Having spent the last few months going through lots of ecommerce websites for work projects, I thought it’d be a good idea to write a post about my favourite ones.
I chose the following websites based on their design and uniqueness and the order is not based on which ones I prefer.
Net a Porter
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Mr Porter
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Gieves & Hawkes
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The Watch Gallery
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The Body Shop
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Made.com
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Bloomingdales
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Selfridges
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Jessops
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Harrods
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Apple
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ASOS
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Myla
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Ann Summers
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B&Q
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House of Fraser
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Harvey Nichols
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Majestic Wines
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LK Bennett
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MyDeco
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John Lewis
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Lipsy London
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MyWardrobe
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Miss Selfridge
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New Look
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USC
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Sports Direct
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Watch Shop
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Winterson
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Wiggle
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Urban Ears
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Go Outdoors
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Dreams
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British Gas
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Cath Kidston
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Brooks Brothers
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The White Company
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Kenneth Cole
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Nails Inc
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M&S
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Karen Millen
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Carphone Warehouse
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Pinstripes & Pearls
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Enzo Laszlo
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Jigsaw
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Joules.com
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Office
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Play.com
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Radley
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Warehouse
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If you know of any uniquely designed and attractive ecommerce websites that I’ve not listed, please feel free to provide details within the comments area below.
Paul works as Head of Digital Marketing for London-based web agency, GPMD. Paul also writes for Econsultancy, State of Search and Smart Insights.
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I would be interested to see the 10 that didnt make the top 50, and a few reasons why. Yes they are all good sites above but all have big turnover and big brand, there are many ecomm sites that are smaller, have a great design and uniqueness.
Below are few ecommerce website which are quite good but not like the above ones.
1. http://www.flipkart.com
2. http://www.ezmaal.com
3. http://www.homeshop18.com
4. http://www.snapdeal.com
5. http://www.myntra.com
6. http://www.jabong.com
Those above are some good indian ecommerce sites.
Thanks for the list.
I agree with Darren i’d like to see some ecommerce sites that aren’t so well known. having said that some of the designs on here are great forgetting about the brand, I love the look of the Harrods site.
This is a great article, some really nice sites here. Would love to see some smaller retailers though.
Leo