Looking pretty good, but I've come across a few problems.
Firstly, the already mentioned ones...
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Originally Posted by Mr_Kumar
(1) The description (text) one pages is too small and I need to see it very carefully to make sure what i am reading is what it is written.
(2) Links at bottom are not well marshalled.
(3) If you like, you can put hot products on home.
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...1... I agree, although this is very common your's seems slightly smaller than usual.
...2... Totally agree. Personally I would cut out all the ones that are just a repeat of the left-hand column links. Then replace the space-separated with a pipe | separated list, or better yet a <ul> html marked-up list (
see A List Apart for how to re-style them).
...3...Often a good idea, although I might leave it as the images help encourage people to click further into the site and outline the main categories at the same time.
I like the animated product demos, a nice touch that should attracted attention (as long as you are careful to keep the file sizes to an absolute minimum).
I also like the mouse-over pop-up descriptions of the items in the 'feature' list in the product description pages. This saves space and reduces clutter. It can help keep the information load down for users until they actualy want the information. Usually I'd prefer simply having sub-headings and paragraphs to enable 'scanning' over the information and only reading what is needed, but in this case I wouldn't change it because it would add to the clutter.
Unfortunately these same mouse-over description activation links are run by JavaScript
with no fall-back. As a general rule I'd say replace all links that use an address of "#" with links that actually go to the page suggested by the link text. (
See this thread). However in this particular case I would put the pop-up/hover-above content back in the page in its normal order, then use CSS to both hide it and make it hover-above, and JavaScript to reveal and hide it again. (Make sure that the CSS specifies it to be visible, use JavaScript to hide it when the page loads; Otherwise people with no JavaScript would still not be able to find it!) The end result of this alteration would look exactly the same as before but allow access without JavaScript!
Another problem was that every time I tried to add something to my basket it showed me an empty basket!
Then I realised the default quantity is ZERO! You might want to consider changing that, (apart from the 'choose accessories' section).
That's as far as I got and I'm going to bed now, hope this helps!