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Hello everyone,
I'm Michael, based in SE London, just started printing Mugs, I purchased a Sawgrass A4 printer
I have attempted to build a website londonmugstudio.co.uk
I would love to have a Mug Designer software on the website, but I think that is way out of my price range.

I have been getting some orders so happy to build now

I am sure I will be asking a lot of questions !

Michael

Hi Michael. Just had a quick look at your site. I see your payment gateway uses SSL, but you may want to consider adding SSL to your main site as you are asking for personal data (ie. email addresses for newsletters).

Also, one or two spelling mistakes and your Privacy page needs to be filled in properly, especially now GDPR is taking effect.

Just trying to be helpful!

Welcome to the forums

Hi Michael and welcome to the forum

Justin
DSF Admin

Have a look at mine too please Webtrekker - always good to have an unbiased opinion. Honest comments welcome whether good or bad. I'm probably going to do a separate one for Dye sublimation gifts if I ever get the time. www.worcesterprinters.co.uk

Brant;133578 wrote:Have a look at mine too please Webtrekker - always good to have an unbiased opinion. Honest comments welcome whether good or bad. I'm probably going to do a separate one for Dye sublimation gifts if I ever get the time. www.worcesterprinters.co.uk

Hi. Just had a quick look and your site seems very clean and to the point.

I notice you haven't a shopping cart, but you offer to provide quotes instead. However, you do have a contact form that asks for personal information (email etc) so it may be advantageous to have an https address rather than http, so that transmission of this data is encrypted. People are starting to take notice of whether a site has an SSL certificate (padlock in the address bar) before submitting such data.

Thanks Webtrekker - I will take your advice on board and get my web designer to look into it for me and make the necessary tweaks. I'm thinking of having a separate website for the Dye sublimation/printed gifts and will no doubt look into having a Shopping cart for this and maybe some sort of design and upload software for customers to create their own products but I'm assuming this will probably cost the earth.