Project Details
Nugget Box are members of the PBFA and specialise in Out Of Print, Rare and Second-hand books from Modern to Antiquarian covering a wide range of subjects with thousands of books in stock.
Most online book-sellers use a book database of some sort and we have developed various secondhand bookshop websites using a variety of different systems that are available to booksellers. NuggetBox uses a database system called BookTrakker. This allows them to 'feed' books to other websites, such as Amazon and ABE books, whilst also maintaining their own website where margins are better.
What we developed for them:
- eCommerce second hand book website
- Integrated with their exisiting book database
- Bespoke design
- Mobile friendly
- Easy to use CMS to maintain their content and manage their orders.
What The Client Said
Being my first Website I knew what I didn't want but knowing what I did want was much more difficult. The only thing I did know was that I wanted a Website that would work with my book listing software.
In Crystal Thought I was really pleased to discover that they had previous experience of it and I now have a fresh custom built Website that is very easy to run and operate. Throughout each stage of the process I was involved in the build and the outcome surpassed all my expectations. If you need a Website then I would highly recommend Crystal Thought.
B. Welsh
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