Is Drupal Commerce the right choice for your business? Join this webinar for a top-down overview on how Shepherd Neame, Britain’s oldest Brewer, launched their website on Drupal. Topics will include:
• Cost-effective approach to building with Drupal Commerce
• Making use of the Drupal Commerce developer ecosystem
• Integrating Drupal websites with geo-location store finder functionality
• Optimising a Drupal admin theme for many Content Admin users
• Design approach for Drupal Commerce build
• What we’d do differently if we did it again
20. Intriguing
possibilities . . .
‣ If ‘Person A’ has made more
than ’10 comments’ show them
‘this’ offer . . .
‣ Drupal is not only good at
manipulating product data, it
excels at user-data
I’m a Digital Producer, which means I focus on quality, user experience and things like Return on Investment.\n
Talk from the perspective of people who lead or commission projects. \n
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Here’s a list of Features, I’ll be talking pretty much exclusively about benefits today.\n
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But the modules are out there to ‘solve’ both of these problems. And a whole bunch of other stuff.\n
I’ll show you the kind of thing Commerce Kickstart does out of the box later, it’s pretty.\n
Drupal Commerce vs the other platforms. Our developers prefer this to a huge extent - it’s not that the other platforms are more or less powerful, it’s more that the things we’ve been asked to do are very hard on other platforms. And that’s largely about integration.\n
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Fans, not served so much... Shareholder system was something they originally had as a separate system, but it was relatively straightforward to integrate it into the site.\n
Went for something cheap here which most people could use, which dramatically reduced costs - modern HTML5 browsers and smartphones have geolocation capabilities, and D & D work identified this.\n
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Drupal Commerce vs the other platforms. Our developers prefer this to a huge extent - it’s not that the other platforms are more or less powerful, it’s more that the things we’ve been asked to do are very hard on other platforms. And that’s largely about integration.\n
Let’s start off with getting better. This is a service called Crazy Egg.\n
Ambivalent about carousels.\n
Ambivalent about carousels.\n
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Doing something simple and beautiful means, as much as possible, getting rid of the stuff that gets in the way. We used Acquia, we used Drupal, we used Commerce to do this.\n