@curraone wrote:it is a bit hard to see at first because they changed the location - when you click on a store - the search bar is the very first line - right at the top
The only problem with that is the fact that after each search the search bar reverts to "All Categories"
ebay apparently don't want buyers rooting around inside peoples stores.
The only benefits of a store these days are the free listings and the small FVF discount
@dazzledayz wrote:
@curraone wrote:it is a bit hard to see at first because they changed the location - when you click on a store - the search bar is the very first line - right at the top
The only problem with that is the fact that after each search the search bar reverts to "All Categories"
ebay apparently don't want buyers rooting around inside peoples stores.
The only benefits of a store these days are the free listings and the small FVF discount
That's when you hit the back button.
'Search this store' is still there.
@imastawka wrote:
@dazzledayz wrote:
@curraone wrote:it is a bit hard to see at first because they changed the location - when you click on a store - the search bar is the very first line - right at the top
The only problem with that is the fact that after each search the search bar reverts to "All Categories"
ebay apparently don't want buyers rooting around inside peoples stores.
The only benefits of a store these days are the free listings and the small FVF discount
That's when you hit the back button.
'Search this store' is still there.
And I expect customers to become very sick of that very quickly.
Geez Louise!
The whole point of eCommerce web design is to REMOVE points of friction NOT add them.
As usual, eBay dares to be different but the rationale is somewhat obscure.
I also notice lately that the standard search bar tends to switch itself back to "All Categories" unexpectedly.
Search order frequently needs resetting too.
