J.

C Bose University of Science & Technology

YMCA, Faridabad

PROJECT REPORT ON

AMAZONA -E COMMERCE
Submitted in the partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of the
Degree of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
In
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (2019-2023)
By
HITESH KUMAR (19001011028)
Under supervision of
Mr. AJAY PAREEK

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INTERNSHIP COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

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 CANDIDATE DECLARATION

I hereby certify that the work which is being presented in this project report titled ” AMAZONA
-E COMMERCE” submitted to “J.C Bose University of Science &
Technology,YMCA,Faridabad”, is an authentic record of my own work carried out in the
company “H&H Infosystem Pvt. Ltd. ”The work contained in this thesis has not been
submitted to any other University of Institute
Hitesh Kumar

19001011028

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 EXAMINERS' EVALUATION

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 ACKNOWLEDGMENT

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to H&H Info System Pvt. Ltd. for providing
me with the opportunity to complete my web development internship with their esteemed
organization.

I am immensely thankful to Mr. Ajay Pareek, my internship supervisor, for his invaluable
guidance and support throughout my internship period. His expertise and mentorship have
significantly contributed to my professional growth.

I would also like to extend my appreciation to the entire team at H&H Info System Pvt. Ltd.
for their collaborative work environment and for sharing their knowledge and expertise.

I am grateful to J.C Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, for providing me
with a strong foundation in my academic studies, which served as a solid basis for my
internship experience.

This internship experience has been invaluable, providing me with practical exposure to web
development and enhancing my skills in React, JavaScript, and other relevant technologies. I
am grateful for the knowledge and experience gained, which will undoubtedly shape my
future career endeavours.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to making my internship journey a remarkable and
rewarding experience.

Sincerely,

Hitesh Kumar

19001011028

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Internship Completion Certificate 2

Candidate Declaration 3

Acknowledgement 5

1. Company Profile 7

2. Introduction to Project 8

3. Requirement Analysis 11

4. Design 20

5. Information About Module 23

6. Data Dictionary 25

7. Testing 27

8. GUI 29

9. References 31

Brief Profile of Student 33

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 COMPANY PROFILE

H&H Info System Pvt. Ltd.: H&H is an award-winning global provider of high-quality
web development services. We deliver world-class web solutions to clients of every size. We
have offices India and are one of the fast-growing software solution providers. Thecompany
deals in web and mobile-based software solutions and our members do amazing things to
help businesses across the globe, solve their toughest challenges. We are an experienced
team of highly motivated software developers who work dedicatedly to achieve customer
satisfaction.

Our Commitment to Excellence:

At H&H Info System, we deliver excellence in every project, tailoring our solutions to meet the
specific needs and objectives of our clients. By combining cutting-edge technology with industry
expertise, we empower businesses to stay ahead of the curve and achieve sustainable success.

Global Presence and Reach:

With a rapidly expanding client base across the globe, H&H Info System is making a significant
impact in the technology industry. We actively engage with businesses from various regions,
embracing diverse perspectives and leveraging local insights to deliver impactful solutions.

Domain Expertise:
H&H Info System serves clients across diverse industries, including automotive, manufacturing,
healthcare, financial services, and telecommunications. Our deep understanding of these domains
enables us to develop tailored solutions that address industry-specific challenges and propel
businesses towards success.

Cutting-Edge Solutions:
We harness the latest advancements in technology to create innovative solutions. From enterprise
software development to data analytics, cloud solutions, software applications, and mobile app,
we offer a wide range of services that drive digital transformation and foster business growth.

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 INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT
This report provides a comprehensive overview of a front-end web development project
completed during my internship. The project focused on designing and developing an e-
commerce website for a clothing brand. The objective was to create a visually appealing and
user-friendly platform that effectively showcased the brand's clothing products and provided a
seamless shopping experience for customers.

1. Project Scope and Objectives:

• Design an attractive and intuitive user interface that reflects the brand's identity and
engages users.
• Develop a robust product catalog with detailed information, including images,
descriptions, pricing, and sizing options.
• Implement search and filtering functionalities to enable users to easily find desired
products based on categories, sizes, colors, and other attributes.
• Create a shopping cart feature that allows users to add products, view cart contents, and
proceed to checkout.
• Integrate secure payment gateways to ensure the safety and confidentiality of online
transactions.
• Incorporate user account management functionalities, such as user registration, login,
and order tracking.
• Ensure a responsive design to provide a seamless user experience across different
devices and screen sizes.

