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Application
A
Project Report
On
Prof.Madhavi Tarawade.
S.B.B Alias Appasaheb Jedhe Arts , Commerce ,
Science College , Pune .
(Department of Computer Application)
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Aditya Patil , a student of class B.C.A(Sem III)
Has successfully completed the project titled “Home Services” A client has
any need like electrocution, plumber, mechanics software get near service
provide with reasonable price. Satisfactorily fulfilling the practical requirement
for the Bachelor of Computer Application (Sem III) at Savitribai Phule
University ,Pune during the academic year 2023-2024.
InternalExaminer ExternalExaminer
Acknowledgement
I am proud to present my project on the topic “Home Service” A client has any
need like electrocution, plumber, mechanics software get near service provide
with reasonable price.
This project would not have been feasible without the proper and rigorous
guidance of my teacher, Mrs.[Teachers Last Name], who supported us
throughout this project in every possible way. This project involved various
difficult research task that had to be carried out to obtain result and conclude
the report on a meaningful note.
Rigorous hard work has been put into this project to ensure its quality. I hope
that this project will serve as an inspiration for students and guide them in
every possible way.
~Aditya Patil.
INDEX
Sr.no.
Content
1 Inroduction
2 System Analysis
3 System Design
4 Implementation Details
5 Form Design
6 Report
8 Future Enhancement
9 Conclusion
10 Bibliograhy
Introduction
1. Problem Statement:
The lack of a centralized platform for accessing reliable home services often
leaves homeowners in a predicament when faced with household issues.
Traditional methods of finding service providers through word-of-mouth
recommendations or online searches can be time-consuming and unreliable.
Moreover, there is a significant risk of encountering unqualified or
untrustworthy service providers, leading to subpar solutions, delays, and even
potential safety hazards.
3. Literature Survey:
Extensive research and analysis have been conducted to understand the
existing challenges in accessing home services and the factors influencing
customer satisfaction. Studies have shown that a significant proportion of
homeowners encounter difficulties in finding reliable service providers and
often face issues such as delays, inflated pricing, and poor service quality.
Furthermore, there is a growing demand for convenient and transparent
platforms that offer easy access to verified home service professionals.
By addressing the identified problem statement and aligning with our purpose,
objectives, and goals, our Home Service application aims to revolutionize the
way homeowners access and experience home services, offering convenience,
reliability, and peace of mind.
System Analysis
2. Feasibility Study:
A feasibility study was conducted to assess the viability of developing the
Home Service Application. This study evaluated various aspects, including:
Requirement Analysis:
1. Functional Requirements:
Functional requirements define the specific functionalities and features that
the Home Service Application must possess to meet user needs. These include:
Response time: The application should respond promptly to user actions, such
as loading pages, searching for services, and processing payments.
Scalability: The application should be able to handle a growing user base and
increasing service demand without significant degradation in performance.
Reliability: The application should be highly reliable, with minimal downtime
and robust error handling mechanisms.
Compatibility: The application should be compatible with a variety of devices,
operating systems, and screen sizes to ensure a seamless user experience
across different platforms.
3. Security Requirements:
Security requirements outline the measures and protocols to ensure the
confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data within the Home Service
Application. These include:
Components:
2. Controllers:
Manage the flow of data between the UI and backend services, handling
user inputs and requests.
3. Backend Services:
Includes modules for user authentication, service provider verification,
booking management, payment processing, and communication.
4. Database:
Stores data related to users, service providers, bookings, payments, service
categories, and user feedback.
5. User Authentication Module:
Manages user authentication processes, ensuring secure access to the
application.
9. Communication Module:
Enables real-time communication between users and service providers,
facilitating messaging and notifications.
Users interact with the UI to browse services, make bookings, and provide
feedback.
Controllers handle user inputs and requests, directing them to the appropriate
backend services.
Backend services process requests, interact with the database, and
communicate with external systems (e.g., payment gateways).
The database stores and retrieves data, ensuring consistency and integrity
throughout the system.
Authentication, booking management, payment processing, communication,
and feedback modules work together to provide a seamless user experience.
The admin panel allows administrators to manage system resources, monitor
activity, and configure settings.
Overall, the UML diagram illustrates how the various components of the
Home Service Application interact to provide a reliable, efficient, and user-
friendly platform for accessing home services.
