorian]

The list is a live savior. Thanks a lot.

[Esssh]

Making an e-commerce website and this was very helpful, Thank you

[digidownlo]

Do you have any plans to demo setting up a good e-commerce website on WordPress using elementor pro preferably a store to sell digital downloads, PDF templates, wall art etc

[guitark]

I think the most important thing is product page, a lot of time, people just go straight to the product page and just buy it, the rest is the extension

[saintemmanuel]

Can't find the link to the checklist

[dankierson]

This vid just tells you what most people already observe on
existing ecommerce sites like Amazon, AliBaba, etc. It says *nothing* about how to build your own web store.
Between the lines you're saying that we should use WooCommerce, Magento, Shopify, etc instead of building our own. Now, if you have shoals of products to sell and *zero* interest in the tech involved, this may be sound advice. But such people won't be looking at this kind of video: they'll just go to their local web engineer and leave it all to them.
I have a terrible feeling this set of videos you're planning will just be customer gathering for one single ecommerce tech . . . And I can already guess which one. 😐

[realestateinusa]

Do you know? you have some issues on your channel..?