For a bit of a laugh, I wrote a Brualist ecommerce platform called Bruce
https://bruce.huginn.uk/
I worked for an ecom company (in finance) and we were looking at replatforming. I wondered two things: how hard is it to write an ecom store, and could it be much more performant.
I suppose main problem with going too brutal would be that many people would find it hard to trust.
I really like interfaces like this honestly. If it included the product images and clicking the image opened the full image in a new tab (the normal browser way by linking to the image source) it would be perfect.
minimal cognitive load[1] from the outset: no (algorithmic) slop dumped onto your cortex - one of the reasons i've never been able to do, say, (music) streaming services
Yes. In this design, color could actually _mean_ something. Interesting how color grabs your attention in a helpful way when it isn't all over the place.
Small nitpick on your site. I added an item to my basket, and the value that appears next to the basket link is (0) instead of (1): https://i.imgur.com/AB8Xjqb.png
Yeah, the thing is I'm an accountant not a professional coder. I couldn't work it out. It did bother me, but not enough to sort properly as this was abit of fun.
That's much better than local online store SPA I used that leaked memory many megabytes per second, so I periodically reset the SPA so that the browser can free the leaked memory.
I worked for an ecom company (in finance) and we were looking at replatforming. I wondered two things: how hard is it to write an ecom store, and could it be much more performant.
I suppose main problem with going too brutal would be that many people would find it hard to trust.