Harrier .45
Regular
- Location
- Ontario, north of Toronto
We have been over this issue several times on the GunNutz boards, and yet it still seems that our website is drawing more fire. The upside is that this sort of thread does bring more traffic to our site! LoL
I have posted this walk-thru for our website on a few previous complaint boards such as this. For the most part, the majority of people who take the time to learn how our new site works -- and works for them -- have found that it is far more user-friendly than they first gave it credit. Unfortunately, there will always be detractors, and those who think they can do so much better. But for the time being this is our website, and from a store point of view, it seems to be working quite well for us.
Take a look at the walkthru I have posted below, and see if that does not help you out, and maybe change a few minds in the process.
I have posted this walk-thru for our website on a few previous complaint boards such as this. For the most part, the majority of people who take the time to learn how our new site works -- and works for them -- have found that it is far more user-friendly than they first gave it credit. Unfortunately, there will always be detractors, and those who think they can do so much better. But for the time being this is our website, and from a store point of view, it seems to be working quite well for us.
Take a look at the walkthru I have posted below, and see if that does not help you out, and maybe change a few minds in the process.
Surfing through our website is now far easier than it was before. Let me show you:
Typing the name of a firearm into the Search window will seek out any listing that has a common arrangement of letters anywhere in the description. Therefor searching for KEL or TEC will bring up any listing with those three-letter combinations in the text.
Instead of searching that way, try one of these two methods:
First Method
Select the HUNTING tab at the top of the main page, then select FIREARMS from the drop-down menu. When the next screen appears, you can start your search by selecting the SORT BY menu at the top of the listing, then by choosing any of available options:
POSITION
NAME
PRICE
DATE ADDED <--- choose this option for this example
MAKE
MODEL
ACTION
CALIBRE
ITEM NUMBER
LEGAL CLASSIFICATION
SOLD
CONDITION
For this demonstration we will select DATE ADDED.
To the immediate right of the menu selection there is a small arrow. If the arrow is pointing UP, the list is populated with the oldest firearms to enter our inventory positioned at the top of the first page. If the arrow is pointing DOWN, the list is populated with the most recently added firearms to enter our inventory positioned upon the first page.
You can repeat this search using any of the options in the drop-down menu as you see fit.
Second Method
If you wish to search for a specific manufacturer, or firearm, or calibre, use the ADVANCED SEARCH option.
At the top right-hand corner of each web page there is a marker entitled ADVANCED SEARCH. Upon clicking this marker, a new page is provided where you can streamline your search for any specific item you are seeking.
While there is no separation between New and Used firearms (with "Used" as a specific term), you can select used guns only by finding the FIREARM CONDITION window and selecting as many options there as you wish. Simply hold down the SHIFT key on your keyboard, then click those options you see fit for your search. [Screenshot below]
You may add as many or as few details to your search as you require (ie: Make, Model, Calibre, etc), however once you back out of a search, those fields are not stored in memory, and must be reentered each time. This is a bit of a sticking point for some customers, and we do have our website developer working on a solution, but for the moment this is still a far better search option than our previous website provided.
I hope this helps you navigate our site. Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns!
Typing the name of a firearm into the Search window will seek out any listing that has a common arrangement of letters anywhere in the description. Therefor searching for KEL or TEC will bring up any listing with those three-letter combinations in the text.
Instead of searching that way, try one of these two methods:
First Method
Select the HUNTING tab at the top of the main page, then select FIREARMS from the drop-down menu. When the next screen appears, you can start your search by selecting the SORT BY menu at the top of the listing, then by choosing any of available options:
POSITION
NAME
PRICE
DATE ADDED <--- choose this option for this example
MAKE
MODEL
ACTION
CALIBRE
ITEM NUMBER
LEGAL CLASSIFICATION
SOLD
CONDITION
For this demonstration we will select DATE ADDED.
To the immediate right of the menu selection there is a small arrow. If the arrow is pointing UP, the list is populated with the oldest firearms to enter our inventory positioned at the top of the first page. If the arrow is pointing DOWN, the list is populated with the most recently added firearms to enter our inventory positioned upon the first page.
You can repeat this search using any of the options in the drop-down menu as you see fit.
Second Method
If you wish to search for a specific manufacturer, or firearm, or calibre, use the ADVANCED SEARCH option.
At the top right-hand corner of each web page there is a marker entitled ADVANCED SEARCH. Upon clicking this marker, a new page is provided where you can streamline your search for any specific item you are seeking.
While there is no separation between New and Used firearms (with "Used" as a specific term), you can select used guns only by finding the FIREARM CONDITION window and selecting as many options there as you wish. Simply hold down the SHIFT key on your keyboard, then click those options you see fit for your search. [Screenshot below]
You may add as many or as few details to your search as you require (ie: Make, Model, Calibre, etc), however once you back out of a search, those fields are not stored in memory, and must be reentered each time. This is a bit of a sticking point for some customers, and we do have our website developer working on a solution, but for the moment this is still a far better search option than our previous website provided.
I hope this helps you navigate our site. Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns!
