Opie Oils New Web Site Launch - Feedback Please

[oilman]

Say Hello to Opie Oil's New Web Site

The team at Opie Oils is pleased to announce the launch of their new web site.

We hope you are pleased with how it has turned out. Our developers have been working hard to create the new site, and along the way added lots of new features. As there are far to may to list we would like to let you know of just a few that make our web site easier and more enjoyable for you to use:

* A predictive search bar that constantly updates with the products matching your entry.

* We have improved our site navigation by having a drop down menu that allows you to browse by numerous categories.

* A basket display that keeps itself updated and can be easily viewed at any time.

* Eight new sliding banners that will be regularly updated. Within these there will be sliders dedicated to Car owners and sliders dedicated to Bike owners. We suggest you keep an eye on these, as they will always have an Opie Oils money saving offer for you to use.

* Search filters have been incorporated that allows you too view by best selling, viscosity grades, type of oil i.e. Semi Synthetic, Fully Synthetic, 2T, 4T etc.

Why not come a pay us a visit and check it out for yourselves, and if your after an offer you may be interested to know that we are giving FREE UK Mainland Carriage on all orders over £30. For details of this offer visit Opie Oils and view slider 4.

We hope that you like the new web site and we welcome all visitors to leave feedback, so on the right of each page there is a floating feedback button. Please feel free to let us of your thoughts or if you experience any problems.



With best regards,
The Team at Opie Oils

PS. Don't forget to register as a Club Member to get your additional 10% off on top of FREE CARRIAGE!

T&C's (the boring bit)
* Free carriage does not apply to CLEARANCE products.
* Offer for UK mainland (incl Highlands) orders only.

[cpunto]

I find it hard to compare prices/V.F.M between different brands without knowing the quantity.

Take this page for instant:
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-785-20w-50.aspx

Looking for boxer engine oil I can presume roughly which are the small Vs big bottles, as the prices jumps considerable, but I do not know if, let's say, I'm getting 4 or 5 litres in the large bottles without clicking into the separate items, one by one.

In a sentence: have quantities listed along side the pricing without the need to look at each item.

Apologies if I'm missing a "compare items" feature.

[oilman]

Thanks for your feedback! We'll be adding a "pence per litre" feature soon so that price comparisons are easy. We're also considering adding the pack size for each product shown to the product results page.

Cheers

[Mawbster]

the rollover bttons on bikes and plugs are slightly out of alignment after rolling over them

i like it but its a little slow on the menu

also is their a cross referance for crossland or fram oil filters. i dont see them on the list their just the ones i use

[oilman]

the rollover bttons on bikes and plugs are slightly out of alignment after rolling over them

i like it but its a little slow on the menu

also is their a cross referance for crossland or fram oil filters. i dont see them on the list their just the ones i use

Thanks for your feedback... I think the rollover buttons / menu speed issues you're having must be some kind of cross-browser compatibility thing because it looks fine on IE7, IE8, Chrome, Firefox 3 and Opera 10. Can you let us know which web browser you're using please?

We do have a filter cross reference on the web site and it does match against FRAM and Crosland filters: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/c-1261-fil...reference.aspx e.g. enter PH7317 and it will match a Mahle filter to this FRAM reference, enter 2163 and it matches the Crosland 2163 filter (and others) to UFI and Mahle filters that we stock.

Cheers

[Mawbster]

im using ie8



here is what i mean. however it happens when i have internet explorer maximised full window on 1680 x 1080 resolution

if its in a smaller window mode of internet explorer it only does it after stretching the window so far width ways.

im not picking faults just helping with some feedback for you

also the fram crossland wasnt listed in the cross reference guide description and i didnt try a number just saw it wasnt listed in the list although it does say etc

[mozovdarlo]

Google chrome FTW

[oilman]

im using ie8



here is what i mean. however it happens when i have internet explorer maximised full window on 1680 x 1080 resolution

if its in a smaller window mode of internet explorer it only does it after stretching the window so far width ways.

im not picking faults just helping with some feedback for you

also the fram crossland wasnt listed in the cross reference guide description and i didnt try a number just saw it wasnt listed in the list although it does say etc

Crosland and Fram added to the list mate! Still can't recreate the problem you sent the picture of, but many thanks for taking the time to let us know.