ER Diagram:
Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram for Home Service Application
Description of Components:
1. Users:
Represents the users of the application, including homeowners seeking
services and service providers.
Users interact with the application to request services, view service listings,
provide feedback, etc.
3. Service Request:
Represents the request made by a homeowner for a specific service.
Includes details such as service type, location, preferred timing, etc.
4. Service Listing:
Contains a list of available services offered by service providers.
Users can browse through these listings to select the desired service.
5. User Authentication:
Handles the authentication process for users accessing the application.
Ensures secure access to the application and user data.
7. Payment Processing:
Manages the secure processing of payments for services rendered.
Includes functionalities like payment gateways, invoicing, and transaction
records.
8. Feedback:
Allows users to provide feedback on the services received.
Feedback helps in maintaining service quality and improving user satisfaction.
9. Admin Panel:
Represents the administrative interface of the application.
Administrators can manage user accounts, service listings, payment disputes,
etc.
This DFD provides a high-level overview of the data flow and interactions
within the Home Service application, illustrating how users interact with the
system to request and receive services.
A Data Flow Diagram (DFD) for a home service application provides a visual
representation of the flow of data within the system and between its external
entities. It helps to illustrate how data moves through the system, from input
to output, and how it is processed along the way. Here's a simplified
explanation of a DFD for a home service application:
1. External Entities :
User : Represents the users interacting with the home service application.
Users can include homeowners seeking services and service providers offering
their services.
Admin : Represents the administrators or managers who oversee and
manage the home service application.
2. Processes :
Registration/Login : This process handles user registration and login
functionalities. Users need to register with the application to access its
features. Existing users can log in using their credentials.
Service Request Handling : This process manages the flow of service
requests initiated by homeowners. It involves tasks such as receiving service
requests, matching them with suitable service providers, and notifying both
parties.
Service Provision : This process deals with service providers accepting
service requests, scheduling appointments, and providing services to
homeowners.
Payment Processing : This process handles payment transactions between
homeowners and service providers. It involves tasks such as calculating service
charges, processing payments, and generating invoices.
Feedback/Rating System : This process manages the collection of feedback
and ratings from homeowners regarding the services provided by service
providers. It helps maintain the quality of service and builds trust within the
platform.
Admin Management : This process involves tasks related to system
administration, such as user management, resolving disputes, and monitoring
overall system performance.
3. Data Stores :
User Profiles Database : Stores information about users, including their
personal details, login credentials, service preferences, and past transaction
history.
Service Requests Database : Stores information about service requests,
including details such as requested services, service location, scheduled
appointment times, and status updates.
Feedback/Ratings Database : Stores feedback and ratings provided by
homeowners for service providers, along with any comments or reviews.
Payment Records Database : Stores records of payment transactions,
including invoices, payment dates, amounts, and payment statuses.
4. Data Flows :
User Registration/Login Data : Represents the flow of user registration and
login data between the user interface and the user profiles database.
Service Request Data : Represents the flow of service request information
between homeowners and the service request handling process.
Service Provider Acceptance Data : Represents the flow of service request
acceptance data between service providers and the service provision process.
Payment Transaction Data : Represents the flow of payment transaction
data between homeowners, service providers, and the payment processing
system.
Feedback/Rating Data : Represents the flow of feedback and rating data
between homeowners, service providers, and the feedback/rating system.
Administrative Commands : Represents the flow of administrative
commands and data between the admin interface and the admin management
process.
Overall, this DFD provides a high-level overview of how data moves through
the home service application, from user interaction to backend processing,
facilitating efficient service delivery and management.
Level 0 (DFD) Diagram
Data Dictionary
This data dictionary outlines the key tables and their respective attributes in
the Home Service application database, providing a clear understanding of the
data structure and relationships within the system.
