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baCKGROUND OF THE STUDY
baCKGROUND OF THE STUDY
baCKGROUND OF THE STUDY
From the very beginning of our existence, the main goal of human beings is to evolve
and survive. At its very core, this sort nature is hardwired in every known species that seek to
survive and thrive to ultimately achieve purpose in this harsh world. However, the human
species has set itself above others by developing their superior intellectual abilities that enabled
the species to thrive and survive via many tools and techniques that it has developed through
countless generations. This realization eliminated the various threats of extinction which led to
the exploration of other mediums that built the modern sophisticated society we know today.
Human beings began to question their reality through philosophy, to question our existence and
to know the art that surrounds us. As we delve deeper into these arts, the knowledge on what
makes something beautiful became more prevalent ushering the idea of fashion and couture.
Much known in the form of clothing throughout history however in the modern utopia of today,
grooming such as haircuts and beard cuts became a major fashion statement. One of the most
prevalent symbols for cleanliness and prestige, the haircut is a versatile fashion statement that
is not bound by a single design or framework but can be altered to be suitable for its bearer. The
popular styling may be having a resurgence today but this form of fashion has been a relevant
subject since the ancient time as stated by Gibson (2022), the Venus of Willendorf and Venus of
Brassempouy, two statuettes from the Ice Age dated at 30,000BC, show evidence of hairstyling
and braiding. With that, not long after came the rise of the beard cut. A fashionable way to trim
or style the facial hair of men, the beard cut has been around for a long time. Stated by Almanac
(2021), ancient cave paintings often depict men without beards, and suggest that people shaved
or removed unwanted hair with clamshells, which were used like tweezers, or with blades made
of flint.
A good quality haircut is synonymous to being a well behaved and civilized citizen of
society. However, as time goes on the symbolism of a haircut evolved into a much personal
matter to someone’s ego. Its importance lies in the way it represents one’s personality and
image to the general public like a facial feature would. With this, barbershops and grooming
institutes have become a major industry everywhere. Trafft (2021) estimated that 45.5% of
industry revenue comes from haircutting and styling. A further 17.1% results from hair coloring
and tinting. However, even though garnering a booming economy it has been stopped by a
force no one can ever predict. As the Covid-19 virus pandemic struck the world, all industries
present in the world have come to a major halt. With this, people are forced to live digitally to
avoid contact with the virus. Thus, this predicament led to the lack of haircut and shaving
This pandemic may have been a disaster at large but it gave the world a new channel
and edge in the form of online services. With this new found flatform, the developers intend to
fully digitalize the shaving and grooming industry with the help of our newly developed system,
painstaking progress since the birth of the internet. Many tools of the trade are utilized today to
develop systems and website in the industry today. This includes the booking and purchasing
system the developers have created. This includes the help of the following building tools used
to create, maintain and innovate the created website we developed. To help ease the
processes, the developers provided ample interpretation of the said tools below:
WIX. An editor that the developers utilized to create the given booking and purchasing
system, WIX is a very powerful and versatile software. The culmination of their technologies
created an environment where newcomers and long-time experts create their own personalized
and professional online presence. It is world-class powerful drag and drop editor that ease its
users by creating webpages with the most simplistic approach into web design.
JavaScript. For a more sophisticated feel and look on the web program that the
developers have created, the implementation of JavaScript within its inner workings is applied.
A popular and dynamic computer programming software that enables its users to implement
complex and fine details into a system being created. JavaScript uses a lightweight
programming language that allows a more client base interaction with the users other that being
a static website.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). A primary support programming language used in web
design, the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is used by the developers in the web system created
to control and describe the styles of the webpage shown at all times in the screen. This software
fortifies the structuring of the program by neatly laying out the HTML elements which includes
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). This mark-up language is used by the developers to
define the structure of the web program. It is one of the most basic and important systems for
tagging all the necessary details needed in the making of the program which include text, color,
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* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
*/
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Endpoint,
EventSource,
Message,
MessageType,
PostMessageWithOrigin,
WireValue,
WireValueType,
} from "./protocol";
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*/
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}
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*/
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*/
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on the proxy.
* Note: This needs to be its own type alias, otherwise it will not distribute over unions.
* See https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types.html#distributive-
conditional-types
*/
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// Otherwise, the property is converted to a Promise that resolves the cloned value.
T extends Function | ProxyMarked ? Remote<T> : Promisify<T>;
/**
* Takes the raw type of a property as a remote thread would see it through a proxy (e.g. when
passed in as a function
* argument) and returns the type that the local thread has to supply.
* Note: This needs to be its own type alias, otherwise it will not distribute over unions. See
* https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types.html#distributive-conditional-
types
*/
? Local<T>
: Unpromisify<T>;
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transfer handlers).
*/
/**
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*/
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/**
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the local thread
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type.