2. Technologies and Tools Used:

• HTML (Hypertext Mark-up Language), CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), and JavaScript
for front-end development.
• React, a popular JavaScript library, for building interactive user interfaces and
managing component-based architecture.
• Third-party APIs for secure payment processing and order tracking.
• Key Features and Functionality

The e-commerce website project included the following key features and
functionalities:

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• A visually appealing and intuitive user interface with clear navigation and engaging
visuals.
• A comprehensive product catalog showcasing clothing items with detailed information,
such as descriptions, prices, and available sizes.
• Search functionality allowing users to search for specific products based on categories,
keywords, or attributes.
• Filtering options enabling users to refine product search results based on size, color,
price range, etc.
• A shopping cart feature that allows users to add products, view the cart contents, and
proceed to checkout securely.
• Integration of trusted payment gateways to facilitate safe and seamless online
transactions.
• User account management functionalities, including user registration, login, and order
tracking for enhanced customer experience.
• Responsive design ensuring the website's compatibility and optimal performance across
various devices and screen sizes.

3. Challenges and Solutions:

• Throughout the project, several challenges were encountered and addressed, such as:
• Optimizing the website's layout design for improved performance and a visually
pleasing user interface.
• Implementing efficient algorithms for search and filtering functionalities to provide
accurate and relevant results.
• Ensuring cross-browser compatibility to provide a consistent user experience across
different web browsers.

4. Learning Outcomes:
The e-commerce website project provided valuable learning opportunities,
including:
• Gaining practical experience in front-end web development, specifically in React,
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Enhancing skills in user interface design, responsive web development, and
component-based architecture.

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• Strengthening knowledge of e-commerce platforms and best practices for creating
engaging and user-friendly interfaces.

• In conclusion, the successful completion of the e-commerce website project for a

clothing brand during my internship has been a significant milestone in my journey as
a front-end web developer. This project allowed me to apply theoretical knowledge
gained from my studies and expand my practical skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and
React.

• Throughout the development process, I gained valuable insights into the importance of
user interface design, responsive web development, and the integration of third-party
APIs for enhanced functionality. The project also presented opportunities to tackle
various challenges, such as optimizing performance, implementing efficient search and
filtering algorithms, and ensuring cross-browser compatibility.

• By working on this project, I developed a deeper understanding of e-commerce

platforms and the critical elements required to create an engaging and user-friendly
online shopping experience. The project's emphasis on visual aesthetics, intuitive
navigation, and seamless functionality has equipped me with valuable skills that will
serve me well in future web development endeavours.

• I am grateful for the guidance and mentorship provided by my internship supervisor

and the support of the entire team. Their expertise, constructive feedback, and
collaborative work environment contributed significantly to my growth as a web
developer.

• Overall, the e-commerce website project has been a rewarding and educational
experience, further fuelling my passion for front-end web development. I am confident
that the skills and knowledge gained from this project will empower me to take on
future challenges and contribute effectively to the field of web development.

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 Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
AMAZONA -E COMMERCE

Introduction
1.1 Purpose:
The purpose of the "Development of a Front-End E-commerce Clothing Website" project is to
create a visually appealing and user-friendly online platform for a clothing brand. The primary
objective is to develop a front-end website that enables customers to browse and purchase
clothing products in an intuitive and seamless manner.

1.2 Scope:
The "Development of a Front-End E-commerce Clothing Website" project will encompass the
following key functionalities to achieve its objectives:

1.2.1 Product Catalog:

• Design and implement a comprehensive product catalog that showcases the clothing
brand's offerings.
• Display product images, descriptions, pricing information, available sizes, colors, and
other relevant details.

1.2.2 Search and Filtering:

• Implement a robust search functionality that allows users to search for specific clothing
products based on categories, keywords, or attributes like color, size, or brand.
• Provide filtering options to refine search results based on user preferences.

1.2.3 Shopping Cart:

• Develop a shopping cart feature that enables users to add products to their cart, view
the cart contents, update quantities, and remove items.
• Calculate and display the total price, including any applicable taxes or discounts, and
provide a clear checkout option for users to proceed with their purchases.

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1.2.4 Secure Payment Processing:
• Integrate trusted and secure payment gateways to facilitate safe and secure online
transactions.
• Provide users with multiple payment options, such as credit cards, debit cards, or digital
wallets, ensuring a seamless and secure checkout process.

1.2.5 User Account Management:

• Implement user registration and authentication features, allowing users to create
accounts, log in, and manage their profiles.
• Enable registered users to view their order history, track shipments, manage billing and
shipping addresses, and update personal information.

1.2.6 Responsive Design:

• Develop a responsive website design that ensures optimal viewing and usability across
various devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.
• Ensure that the website layout, images, and content adapt to different screen sizes and
resolutions, providing a consistent user experience.

1.2.7 User Experience Enhancements:

• Focus on improving the overall user experience by designing intuitive and user-friendly
interfaces.
• Optimize page load times, navigation menus, and interactions to ensure a seamless and
enjoyable shopping experience for users.