Level 1(DFD)
Level 2(DFD)
Implement Details
1. Hardware Requirements:
Server:
Processor: Intel Core i5 or equivalent
RAM: Minimum 8GB
Storage: SSD preferred for faster data access
Network Interface: Gigabit Ethernet
Client Devices (Smartphones, Tablets, Computers):
Compatible with iOS and Android platforms
Minimum screen resolution: 720p
Internet connectivity: Wi-Fi or mobile data
2. Software Requirements:
Operating System:
Server: Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS) or Windows Server
Client Devices: iOS (version 10 and above) and Android (version 5.0 and
above)
Server-Side Software:
Web Server: Apache or Nginx
Database: MySQL or PostgreSQL
Programming Language: Node.js (with Express framework) or Python (with
Django framework)
Authentication: JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for user authentication
Client-Side Software:
Mobile Application Development:
iOS: Swift programming language with Xcode IDE
Android: Kotlin programming language with Android Studio IDE
Web Application Development (optional):
HTML, CSS, JavaScript for front-end
React.js or Angular.js for front-end framework
Axios or Fetch API for handling client-server communication
Additional Software:
Payment Gateway Integration: Stripe, PayPal, or similar service for secure
payment processing
Geolocation API: Google Maps API or similar for location-based services
Notification Service: Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) or Apple Push
Notification Service (APNs) for push notifications
Version Control: Git for managing source code
Project Management: JIRA, Trello, or similar tools for task tracking and
collaboration
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Form Fields:
1. Service Type:
Dropdown menu with options such as Plumbing, Electrical, Carpentry,
Appliance Repair, Cleaning, etc.
2. Location:
Text input field where the user can enter their address or select from a list of
saved addresses.
3. Preferred Time:
Date and time picker to select the preferred date and time for the service
appointment.
4. Description of Issue:
Text area where the user can provide a brief description of the issue they are
facing.
1. Submit:
Button to submit the service request. Upon submission, the request will be
forwarded to the system for processing and assignment to a suitable service
provider.
2. Cancel:
Button to cancel the service request and return to the main dashboard or
previous screen.
Form Design
Considerations:
Responsive Design:
Ensure the form is designed to be responsive, adapting to different screen
sizes and devices for optimal user experience.
Error Handling:
Implement validation checks to ensure all required fields are filled out
properly. Display informative error messages if any fields are missing or invalid.
Progress Indicator:
Consider adding a progress indicator to show the user how far along they are
in the service request process.
Visual Feedback:
Provide visual feedback to the user upon successful submission of the
request, such as a confirmation message or animation.
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Form Mockup:
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This form design aims to provide users with a user-friendly and intuitive
interface for requesting home services, facilitating smooth communication
between users and service providers.
Report (O/P Screen)
Home Service Application Report (Output Screen)
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Estimated Cost:
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Action Required:
Please confirm the service request by clicking the "Confirm" button below.
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Advantage & Disadvantage
Advantages of a Home Service Application:
3. Reliability issues: While home service applications strive to vet and verify
service providers, there is always a risk of encountering unreliable or
unprofessional professionals. Users may face issues such as late arrivals,
incomplete work, or subpar service quality, which can undermine the trust and
credibility of the platform.
Introduction:
The Home Service application has been providing a convenient platform for
homeowners to access reliable service providers for various household needs.
To further improve user experience and address emerging demands, several
feature enhancements are proposed. These enhancements aim to enhance
convenience, reliability, and overall satisfaction for both users and service
providers.
Conclusion:
By implementing these feature enhancements, the Home Service application
aims to elevate its functionality, usability, and value proposition, ultimately
delivering a superior service experience to users while empowering service
providers to excel in their respective fields. These enhancements reflect a
commitment to continuous improvement and innovation in meeting the
evolving needs of modern homeowners.
Conclution
Conclusion:
This research article explores the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) and
mobile technologies in the development of a smart home services application.
It provides insights into the technical aspects, functionalities, and benefits of
such applications, which are relevant to the development of the Home Service
application discussed in this project.
2. Ospina, A., & Guzmán, J. D. (2020). Design of a Mobile Application for the
Provision of Home Services Using Agile Methodologies. *International Journal
of Interactive Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence*, 5(6), 53–59.
https://doi.org/10.9781/ijimai.2020.06.005
3. Li, X., Li, J., & Wang, H. (2021). Research and Design of Home Service
Management System Based on Mobile Internet Technology. *Frontiers in
Psychology*, 12, 1–7. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.726289
This research paper focuses on the research and design of a home service
management system based on mobile internet technology. It delves into the
architecture, features, and user experience design of such systems, providing
useful insights for the development of the Home Service application.
4. Hevner, A. R., March, S. T., Park, J., & Ram, S. (2004). Design Science in
Information Systems Research. *MIS Quarterly*, 28(1), 75–105.
https://doi.org/10.2307/25148625