Luna Petunia Designs – Site with Shopping Cart
I am proud to introduce Luna Petunia Designs- Luna Petunia Designs offers print-at-home custom invitations as well as printed invitations for all occasions. Denise commissioned me to create a site that was fun & professional yet functional and easy to get around. She wanted to sell on her own site instead of only listing on Etsy. To celebrate her new website, she is offering 20% off all printed orders. Just enter GRAND20 at checkout. VISIT HER SITE NOW! Share → Tweet
New Blog+Site with E-Commerce for Neat Greets! – Waynesboro, PA Web Design
Oh man, let me tell you how excited I am to be announcing this site! I met Kim Bain when she and her daughter came into the boutique to get some magnets for her daughters locker…When she found out I also did web design, she asked me if I could do a blog+site with a shopping cart for e-cards…Of course I jumped on it since it sounded like so much fun! She designed the site and kimtown coded it. I have to say I’m in LOVE with this site. This... Read The Rest →
& Zen facelift for Rice Studio Supply">New Splash & Zen facelift for Rice Studio Supply
We recently worked with Rice Studio Supply on some new diggs…check them out! If you aren’t familiar with RSS, they carry, imprint and design Photo Packaging for Professional Photographers. They have beautiful products, great customer service and a great system for getting what you need for your photography business. We also did some banners for them, but I won’t show them since they haven’t yet Some things have to be a surprise Share → Tweet
NEW Blog+Shop for TK Business
Tennille King of TK Business has a rockin new blog+Site+shop all in one. I always love working with her! Head on over and check out the new digs!!! Share → Tweet
If you have a ZEN CART AND use PAYPAL
Paypal has run into some issues with their Instant Payment Notifications (IPN). If you have a zen cart (unsure if this is happening on WP E-commerce) then you will NOT see your orders in your admin area until PayPal fixes this issue. Here’s how it usually works: A customer places and order and your shop directs them to pay with Paypal (if you are set up for that). The user completes the transaction via paypal and is taken back to your site (to download their purchases if they have them)... Read The Rest →