1.2.8 User profile details:

• Upon conducting a user search, the front-end e-commerce clothing website will display
comprehensive information about the clothing products. This includes details such as
product descriptions, pricing, available sizes and colors, customer reviews, and related
images. By offering a comprehensive overview of the clothing products, the website
aims to provide users with the necessary information to make informed purchasing
decisions.

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1.2.9 Login functionality:

• To enhance user experience and provide personalized features, the front-end e-

commerce clothing website will incorporate a robust login functionality. Users will
have the ability to create accounts and log in to the website using their email addresses
or social media accounts.
• This login process will enable users to access their personalized settings, view order
history, manage preferences, and engage in personalized shopping experiences.

1.2.10 Shopping Cart and Checkout:

• Once logged in, users will be able to add desired clothing products to their shopping
carts. The website will provide a seamless and intuitive shopping cart feature, allowing
users to view and update the contents of their carts, adjust quantities, and remove items
if needed. When ready to make a purchase, users will proceed to the secure checkout
process, where they can review their selected items, enter shipping and billing
information, and select their preferred payment method.

1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations:

To ensure clarity and understanding throughout the software requirements specification, the
following definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations will be employed:
• User profile: A personalized section of the website that contains information specific
to an individual user, such as order history, saved preferences, and account settings.
• Login functionality: The feature that allows users to authenticate themselves and
access personalized features and information within the website.
• Shopping cart: A virtual container that allows users to collect and manage selected
items for purchase.
• Checkout: The process of finalizing a purchase by providing necessary information,
reviewing the order, and completing the payment transaction.

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 • API: Application Programming Interface. It refers to a set of rules and protocols that
allow different software applications to communicate and interact with each other,
enabling seamless data retrieval, integration, and functionality.

• SRS: Software Requirements Specification. It is a comprehensive document that

outlines the requirements, functionalities, and constraints of a software system, serving
as a blueprint for the development team.

2 . Experience in discovering and interacting with the clothing brand's products. The
application will act as a bridge between users and the vast resources available on the clothing
brand's website, utilizing the website's APIs to fetch relevant product data and facilitate various
interactions. By leveraging the power of the clothing brand's authentication system, users can
log in to the application with their accounts, ensuring a secure and streamlined experience.

2.1 User Classes and Characteristics

• The Web Development Project of Online Emporium Website of Front End caters to
different classes of users, each with their own characteristics and requirements. Firstly,
we have the General Users who visit the application without logging in.

• These users have the ability to search for products using their names, enabling them to
explore the clothing brand's website and discover products they might be interested in.
The application will provide them with the capability to view comprehensive product
details, including price, description, images, and other relevant information. While they
can gather valuable insights about products, they are unable to add products to their cart
or checkout directly through the platform.

• On the other hand, the Web Development Project of Online Emporium Website of Front
End offers an enhanced experience for Logged-in Users who have successfully logged
in using their accounts. These users enjoy the full range of features and functionalities
that the application has to offer. In addition to searching and accessing product details,
logged-in users have the privilege to add products to their cart and checkout. This
capability fosters better shopping experience among users, promoting engagement and
participation within the clothing brand's ecosystem.

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2.3 Operating Environment:

• To ensure seamless performance and accessibility, the Web Development Project of

Online Emporium Website of Front End will be developed using industry-standard web
technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These technologies provide a solid
foundation for creating interactive and user-friendly web interfaces, allowing users to
navigate and interact with the application effortlessly. The application will make
effective use of the clothing brand's APIs to fetch product data and enable
authentication, leveraging the existing infrastructure provided by the clothing brand.
This integration with the clothing brand's APIs ensures that the application stays up-to-
date with the latest features and enhancements, providing users with accurate and real-
time information.

3. Specific Requirements

3.1 Functional Requirements

3.1.1 Product Search

• The prominently displayed, allowing users to enter the product name they wish to
search for. Once the user submits the search query, the system will initiate an API call
1 Product Perspective

• The Web Development Project of Online Emporium Website of Front End will be a
robust and versatile web application that provides users with a seamless and enhanced
experience.to the clothing brand's website, fetching product data that matches the search
criteria.

• The system will efficiently process the response and display the search results in a clear
and organized manner. Each search result will include the product name, along with
relevant details that aid in product identification and selection.

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3.1.2 Product Details

• To enhance product discovery and enable a deeper understanding of the clothing brand's
products, the web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project
will provide a comprehensive product details view. When a user selects a particular
product from the search results, the system will present a detailed product page.

• This product page will prominently display the product image, allowing for easy visual
identification. Additionally, the product name, price, description, and other relevant
details will be prominently displayed, giving users a snapshot of the product's features
and specifications.

• The product page will also provide information such as the product's availability,
shipping information, and any additional product details that can be accessed through
the clothing brand's website. This comprehensive product details view aims to provide
users with a holistic understanding of the clothing brand's products, facilitating
effective shopping and decision-making.

