CHAPTER 4 WEB APPLICATION OF SECURE AND TRUSTED MATRIMONIAL SYSTEM

Chapter 4
METHODOLOGY

4.1 Algorithm
Step 1 - Search navjeevanvivahsantha.com on any browser.
Step 2 - If you have already register then login your account.
Step 3 - Find your perfect match using this site.
Step 4 - Manage your account or edit your account.
Step 5 - Live chat & video calling on this site.
Step 6 - Contact with organization members of this site.
Step 7 - Find the location of organization on this site.
Step 8 - Logout your account.

4.2 System Architecture / Block Diagram

The Matrimonial System is one of the most useful systems. This system provides
more benefits than any other system to register any other systems. Secure &
Trusted Matrimonial System is a webapplication to automate the process for
utilization of various profile provided by Navjeevan Vivah Santha for the
Brides/Groom.

Matrimonial System takes care of the activities related to the profiles provided by
the users. The major responsibility is to take care of the proper utilization of users
profiles. Here in Secure & Trusted Matrimonial System, It has two main modules;
Admin and user. To aware peoples about our web application we will broadcast
the message and published advertises.

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Fig 4.2: Architecture Diagram

4.3 Detail Working

The greatest advantage of working with a matrimonial site is that they have a huge
data base of both bride and groom profiles. Therefore as a registered member, you
can gain access to a vast number of options in front of you.
Whatever could be your preferences, you are assured of finding the suitable
partner who can meet your expectations. Since the searching happens within the
safe portals of the matrimonial site, you can contact the prospective brides and
grooms only when you area satisfied about their suitability to your expectations.
Therefore, your privacy is always safeguarded when you work with matrimonial
services.

4.3.1 What makes a high-quality Web application design?

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All though there are books filled with Web design guidelines, there is a wide gap
between a heuristic such as “make the interface consistent” and the
implementation of this advice. Furthermore, guidelines tend to conflict, and they
offer the same advice for all types of Web sites, regardless of their purpose.

Finally, guidelines require careful study and practice and might not be familiar to
the occasional Web designer. As part of the Web Tango project, we explore
automated approaches for helping designers improve their sites. Our goal is to
create an interactive tool that helps steer occasional Web site builders away from
bad designs and toward better ones — a “quality checker” tool, analogous to a
grammar checker in a word processor. What distinguishes our work from most
others is that this tool is based on empirically derived measures computed over
thousands of Web pages.

We converted these measures, which characterize the informational, navigational,

and graphical aspects of a Website, into profiles for a variety of site types. Our
rudimentary design-checking tool uses these profiles to assess Web site designs;
future versions will also suggest design improvements.

One of the most pressing usability issues in the design of web sites is that of how
to improve navigation and search. We are conducting a series of usability studies
to address this problem, focusing on web sites that consist of large collections of
loosely organized information.

This article describes our method and presents preliminary results which suggest
that use of faceted metadata can be useful both for the initial stages of highly
constrained search and for the intermediate stages of less constrained browsing
tasks. We also find that users state an interest in using different search interface
types to support different search strategies.

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