Dear Nick,
I just had a quick look at
http://bigfish.salmonllc.com:8082/online/shop/main.
I noticed that there are javascripts in the head of the document/
This can cause 'problems' as these javascripts block parallel downloads.
While a script is downloading, the browser does not start any other
downloads, even on different hostnames.
(e.g. when one has different hostnames for downloading in parallel images)
You also might benefit from enabling compression on the webserver.
Enabling expire dates on the 'static' files (e.g. css, .js etc) will
improve local caching by the browser, hence lower the amount of data
that needs downloading.
Kind regards
Tore
On 24/01/13 15:02, Nick Rosser wrote:
Skip,
Do you mean the end-result UI? This was a nice challenge for us -- the
client wanted a new logo and a completely new look. I think it works.
And more importantly, the client loves it!
Or the fact that all the styling is delegated to the CSS? We've gone
to great pains to allow styling in the CSS with no back-end code
changes. So far it's working! And don't forget our "small device /
mobile" solution uses a responsive CSS approach, check out
http://bigfish.salmonllc.com:8082/online/shop/main and resize your
browser to less than 450 pixels (work in progress, but you get the
idea!).
Either way, thanks!
For more info visit: http://bigfish.salmonllc.com
Best Regards,
Nick Rosser
nros...@salmonllc.com
O: 516.742.7888 x221
C: 516.901.1720
On 1/23/2013 5:43 PM, Skip wrote:
Nice work Nick
I like your CSS
-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Rosser [mailto:nros...@salmonllc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 12:12 PM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: OFBiz / BigFish: New client is hooked!
All,
I'm proud to announce another client to the BigFish platform.
Checkout: www.eagansemporium.com
What was interesting with this implementation was that the client was
already an OFBiz platform user. We were able to basically "snap on" the
BigFish solution; do some CSS styling; add some BigFish content and the
site was done. Products were already loaded, payment gateways setup etc.
which made for a very fast implementation time.
It's a nice simple site and with a focus on the ultra high-end
"indulgence" market! Now that they are on a new platform I know there
are plans to add more products and really begin to build up a good
business following -- something that was not a priority when content
could not be managed quite so easily.
