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Hi guys.
Not wanting to start any trouble, I have a knack for that, but I see some inconsistencies between brands, specifically, the ability to leave feedback. Some brands have each colour of an item having their own link and therefore their own customer review while some brands have one page for a product line so you can choose what colour to add to cart but you can only customer review for the product line. Personally, I prefer the latter as the colour usually makes very little difference in the product.
I highlight the follow dice bags sections as examples. Chessex velour dice pouchs all have separate inventories, as do the Gallant Hand's Gamers Gear velvet bags while Koplow has their large and small velvet bags neatly sorted in one entry.
There is no problem in selecting any of the products but a chord was stuck with me when I found the feedback different. No major complaints from me but I thought I would provide feedback as I like consistency and I believe this will make the sections more efficient.
Keep up the good work in the range and variety of items.
Chief Technical Officer
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I highlight the follow dice bags sections as examples. Chessex velour dice pouchs all have separate inventories, as do the Gallant Hand's Gamers Gear velvet bags while Koplow has their large and small velvet bags neatly sorted in one entry.
The downside to "neatly sorted in one entry" is that it means you see a single image of only one of the variations on the product listing pages—if the different variations have individual images, you won't get to see see them until you've clicked on the product.
Thus, I generally only go with the "neatly sorted" presentation when I feel that having pictures doesn't add that much, as in the case of the Koplow bags, where you don't really need to see a picture of the red bag to figure out that it's pretty much the same as the blue bag, except in red.
I think the Chessex bags fall into that category as well, so I've switched them over to that format. However, the Gallant Hand's bag variations are unique enough that I think seeing the individual images is more useful, so I've left them as they were.