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E-Commerce Website Progress Report

The document provides a second progress report on an e-commerce website project submitted by 5 students. It summarizes the features they wanted to implement, features they incorporated, difficulties faced, things learned, and future plans. The front-end features implemented include a user data storage system and cart button. Backend setup and front-end design were major challenges. The students learned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Future plans include adding all initially intended features.

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E-Commerce Website Progress Report

The document provides a second progress report on an e-commerce website project submitted by 5 students. It summarizes the features they wanted to implement, features they incorporated, difficulties faced, things learned, and future plans. The front-end features implemented include a user data storage system and cart button. Backend setup and front-end design were major challenges. The students learned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Future plans include adding all initially intended features.

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Department of

Computer Science & Engineering

Second Progress Report


On
Project Title: E-Commerce Website

Submitted By
Rajiv Kumar (0905CS211134)
Ram Kumar Singh Bhadoriya (0905CS211136)
Rounit Singh (0905CS211143)
Rupesh Bhargava (0905CS211144)
Sachin Kumar (0905CS211145)
Submitted To
Mrs. Priusha Narwariya
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Index

1. Features we wanted to implement.

2. Features we have managed to incorporate.

3. Difficulties we faced.

4. Things we got to learn.

5. Future scope and plans for the project.


Features we wanted to implement

1) Front-end: talking of front-end, in starting when we planned for making this pro
decided on following features:

• Product catalog: This is the heart of your e-commerce website, where customer
can browse and purchase your products.

• Shopping cart: This allows customers to add products to their cart and review
their order before checkout.

• Order management: This allows you to track and manage customer


orders, including processing, shipping(not for now), and returns.

• Customer account management: This allows users to create an account, track


their orders, and manage their personal information.
Features we wanted to implement

2)Back-end: Now as far as backend is considered, back then we agreed on followi


features

A
• server based system for hosting website.
A
• database for collecting the data of our users.

• Storing and managing product data.

• Processing orders.

• Managing customer accounts.

• Generating reports.
Features we have managed to incorporate

1)Front-end: talking of front-end, in this current working prototype that we are su


we have incorporated following features:

• A clean and rather best (in our capabilities) way to store and manage User’s data.

• We didn’t have time to add multiple pages in the website so we added only a few
default pages but we will give our best to improve it in future.

• An Cart button to save the clothes that the user want to review that later.
Difficulties we came across

While building this project following are some features which proved to be
very tough to code.

➢ The logic of the Cart button was a bit hard as it required the use of loops and

we were working with JavaScript for the first time.

➢ Keeping the formatting and design style we were using uniform throughout the

project was also a hard trick to pull off, as in giving the same color to different
elements


The last and the biggest problem we faced was that we faced is setting up and
configuring the backend and also in the designing of the front end of the site.
This has
taken a lot of time as we are working on HTML, CSS and JS for the first time.
Thing we got to learn

Creating This e-commerce website was a excellent opportunity that we


got and we got to learn following stuff out of it.

1. Basic HTML: Hyper Text Markup language is the programming language use
provide the basic structure of the web-page.

2. Basic CSS: Cascading style sheets is a fancy name given to a styling languag
web to improve how your web pages look .

3. Basic JavaScript: It is a full fledged programming language which gives the w


intractability by providing the logic .
Future scope and plans for the project

If we got to continue this project we have decided to add all the features we

mentioned above, that we weren’t able to add for any reason in the MARK I.

And this time we think we would have more probability of doing so since we

already

have a basic MARK I of our project

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