In London, UK, exists an e-commerce platform that provides an expansive internet-based marketplace that enables quick transactions involving cash and goods. Its origins trace back to 1960 when EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) was utilized by companies for document exchange only but saw a radical transformation during 1990 towards modern online shopping methods. Previously, e-commerce was conducted via phone calls or emails. Still, today's websites have made it much easier to conduct trades or exchanges of cash, goods or services without any hassle. A website is now seen as an integral part of any business venture; the absence of one can lead to perceived incompleteness of business operations in today's times, where smartphones act as our virtual shopping carts for all commercial purposes. Websites are not just tools for selling but also serve as platforms where anything can be bought, making them indispensable tools for product and service marketing. Visual aids and descriptions on these websites help better communicate the nature of products to potential customers.