Excellent stuff! I'll be pointing my friends to this site from here on out.
My few notes:
1) I concur with the others, excellent design that is clean and intuitive to navigate.
2) Your seller rating stars in the left column on pages have a grey BG and for cleanliness these need to be on white. I understand you used the same pics from the standard ratings section which is on grey
3) There're two glitches with the top search bar where on some pages it is too long and overlaps the search button (FF3 on Mac). Also on FF3 on Mac if someone activates the thickbox, the grey overlay is under the search bar so it remains white and thus looks odd.
4) Kudos for not diving in head first to the gaming sphere. Most people would add forums and news sources and such and when you're starting out all that does is clutter the site and require more work on your part.
Overall I think it's a sound concept, and the site is very well done. The question becomes how the money is made? Is it per transaction? Ads?
We process all the payments and take a 11.99% commission for our services. That's less than eBay's 15% plus 5 cents listings for 30 day fixed price and less than Amazon's 15% plus $0.99 for Marketplace listings.
My few notes:
1) I concur with the others, excellent design that is clean and intuitive to navigate.
2) Your seller rating stars in the left column on pages have a grey BG and for cleanliness these need to be on white. I understand you used the same pics from the standard ratings section which is on grey
3) There're two glitches with the top search bar where on some pages it is too long and overlaps the search button (FF3 on Mac). Also on FF3 on Mac if someone activates the thickbox, the grey overlay is under the search bar so it remains white and thus looks odd.
4) Kudos for not diving in head first to the gaming sphere. Most people would add forums and news sources and such and when you're starting out all that does is clutter the site and require more work on your part.
Overall I think it's a sound concept, and the site is very well done. The question becomes how the money is made? Is it per transaction? Ads?