Affect3D Store Review

This is a shop, and the unusual part is how much of it faces the other way. Sell with us, log in as an artist, an affiliate programme, a downloads page and an orders page all sit in the same footer as the catalogue links. Most stores of this kind hide the supply side; here it is a column.

Prices are printed on the index rather than behind a product page: eleven of them visible, from five dollars to a hundred and sixty, which makes browsing a matter of comparing cost directly.

Its own summary puts the catalogue above five thousand animations with ten new releases a week, and splits the goods three ways — animations, games for mobile and desktop, and comics.

Free material and trailers have their own sections, and there is a coupons page, which is a retailer's instinct rather than a tube's.

A blog, an image site and four social accounts are linked, including two federated ones, alongside a wish list and a cart.