The Disintegrator
The Disintegrator

Reputation: 4187

eCommerce systems with demo

I want to try some eCommerce systems to take look of how they implement the diffentent aspects

I'm developing a system myself (web application writen in PHP) and I have the feeling than I'm over complicating the process in several parts (particularly in the relations between products and stock loading)
I found and tried some systems but in all the cases the demos/free account are very basic and don't cover the areas I want to look at.

The systems can be writen in any platform, I only want to take ideas from the interface, not to look at the code.

Before someone says it's a subjective question. I'll accept the first answer that can give me a clue with the products relationships.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 317

Answers (4)

user1186625
user1186625

Reputation:

In the Rails space, I'd suggest two popular engines for purely admin interfaces:

  • ActiveAdmin: http://activeadmin.info/
  • RailsAdmin: https://github.com/sferik/rails_admin

I believe ActiveAdmin has a nice demo which shows examples of how it would be implemented in an ecommerce app. RailsAdmin has a nice demo, but it's not specific to ecommerce.

Also, a few Rails solutions to check out:

Admittedly, I've been involved in development in both Spree and Piggybak, and Ror-e was derived from Spree. So you may see some commonalities between them. And here is another resource that describes the product data model in Spree.

Upvotes: 0

Ilya Vassilevsky
Ilya Vassilevsky

Reputation: 1001

If it's the interface you are concerned with, then looking at existing software is not a good idea. They're one crappier than the other. Seriously, they suck.

It is better to educate yourself about good UI design from the works of professional UI designers and usability experts. For example, useit.org

Upvotes: 0

unomi
unomi

Reputation: 2672

http://php.opensourcecms.com/scripts/show.php?catid=3&category=eCommerce

They have a selection of (open source) ecommerce demos running you can check out.

Upvotes: 0

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