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*/
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* Takes the type of an object as a remote thread would see it through a proxy (e.g. when
passed in as a function
* argument) and returns the type that the local thread has to supply.
* This does not handle call signatures, which is handled by the more general `Local<T>` type.
*/
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*/
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/**
* Takes the raw type of a remote object, function or class in the other thread and returns the
type as it is visible to
* the local thread from the proxy return value of `Comlink.wrap()` or `Comlink.proxy()`.
*/
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RemoteObject<T> &
?(
) => Promisify<ProxyOrClone<Unpromisify<TReturn>>>
: unknown) &
?{
new (
...args: {
}
): Promisify<Remote<TInstance>>;
: unknown) &
ProxyMethods;
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*/
/**
* Takes the raw type of a remote object, function or class as a remote thread would see it
through a proxy (e.g. when
* passed in as a function argument) and returns the type the local thread has to supply.
* This is the inverse of `Remote<T>`. It takes a `Remote<T>` and returns its original input `T`.
*/
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*/
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*/
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*/
/**
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* registered under).
*/
deserialize(value: S): T;
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*/
expose(obj, port1);
},
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port.start();
return wrap(port);
},
};
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value: unknown;
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*/
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serialize({ value }) {
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isError: true,
value: {
message: value.message,
name: value.name,
stack: value.stack,
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throw Object.assign(
new Error(serialized.value.message),
serialized.value
);
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},
};
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*/
string,
TransferHandler<unknown, unknown>
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["proxy", proxyTransferHandler],
["throw", throwTransferHandler],
]);
if (!ev || !ev.data) {
return;
path: [] as string[],
...(ev.data as Message),
};
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returnValue = rawValue;
break;
case MessageType.SET:
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returnValue = true;
break;
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break;
case MessageType.CONSTRUCT:
returnValue = proxy(value);
break;
case MessageType.ENDPOINT:
{
expose(obj, port2);
break;
case MessageType.RELEASE:
returnValue = undefined;
break;
} catch (value) {
Promise.resolve(returnValue)
.catch((value) => {
})
.then((returnValue) => {
closeEndPoint(ep);
}
});
} as any);
if (ep.start) {
ep.start();
if (isMessagePort(endpoint)) endpoint.close();
if (isReleased) {
}
function createProxy<T>(
ep: Endpoint,
): Remote<T> {
get(_target, prop) {
throwIfProxyReleased(isProxyReleased);
return () => {
return requestResponseMessage(ep, {
type: MessageType.RELEASE,
}).then(() => {
closeEndPoint(ep);
isProxyReleased = true;
});
};
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const r = requestResponseMessage(ep, {
type: MessageType.GET,
path: path.map((p) => p.toString()),
}).then(fromWireValue);
return r.then.bind(r);
},
throwIfProxyReleased(isProxyReleased);
return requestResponseMessage(
ep,
type: MessageType.SET,
value,
},
transferables
).then(fromWireValue) as any;
},
throwIfProxyReleased(isProxyReleased);
return requestResponseMessage(ep, {
type: MessageType.ENDPOINT,
}).then(fromWireValue);
return requestResponseMessage(
ep,
type: MessageType.APPLY,
argumentList,
},
transferables
).then(fromWireValue);
},
construct(_target, rawArgumentList) {
throwIfProxyReleased(isProxyReleased);
return requestResponseMessage(
ep,
type: MessageType.CONSTRUCT,
},
transferables
).then(fromWireValue);
},
});
transferCache.set(obj, transfers);
return obj;
w: PostMessageWithOrigin,
targetOrigin = "*"
): Endpoint {
return {
addEventListener: context.addEventListener.bind(context),
removeEventListener: context.removeEventListener.bind(context),
};
if (handler.canHandle(value)) {
return [
type: WireValueType.HANDLER,
name,
value: serializedValue,
},
transferables,
];
return [
type: WireValueType.RAW,
value,
},
transferCache.get(value) || [],
];
switch (value.type) {
case WireValueType.HANDLER:
return transferHandlers.get(value.name)!.deserialize(value.value);
case WireValueType.RAW:
return value.value;
function requestResponseMessage(
ep: Endpoint,
msg: Message,
transfers?: Transferable[]
): Promise<WireValue> {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
const id = generateUUID();
return;
ep.removeEventListener("message", l as any);
resolve(ev.data);
} as any);
if (ep.start) {
ep.start();
});
.fill(0)
.join("-");
module.exports = React;
module.exports = ReactDOM;
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import them before they are loaded
const { lodash, react, reactDOM } = (window.externalsRegistry = {
})
lodash.onload = resolve
})
// @ts-ignore
reactDOM.onload = () => {
Object.assign(window.reactDOMReference, window.ReactDOM,
window.preactCompat, { loading: false })
resolve()
})
// @ts-ignore
resolve()
})
module.exports = window._
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performanceEntries: Array<PerformanceEntry>
) => {
// @ts-ignore
openPerformanceToolWindow!.postMessage(
})
// @ts-ignore
const openPerformanceToolWindow =
window.open(TB_PERFORMANCE_TOOL_URL, '_blank')
// @ts-ignore
if (workerThread) {
// @ts-ignore
entry.startTime = entry.startTime +
workerZeroBuffer
entry.worker = 'WORKER'
})
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addOpenedMessageListenerToWindow(openPerformanceToolWindow,
performanceEntries)
})
// @ts-ignore
} else {
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performanceEntries)
SCREENSHOTS
Throughout the development of the booking and purchasing web program, the
developers have gone through all painstaking steps to achieve maximum detail and precision
that will create a simple, user-friendly and most importantly, usable website that the masses
would enjoy and would gravitate toward. The “KaVOGUErong Barbero” website is created by
utilizing the latest technological innovation in computer science that combines various
programming languages and software that enables the given website to function quickly and
smoothly.
