Website update

[ccautos]

After many months of trying to find time to rework the CCautos website due to someone inserting a virus into the old site , I have finally set up the new www.ccautos.ca wesite . I am not the best at website design and appreciate that there are a lot of people out there in the Delica community that know a lot more than myself , so if anyone has any suggestions as to how to improve the site and cater to everyones requirements please feel free to let me know . Thanks , Glen

[konadog]

Good going Glen. I esp. like the delica parts list - natch! I'm no more of a web-guy than I am a mechanic, so I can't offer you much advice on that, but I do think your site is straight forward and easy to get around. Only downside I can see is that some of the writing is a little small and so kinda hard to read - the white and grey type on the light backgrounds makes it even harder. In general though, I like it

[delica 304]

Hi Glen, I really like the new site! Easy to navigate, more info than the old one, just an all around improvement! Well done!

[jrman]

Hey Glen,
Gotta couple of comments.....

1 - thanks for just existing! My new A-Arm on the passenger side rocks! RJD nvan put in last week and Nathan's cranking up the subframe bolts tomorrow with the biggest fugly stick he can find after replacing the axle seals which finally arrived.

2 - another thought for you and anyone running a website is to consider a blog. You can point your own web domain to the blog (www.blogspot.com for example - there are many others). The only advantage is not having to use a web designer and still being able to post quick updates. My wife has a soccer training company which means she needs to get into to her clients quickly. If she is in another part of the province, a quick email to the blog will result in a virtually immediate post that her clients can either see by checking into the site - or receive by RSS feed, much like www.delica.ca....

I wont' go into more detail, but for those small business owners that wish or need to update their sites alot - a blog might be a good alternative for both your business and your customers.

All the best,
Sean

[kb&2dogs]

Glad to see you "live" again. Nice website, easy to navigate and find stuff. Posted my customer feedback, which shouldn't be too surprising. Are people going to be able to read others feedbacks eventually?

[ccautos]

Thanks to everyone returning their feedback and ideas to the website . Hopefully we will start another round of updates and extend the parts catalogue further in the next couple of weeks . If anyone has any further suggestions or would like any particular parts listings added please feel free to e-mail , pm or post right here on the forum . Thanks again , Glen