"retail website" is a correct and usable phrase in written English and can be used to refer to an online store or shop.
For example, "I bought my new laptop from the retailer's website."
He had been working with his uncle, managing a retail website, since he left school.
In August, retail website The Robin Report analysed athleisure's growth, speaking to people wearing sportswear as casual clothing.
Aldi's wine and non-food retail website is already a success in the capital, with nearly a third of its wine sales in London.
Amazon, which launched in the UK in 1998, is the UK's most popular retail website, with more visitors than Argos, Next and Tesco.
The rise online of mighty Wal-Mart, the world's biggest retailer, is being closely followed by its chief supermarket rival, Target, which now operates the fourth-most-popular retail website in America.
The British are among the most likely to make internet purchases from their mobile phones, with more than 23% having visited a retail website, the highest in Europe, with Germany second on 22.6%.
Goodin et al. (2011) studied girls' clothing at the retail websites of 15 retailers.
Both figures come from Adobe, which said it tracked 23 billion anonymised visits to retail websites, covering 80percentt of all online transactions for the top 100 U.S. retailers.
China's first generation of retail websites mainly let individuals sell goods to each other.
However, with demand soaring, a number of retail websites struggled to cope with the volume of traffic.
It was billed as the Shazam of shopping; Powa also built retail websites and made tills and card-reading technology.
