4 ms·
Yeah, it's really bad. If an item is out of stock, it lets you get to check out before telling you, right when you place the order. It lets you put things in
by axaxs 5y ago
Yeah, it's really bad. If an item is out of stock, it lets you get to check out before telling you, right when you place the order.
It lets you put things in your cart that sell out. Putting things in your cart means nothing at all, apparently.
Not sure if the last line was meant in jest, but I -really- dig that site. All info and pics, clear pricing. Perfect.
- kortex 5y agoNo jest at all. Depot and McMaster I'm quite happy with. Pardon the pun, McMaster-Carr is a masterclass in UX. I've always been amazed at how well their search works, how responsive and un-glitchy the site is. How you can have a cart while not logged in, then log in without a redirect or even a refresh or rerender. Exact same state, you're just now in a logged-in state. I don't know of many ecommerce sites that do that as seamlessly. It's also been this way for years. They were ahead of the game even back then.