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● Topic-E-COMMERCE WEBSITE
1.Acknowledgment.................................................................................
2. Abstract ........................................................................................................
3.Introduction .............................................................................................
8. Modules................................................................................
9. Output...................................................................................
10. Result / Conclusion.....................................................................
12. Reference.............................................................................................
Acknowledgment
Abstract
The title of the project is “E COMMERCE WEBSITE ”.
According to the fast changing of business environment nowadays, we have to
be more effective and fast in responding to customers' needs to make them able
to access to our products instantly. This can be done by designing an E-
commerce web application for online shopping, which sells variant fashions and
goods to the customers either by instant payment or by payment on delivery.
Many business houses carry out commercial transactions using websites. This
makes the shopping process on the web familiar and makes the E-commerce an
accepted paradigm. To implement an online shopping, a virtual store on the
Internet is needed which allows customers to seek for products and select them
from a catalog. The customer needs to fill some fields to order a specific
product. The purpose of this paper is designing and implementation of online
shopping website of clothes. This E-commerce shopping website needs to be
designed and developed by studying and understanding the server and client
techniques, Adobe Dreamweaver application, relational databases and many
programming languages such as HTML, CSS, JAVA, JAVASCRIPT and PHP.
Introduction to the topic:-
E-commerce (electronic commerce or EC) is the buying and selling of goods and ser- vices,
or the transmitting of funds or data, over an electronic network, primarily the internet. These
business transactions occur either as business-to-business, business-to- consumer, consumer-
to-consumer or consumer-to-business.
E-commerce shops have become part of our daily lives. Technological advancement has
made it possible for people to sit in the convenience of their homes and still shop online
without going to a physical shop.
In this website the customer can search for products selection, update the cart, remove
products from the cart and check out from the shop. The customer is also able to update his
information such as names, address and other data.
The User is only able to browse the online shop and add a product to the cart. The user is
limited to the use of the shop.
Objectives
8. Increasing sales
The objective of increasing sales will always remain continuous and constant for an
ecommerce business. In order to thrive in the ecommerce industry, you need to
boost your sales, constantly. All other objectives are zeroed down to make this
objective happen. However, you also need to look into your past store analytics and
figure out the marketing tactics that have worked well for you to increase sales.
Although these objectives could help you in gaining sales, nothing can beat the tried
and tested marketing tactics for your business. For instance, the products that are
sold the most, ideally the best seller can be used for remarketing and grab more
attention. Any marketing strategy you used earlier including the email targeting and
traffic boosting tactics must be revisited and worked upon to increase sales. Based
on the above-mentioned objectives and the marketing tactics that actually worked for
you, you need to design your marketing plan. Only you can decide what is perfect for
your business and what is not. Every business is unique, and so is yours.
TOOLS/PLATFORM
These are the necessary tools and materials needed to build the website both the
front- end and the back-end. These include software and open source materials .
Html/Html5
CSS 3
Software/Hardware Requirements:
Hardware:
Processor Processor Speed
Hard Disk Space Ram Memory
Software :
Pentium-II or higher 530 MHZ
10 GB (min.)
CSS Code:
CSS is simply referred to as Cascading Style Sheets.CSS is used to define styles for web
pages, including the design, layout, and variations in the display for different de- vices and
screen sizes.
1. INDEX PAGE-
This page is the cover page of the website where we can sign up and
search products with our convenient filters.
2. PAYMENT AND CHECKOUT-
This is the page where we can see our total amount and decide the way of
payment. We can add, remove and set the quantities of products in the
final basket.
3. ABOUT US-
This page gives the information of the website, helpline number, mail id,
etc for the trust of the customers.
4. PRODUCTS-
This page contains details of all the products that you searched or are somewhat close
to your preferences.
5. SINGLE-
This page contains all the details of a single product that you clicked.
CONCEPT OF OS
Customer interface is the main interface created in this project. With the
customer interface, I used HTML5 and CSS3.
shop either to buy products or to browse. The customer can browse a product,
add a product to the cart, change personal information, check shopping history
and checkout or log out. The User, on the other hand, can only browse and add
a product to cart. The homepage or interface is the index page of the shop so
can be accessed when the address is typed into a browser. The webpage has
products images, names, prices, product categories and product brands. The
webpage has a sign in link, sign up link, cart, company contact information.
API
What are APIs?
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are constructs made available in
programming languages to allow developers to create complex functionality
more easily. They abstract more complex code away from you, providing some
easier syntax to use in its place.
APIs are available for both desktop and mobile operating systems. The
Windows API, for example, provides developers with user interface controls
and elements, such as windows, scroll bars, and dialog boxes. It also provides
commands for accessing the file system and performing file operations, such as
creating and deleting files. Additionally, the Windows API includes networking
commands that can be used to send and receive data over a local network or the
Internet. A website API may be as simple as a set of XML elements with a few
basic commands for retrieving the information.
COMMON BROWSER APIs
APIs for manipulating documents loaded into the browser. The most
obvious example is the DOM (Document Object Model) API, which allows you
to manipulate HTML and CSS — creating, removing and changing HTML,
dynamically applying new styles to your page, etc.
APIs that fetch data from the server to update small sections of a webpage
on their own are very commonly used.
APIs for drawing and manipulating graphics are now widely supported in
browsers — the most popular ones are Canvas and WebGL, which allow you
to programmatically update the pixel data contained in an
HTML <canvas> element to create 2D and 3D scenes.
WEB OS
What is Web OS?
A Web OS is a user interface (UI) that allows people to access applications
stored completely or in part on the Web. It might mimic the user interface of
traditional computer operating systems like Windows, but it doesn't interact
directly with the computer's hardware. The user must still have a traditional OS
on his or her computer.
Web operating systems can't replace your computer's native OS -- in fact, they
depend on traditional computer operating systems to work. The user side of
Web OS software, whether it's a Web browser or a system-specific client, runs
on top of your computer's OS. But programmers design Web operating systems
to look and act like a desktop OS. A Web OS might look a lot like a traditional
OS, but it doesn't manage your computer's hardware or software.
A Web OS allows you to access applications stored not on your computer, but
on the Web. The applications exist wholly or in part on Web servers within a
particular provider network. When you save information in an application, you
might not store it on your computer. Instead, you save the information to
databases connected to the Internet. Some Web operating systems also give you
the option to save information to your local hard disk drive.
Conclusion
The electronic shop was developed using HTML5 and CSS3 technology. Any consumer can
browse products, add, replace or delete a product from the cart.
Global network of electronic commerce has made in this era on the first list in the modern
business; offering job opportunities in the field of E-Commerce Website, Statistics e-
commerce, online shopping system. The proposed site design is characterized by attractive
and provides easy navigation, multiple options in terms of brand, colour and design. The
purpose of this project is to locate the customer a flexible, attractive and easy-to-use web site
to provide along with an added feature, such as a list of payment using a credit card. The
online trading system is also undergoing improvements as the change is working to improve
e-commerce in the future such as working to provide multiple shopping carts for all design
mobile applications for social site.
Progress Report:
References
1. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/301567160_e-
Commerce_Project_Based_Learning
2. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327896639_Build_an_Online_Shop_Web
site_Using_Html_Programming_Language
3. https://www.academia.edu/20129651/Build_Your_Own_Website_The_Right_Way_
Using_HTML_CSS_3rd_Edition