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Analyse the homepage for 2 E-commerce websites: including comparisons and features improvement

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 Compare e-commerce sites (1) AMAZON Amazon.com , an online retailer, e-book reader manufacturer, and web service provider has become an iconic example of e-commerce. Its headquarters are in Seattle, Washington. Amazon.com รจ una vasta impresa basata su Internet che vende libri, musica, film, articoli per la casa, elettronica, giocattoli e molti altri beni, direttamente o come intermediario tra altri rivenditori e milioni di clienti di Amazon.com. (Mark Hall, 2017) (2) WISH (WISH, 2023) Wish.com is a serious player in the world of online marketplaces and is well known for offering an eclectic and often fun mix of cheap and quirky items for sale online. From jewelry to shoes, tablets to smartphones, swimwear to diapers, and everything in between; Wish.com sells almost anything you can think of.  (Simmonds, 2021) From my point of view, they are all two markets of E-commerce both very established. Amazon home page The main body, layout, login features, interactive image but...

Invention of WWW and E-commerce

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  History of E-Commerce & Worldwide Web (WWW) E-commerce is often believed to have originated in the 1990s, but its origins date back a lot further. ( Kiriakidis, D. (2019)   (Zande, 2023) Origins of E-Commerce 1969 — CompuServe is founded as the immediate leader in building online services such as e-mail and online live chat services. CompuServe was later acquired by AOL in 1998. (Max, 2021) 1979 — Michael Aldrich invents online shopping. This is e-commerce in its first form. He creates a system that processes transactions between consumers and businesses or business-to-business. He modifies a television and connects it to a computer for transaction processing using a telephone line. This process however was not fully realized until the introduction of the internet in the 1990s when people could take advantage of online sales.  (Max, 2021) 1982 - Boston Computer Exchange launches its first e-commerce business and sells used computers online.  (Max, 2021) 1989 - ...

E-commerce website design programming language definition

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  Programming language for developing e-commerce websites Which coding language should you use to build an E-commerce website? (TechGigdotcom, 2022) Java What Is Java? Java is one of the most  used programming languages.  It is widely used to build web pages and also for the e-commerce side. Java is a multi-platform, object-oriented, and network-centric language. It is among the most used programming language. Java is also used as a computing platform. (Hartman, J. (2022)  (Brett Croft  2016) (Rubin 2017) Video Time (Simplilearn, 2020) HTML What Is HTML? HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language HTML is the standard markup language for creating Web pages HTML describes the structure of a Web page HTML consists of a series of elements HTML elements tell the browser how to display the content HTML elements label pieces of content such as "this is a heading", "this is a paragraph", "this is a link", etc. (HTML introduction  www.w3schools.com  2023) ...

Advantages and disadvantages of e-commerce

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Advantages and disadvantages of e-commerce What Are the Advantages of E-commerce? You came to learn what are the advantages of having an e-commerce business. Top of the list of advantages of e-commerce is the low financial cost, but other pros include selling internationally, retargeting customers, personalization of the buying experience, etc. These benefits of e-commerce will help you determine if starting an online store is right for you. ( Ferreira and  Oberlo (2022)  #1: Low financial cost #2: 24/7 Income Potential #3: Sell internationally #4: Bestsellers that are easy to showcase #5: Personalized online experiences #6: Convenient employees #7: Easier to encourage impulse buying #8: Easy retargeting or remarketing for customers #9: Customers get a less intrusive experience #10: Easily access customer data #11: Able to process a large number of orders #12: Can scale the business quickly #13: Grow your business organically with content ( Ferreira and  Oberlo (2022) Meh...