Looks pretty good, seems fast and responsive (not bad considering I'm in the USA). The PDF idea is very good, I'd make the 'download catalog' a bit more prominent for customers.

Dashboard tools and floating menus worked great. One thing I couldn't easily see how to do was change the skin of the page, ie the colors and fonts etc. The catalog edit looked good but the graphics widget didn't seem to do very much.

Still, these felt like things that haven't been fully implemented yet, but if they're done to the same standard as everything else I'd say you'll find success with it. I found it extremely fast, intuitive and responsive, which is more than I can say for the site I manage at my job!

Thanks for the positive feedback. Good point about the download catalogue button.

I've been thinking about how to make the catalogue tools a bit more intuitive. At the moment you have to drag some products on to the page for the changes to styles to have an effect - i might add an alert that says this if the catalogue is empty.

Thanks for your encouragement.

I was using osCommerce and ZenCart and did not like them. Then using a hacked Wordpress for webshop, and it is a delight to work with.

Your store seems to be very nice, though I don't really understand the admin interface -- I thought it is a stunning WYSIWG editor but could not handle it.

Still I'm thinking there would be interest in offering your engine as a webshop service.

Thanks for your feedback and positive comments. Which part of the admin interface did you find difficult to use? Are there any suggestions you could give about how to improve it or make it more intuitive?

The left side menu ... I did not understand what's good for. The first impression was that selecting a site component will show that component live on the right side with WYSIWYG-like editing. Than realized this is not working, or was not designed to work such way.

It was just a quick overview maybe if I would have more time I could figure out better.