BrickLink has given an update on some of the changes coming to the popular third-party LEGO service. The main thing is the new Storefront look that every store will get. I’ll sort of summarize what these changes are but you want a more detailed explanation, head on over to the link above.
First off the stores will have a more streamlined layout and the focus will be on the content of the store. You can change the color and logo to match your liking.
Next is the store curated landing page which lets sellers customize what buyers will see when they arrive to the page.
The new Splash Page will not its own page but will act as an actual splash page when buyers arrive.
The categories have also been overhauled with hierarchy levels within the categories. For example, the different LEGO themes have been broken down to sub-themes so you can easily see what’s available. You can also collapse and expand the categories so you can focus on what’s most relevant to you.
One of the main complaints of the old BrickLink was the search experience. Now there are advanced search filters that are dynamic which makes it a lot more easier to find what you’re looking for.
The Store Terms are now labeled on the right side of the page with an Average Lot Value and a Minimum Buy.
Right below the menu bar is a new Store Announcement bar that lets buyer know what annnouncements you have. So if you’re closing your store … Continue
