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I know we are not supposed to mention other parts suppliers here and I agree it's generally bad form to poop in our hosts house but.......
For my domestic vehicles, the stuff Pelican does not carry parts for I use ********.
Their site looks like something from 1980.
Very simple, get there, pick the manufacturer->year->model->category of parts.
It's a very simple drill down directory structure.
It's not pretty, it's not flashy, but it's a parts catalog, it doesn't need to be any of those things.
What it needs is to be is quick and efficient. If your users need to resort to a search function then you've got it wrong.
Worry less about UI and focus on UX.
EDIT: interesting, a filter for the site and not even the full URL. Well I guess Pelican knows what it has filters for so you can figure it out. Can you smell what the.......
Mods if my edit upsets you I apologize but I think it's more important to retain customers by making the site as user friendly and functional as you can so yes, because I love Pelican I'm breaking the rule.
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Last edited by stomachmonkey; 04-08-2022 at 09:24 PM..
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