but I really don't. That said, why on earth would a quilt shop have a website that has no search engine on it? I am looking for a backing for my Lincoln quilt and found one that I really like (Larisa fabric line from Windham, picture attached). Windham's website has a listing of fabric stores that carry the line, and (supposedly) that particular fabric. Of all the stores listed, I found one that showed it in stock. I plan to call them to make sure they have what I need. Given the quilt's size, it will take 7 yards.
The problem is there were about four or five stores that had no search engine capability. That makes no sense to me. I can understand some sites not allowing you to filter items by low to high price (given that they want you to spend as much money as possible), but to not have a search function means that you would have to thumb through sometimes hundreds of pictures on the off chance they have want you want.
Doesn't seem like good business practice to me.
Rob
The problem is there were about four or five stores that had no search engine capability. That makes no sense to me. I can understand some sites not allowing you to filter items by low to high price (given that they want you to spend as much money as possible), but to not have a search function means that you would have to thumb through sometimes hundreds of pictures on the off chance they have want you want.
Doesn't seem like good business practice to me.
Rob
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