Finally finish site, I hope!
Please check it out and give your honest opinions please.

http://www.925fine.com

Thanks,
Ray

Hiya

I am a big fan of all (almost all) things coffee cup. I created this store for a web design client:
http://www.reboundforlife.com.au/shop/index.php
I do have a question though: would it not be possible to integrate a discount coupon option in the software?
Is there a method to integrate another one?
Thanks

Lisa

Here's my shop layed out, now I just need to put product on the shelves

pimpjuicetraction.com

http://www.kidzcorner.com.au

Only opened today & so far so good. Would like to see some kind of voucher system though

Hi Tamasin...looks like a fun product line to be creating a store for! I wonder if your shop would benefit from having slightly larger thumbnail images for the products?

Jeff...on your "how we roll" page you are going to have to reduce the size of your photo gallery as it is quite a bit wider than the white space available in the shop page.

My redesigned web store, have it up and running but still working out the little glitches here and there, I am a convert from zen-cart, and this software is soooo much easier to work with.

http://www.koberlintrading.com

Hello Jane,

I'm trying to put together an online shop for some friends. I've got a trial version of Coffee Cup Shopping Cart Creator Pro and am hugely impressed. Before I take the plunge with SCC and SCD pro versions, I want to be sure that I will be able to offer a properly sewn-up and easy Payment solution. Basically, PayPal seems a no-brainer since we're in the UK, but what sort of a PayPal account should I advise my friends to open?

Do they need a full-on Merchant Account, or should they sign up for Website Payments Standard (they won't be shifting large volumes)? I see that Website Payments Standard (but not Website Payments Pro) is one of the options ready to select in SCC set-up, so I assume SCC will integrate nicely with it.

I like the way the checkout and Payments work on the davidhuntantiques site; you might even have been through this on other projects. Can you confirm that Website Payments Standard is the way to go if I'm keen on a PayPal solution (purely from the point of view of a seamless, trouble-free implementation where all secure processing is taken care of)?

Regards,

Nigel.

Here's one more shop -
Based in Perth, Western Australia

Thanks CoffeeCup and all forum writers who asked and provided solutions to all my questions. Without you all, it wouldn't be easy.

I made this shop for a client using CoffeeCup Shopping Cart Creator. http://www.foundationministriesinternational.org/shop/index.php