a few quick considerations: 1) I just love the site's design. I think it's the most elegant and clean of all Poser online stores. Very visually pleasing, doesn't clutter the screen. Two thumbs up! And my compliments to the web masters. 2) I love the side bar selection. It's the most effective and clearest content listing and selection tool of all Poser stores IMHO. Very concise. Very well thought out. Wery well organized. You can find all categories at a glance. No browsing for categories. This is excellent. 3) I hate that the side bar goes away when you enter a category. It should stay there ALL the time! This way, it makes browsing the store a nightmare. One always has to hit back home to see the category list again. 4) I agree that really products need more than one page of display. There are products like poses, that really are impossible to evaluate with just one page.

I agree with everything you've said, but I'm just happy its up. I'm sure they'll make improvements as new vendors are added. Right now, since only the 'sity is included, it's easier to come here. I hope more vendors are included soon. The nice thing about it is the consolodated search function. The more vendors who participate, the better it will be to use. If there are only 3 or 4 vendors do participate, then I'd rather have it cut out of the code completely, and make the program smaller. CL would have done better making it a traditional website with a link off of the P5 menu, rather than include browser code in the program footprint.

A freakin back button would be much appreciated.

Greybro: I used the RMB and "back"

All the CP site is is a framed page that links into a "contentparadise.org" server that ties R'osity's MP to the CP site. Nothing really spectacular for anyone who knows how to do web pages. There are quite a few design flaws (like site navigation some have mentioned), but it does look "pretty". I will not go through the issues, because then I would be an unpaid webmaster by proxy. ;0) All in all, it is nothing that any other site could not do with a little bit of recoding. And, from the looks of it, definitely nothing that would have taken an additional two months to release.