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Building E-Commerce Sites: It doesn't have to suck.

by Luke Stokes on Oct 16, 2010

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As co-founder and developer of FoxyCart.com, I'm passionate about E-Commerce. I believe customers deserve more than a painful purchasing experience. Design and function matter. ...

As co-founder and developer of FoxyCart.com, I'm passionate about E-Commerce. I believe customers deserve more than a painful purchasing experience. Design and function matter.

There are so many options out there and until recently, most of them have sucked. How do you pick one that meets your client's needs? What about security, PCI DSS, taxes, shipping, downloadables, subscriptions, coupons and integrating with your existing backend systems like inventory, accounting and CRM? Should you add e-commerce to your exsting website or build out a new one? Should you go hosted or self-hosted?

Some of these details can take a profitable contract bid and flush it down the toilet as the never-ending project from hell. Get informed. Figure out what you don't know, what you need to know and what you can hopefully ignore.

In this session we'll explore your options and finish up with some back story on how you can take an idea and bring it to fruition as a system serving thousands of customers worldwide.

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