CPNT 265 Day 4 - E-commerce and shopping carts
Housekeeping
- Instructor schedule
- Mornings: Tony
- Afternoons: Ash
- New achievement: Pair coding
- 15 mins toward a shared goal
- Change seats at least twice
- Second session paired coding: 5 points
API Troubleshooting
- Anyone need any help with 270-a3?
10:30am - Presentations
- Dave: UX critiques using Figma
- Fesal: Final project dry-run
- Jessica: Battlefield discussion
- Scheduling application for client
Popular E-commerce Platforms
- Shopify
- WooCommerce (with Wordpress)
- Integrating Stripe Checkout or Using Snipcart: A Detailed Comparison
Key Takeaways
- Popular online sales strategies (in the get-rich-quick category)
- Dropshipping
- Print-on-Demand
- Digital downloads
- Most popular shopping cart solutions (currently)
- Shopify:
- Great if you want you want a white-labelled store (i.e. one you can brand you own way so no one knows it's a Shopify store).
- Ties into many handy services such as fulfillment companies, print-on-demand and drop-shippers.
- Etsy:
- Great if you want to plug into an existing eco-system of customers.
- Caters to creators who make hand-made goods.
- WooCommerce
- A popular shopping cart plugin for Wordpress
- Integrates nicely with Elementor
- SnipCart
- A shopping cart service for JAMstack websites.
- There are many competitors and alternatives in the JAMstack E-commerce space so do your research.
Ash/Tony: Project planning for Finals
- Student roster
- Where's the data coming from? What info is required?
- How to allow each student to define their own card as a component?
- Assuming there's a default card design, how to allow custom cards to override it?
- What endpoint should it use?
/roster
or /fall-2021/roster
?