ROCHESTER HILLS, MI, March 08, 2014 (Press-News.org) Organize-it, the online organization and storage products retailer, has redesigned its website with new aesthetics and functionality to create an enhanced shopping experience for its internet customers.
The new features make it easy for shoppers to view and sort products by refinements such as material or finish color, conveniently listed on the left of page next to a check box that takes users to a view of the option they want.
Organize-It added a similar feature in August 2012 that took customers to an extremely popular "Made in the USA" selection of the products that interested them.
In addition to the refinements, the clean new interface design makes shopping a breeze. Categories, subcategories and product images are easy to find and locate. Navigation is clearer, and consumers are sure to love the new improved Organize-It shopping experience.
"We wanted to create a more streamlined shopping experience for customers looking for specific item colors or materials," said Organize-It's General Manager Chris Nylen. "We felt that adding this feature would be extremely helpful to those reorganizing or redecorating rooms or spaces and who want a uniform look."
For more information about Organize-It's refinement feature, go to http://www.organizeit.com.
About Organize-It
Organize-It, an independent storage and organization retailer, was founded in 1997, and offers a variety of storage and organizing products including closet organizers, kitchen gadgets, laundry organizers and other practical home, garage and office wares. Custom closets, including design and installation services, are also available at Organize-It's Shelby Township, Michigan retail showroom.
ORGANIZE-IT.COM Redesigns Website and Adds Functionality
New feature allows customers to view products by material, finish and color on all category pages.
2014-03-08
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