Now, to further solidify the booking and purchasing web program made by the
developers, here is a brief and detailed evaluation of all the functions controls that the website
Figure 1.1
Figure 1.0 and figure 1.1 showcase the log in or sign in pages of the site. It is used to
indicate and identify a particular customer that wants to access the services or goods that the
business establishment offers. Upon clicking the login button in the top right corner, Figure 1.0
will appear that will give the customers suggestion if they want to connect their presence in the
website to their social media account and if not Figure 1.1 will appear for the customers to sign
in themselves.
Figure 2.0
Figure 2.1
Home/Front Page
One of the most important parts of our website, the home. Being that the web program is
representing a shop with beautification purposes, the developers aim to harness that same
energy into creating a home page that provides an appealing and inviting first impression to its
customers. The home page is composed of the name of the service shop we are representing
which is “KaVOGUErong Barbero, haircutting and grooming services” with a tagline “maker of
true gentlemen”. In Figure 2.0 can also be seen the shortcut button “Book now” that when
pressed, will transport the user to our booking catalog. As the users scroll down, a small
suggestive catalog of our products can be seen with a button below that says “SHOP NOW” that
Figure 3.0
Figure 3.1
Booking/Service Page
The very heart of this business establishment is its services offered, the booking page of
this web program allows the customers to see and pick out the service that they want to be
provided for them from the wide selection of services and amenities that the business
establishment provides in this page. Primarily, this site was inspired to be created due to the
Covid-19 virus that hindered humanity and made our live mostly digital. Figure 3.0 shows our
first service given, the Supreme Haircut. Figure 3.1 shows our other two services provided, the
Excelsior Beardcut and lastly but not the least the Don’s Enterprise, a combination of our finest
haircut and sublime beardcut to complete the “KaVOGUErong Barbero'' luxury experience.
Figure 4.0
Figure 4.1
Shop/Purchasing Page
It is important to know that the shop is also a brand, “KAVOGUErong Barbero” is a brand that is
synonymous to hair care and luxury which is why the display of our various products are in
order to reflect that same kind of energy to the customers shopping online. As shown in Figure
4.0 and Figure 4.1, upon clicking the quick access button “Shop” on the home page, the users
will be transported into our merchandising aisle where the customers are able see our catalog of
products that are specified. When there, the customers are able to add the items they pick out
Figure 5.0
Figure 5.1
Story/About Us Page
This page is all about what the shop represents to its owners, its legacy to the society it
serves. This page highlights what it means to create and manage a business with heart and
passion, to serve its patrons with utmost dedication and trust that they will receive the
experience of their lifetime. In Figure 5.0, the users will be able to see the story of the shop and
brand that we represent, where our name came from and so on. As the users scroll down,
Figure 5.1 will appear. It is the part that gives the customer a small tip to properly shave and
Figure 6.0
Payment Section
Like any other business, revenue is important for the longevity and maintenance of the
business establishment. The payment section gives the customer the option to pay online given
the Gcash QR code of our business establishment is posted in this section as shown in Figure
6.0.
Figure 7.0
To make the customer feel that they are valued ang heard in our small community, the
developers employ the use of customer services. A way for the customers to connect with the
developers and owners of the establishment to say any feedback or comments about the
services or merchandise being offered. Maybe a technical issue like software malfunction or just
general mistakes, we value our customers input and comment for it is the main reason why we
fix and innovate the system at hand. As seen in Figure 7.0, the developers have put two ways
for the customers to communicate with the owners, first is the standard email messaging and
For the customer to locate and find our main shop and store, the business
establishment’s address is shown with the corresponding contacts including the shop's main
telephone and email address as shown in Figure 8.0. As for social media, being that we are an
online establishment in the form of this website, the developers intend to create a whole online
media persona that will effectively be an active advertisement for people to avail our goods and
services.