Posted 23 December 2009 11:00am by Graham Charlton with 3 comments

While online retailers are generally improving when it comes to usability there are still plenty of areas for improvement.

Retailers such as Asda, Debenhams and M&S have made some good improvements to their sites, while sites such as Kiddicare and The Book Depository offer excellent examples, though some, such as Woolworths and Whistles, could do a lot better. 

Here's a selection of the e-commerce site reviews we've done on the Econsultancy blog this year..

Debenhams

Debenhams Outlet

Pets at Home

Whistles

Marks & Spencer

Javari

Clothing at Tesco

John Lewis Fashion

Kiddicare

Adams

Epiqfashion

Sainsburys

Very

Woolworths

Alice.com

Heals

Asda

Quizclothing

theOutnet

Clarks

Argos Entertainment

The Book Depository

Officer's Club

Gieves and Hawkes

Graham Charlton is Editor at Econsultancy. Follow him on Twitter or connect via Linkedin or Google+

Reader comments (3):

  1. Mike Stenger Bronze

    Social Media Specialist at MikeStenger.com

    7:39PM on 23rd December 2009

    Mike Stenger

    I don't really do E-commerce Graham but thanks for posting this. Will definitely share it with friends!

  2. Deri Jones Bronze

    CEO at SciVisum.co.uk

    12:35PM on 24th December 2009

    Deri Jones

    Thanks Graham - have enjoyed the discussions that have followed the reviews. over the year.

    Continuous improvement is helped by learning from others!

    Deri

  3. Jon Pape

    1:42PM on 15th January 2010

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    I've looked @ some of your past reviews and I can't wait to go through this list. Benchmarking other sites is still one the best way to gather and prioritize features and enhancements.

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