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Can anyone recommend a good ecommerce solution

MikeFantana · 2014-10-09 16:11:08

Hi, Ive been designing sites for more years than i care to remember but have never done any ecommerce where financial transactions have to take place. I have been looking around and the likes of ZenCart templates are everywhere. I would jump at these but i have no php. Preferably I would prefer ASP or something like that.…

09-10-2014 04:11PM

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MikeFantana

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Hi,

Ive been designing sites for more years than i care to remember but have never done any ecommerce where financial transactions have to take place. I have been looking around and the likes of ZenCart templates are everywhere. I would jump at these but i have no php. Preferably I would prefer ASP or something like that. Can anyone recommend any other templates?

Thanks

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#2 10-10-2014 09:08PM

Talisman

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If you only want to focus on design then Shopify seems the obvious one - no coding required.

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#3 12-10-2014 08:00AM

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Shopify should be easy to setup. But if you're buying for template monster I think you can just pay a small fee and they set it up for you

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