Examples of e-commerce & m-commerce websites

(B2C) Website example

1-Business to Consumer (B2C):

Zara website is an example of a business to consumer e-commerce. Zara is a well-none fashion company that sells clothes, accessories and shoes. Clients can browse and order whatever they want using the website. 

Zara website features:

• It has a shopping cart.
• A wish list. 
• Easy to navigate between the pages and product.
• A secure payment checkout.

Link: https://www.zara.com/uk/

(B2B) Website example

2- Business to Business (B2B):

IBM is a corporation that offers hardware, software and even consolation for other business owners. IBM is a good example of (B2B) websites since it offers its services to other corporations at a reduced price.

IBM website features:

• Easy to navigate.
• Informative.
• Online chat service.
• Search bar.

Link:https://www.ibm.com/uk-en

(C2C) Website example 

3-Consumer to Consumer (C2C):

Vinted is a (C2C) e-commerce. It allows the users to display their own items with a price of their own and a description. By displaying their items on the website, other consumers can browse and buy from each other.

Vinted website features:

• It has a searching bar with categories option to make the search easier.
• The customer can communicate in the private chat to get more details about the product from each other.

Link:https://www.vinted.co.uk

(G2C) Website example 

4-Government to Citizen (G2C):

Ministry of Finance in Saudi Arabia is e-commerce that allows citizens to pay for their speed ticket via the website.

Its features:

• Convenience.
• Straightforward.
• Secure payments method.

Link:https://pay.mof.gov.sa/GTVWeb/co/sl.go

M-commerce (Roles, 2019) 

 People tend to use their phones more often nowadays. Therefore, most e-commerce could be available on mobile phones as m-commerce( applications). One example of m-commerce is the Tesco app that could be downloaded on both iPhones and Androids. 

Tesco m-commerce features:

• It has similar features and services to the website.
• It has a search bar. 
• It has a shopping cart.
• It has a secure payment method.

It could be downloaded on mobile phones.

Reference list:

• Roles, J., 2019. Designing Tesco’S New Grocery App.. [image] Available at <https://jackroles.medium.com/designing-tescos-new-grocery-app-57283bc7a693> [Accessed 25 January 2021].