3.1.3 Login Functionality

• To offer personalized features and enhanced functionality, the web development Online
Emporium clothing website front end project will incorporate a robust login system.
Users will have the option to log in to the application using their existing accounts.
Upon selecting the login feature, users will be prompted to enter their account
credentials, ensuring a secure and authenticated login process.

• The system will validate the provided credentials and, upon successful authentication,
grant users access to additional features that are exclusive to logged-in users. This login
functionality not only enhances user engagement but also enables seamless integration
with the clothing brand's authentication system, ensuring a consistent and secure user
experience.

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3.1.4 Shopping Cart Functionality

• The web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project will provide
users with a shopping cart functionality. This functionality will allow users to add
products to their cart and checkout. The shopping cart will be displayed prominently on
the website, allowing users to easily add and remove products. The shopping cart will
also keep track of the total price of the items in the cart, making it easy for users to track
their spending. The checkout process will be simple and straightforward, making it easy
for users to complete their purchases.

3.2 Non-Functional Requirements

• web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project will provide
users with a powerful and intuitive search functionality.

3.2.1 Performance

• The web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project must be
able to handle a high volume of traffic. The system must be able to respond to requests
quickly and efficiently, even during peak traffic times.

3.2.2 Scalability

• The web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project must be
scalable. The system must be able to handle an increasing number of users and requests
without compromising performance.

3.2.3 Security

• The web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project must be
secure. The system must protect user data from unauthorized access, disclosure,
modification, or destruction.

3.2.4 Usability

• The web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project must be
user-friendly. The system must be easy to use and navigate, even for users with limited
technical knowledge

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3.2.3 Compatibility

• To maximize accessibility and user reach, the web development Online Emporium
clothing website front end project will prioritize compatibility across a range of web
browsers and devices. The application will be designed and developed to be compatible
with popular web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and others. It will adhere
to web standards and leverage responsive web design techniques to ensure that the
application adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes and resolutions. Whether users
access the application on desktop computers, laptops, tablets, or mobile devices, they
can expect a consistent and optimized experience. This compatibility focus enables
users to engage with the web development Online Emporium clothing website front end
project regardless of their preferred browsing platform, empowering a wider user base
and promoting inclusivity within the clothing brand's community.
• In summary, the web development Online Emporium clothing website front end project
encompasses a wide range of functional and non-functional requirements that
contribute to the overall success and usability of the web application. By implementing
robust search, product details, login, and shopping cart functionalities, the application
offers users a powerful and engaging experience in discovering and interacting with the
clothing brand's products. Additionally, the emphasis on usability, security, and
compatibility ensures that the web development Online Emporium clothing website
front end project provides a seamless, secure, and accessible environment for users to
shop and browse within the clothing brand's ecosystem.

4. Conclusion

• In conclusion, the web development Online Emporium clothing website front end
project software requirements specification (SRS) serves as a comprehensive guide for
the development and implementation of the web application. By providing a detailed
analysis of the project's scope, functionalities, and requirements, the SRS lays the
foundation for a successful and impactful platform.
• The purpose of the web development AMAZONA -E COMMERCE clothing website
front end project is to enhance product discovery and interaction within the clothing
brand's
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 community. By utilizing the clothing brand's APIs, the application enables users to
search for products, access detailed product details, and engage in interactions such as
adding products to their cart and checkout. This empowers users to connect, shop, and
build meaningful relationships within the clothing brand's ecosystem.
• The SRS identifies and describes the different user classes and their characteristics.
General users, who visit the application without logging in, can search for products and
view their details. On the other hand, logged-in users, who have authenticated
themselves with their accounts, have access to additional features, including the ability
to add products to their cart and checkout. This distinction allows for tailored
experiences based on user engagement levels and encourages deeper interactions within
the community.
• The operating environment of the web development Online Emporium clothing website
front end project revolves around web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript. The application relies on the clothing brand's APIs for fetching product data
and authentication, leveraging the robust infrastructure provided by the clothing brand.
Compatibility with modern web browsers is ensured to accommodate users across
different platforms, ensuring a seamless and consistent experience.

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 DATA FLOW DESIGN

1. User Search

• The user enters a keyword in the search box.

• The UI captures the search query and sends it to the Product Search Service.
• The Product Search Service makes an API call to the product database, passing the
search query.
• The product database processes the request and returns product data matching the
search criteria.
• The Product Search Service receives the product data and sends it back to the UI.
• The UI displays the search results to the user.

2. Product Details

• The user clicks on a product from the search results.

• The UI captures the selection and sends a request to the Product Details Service,
providing the selected product's ID.
• The Product Details Service makes an API call to the product database, requesting
the product's details.
• The product database retrieves the product's details and returns it to the Product
Details Service.
• The Product Details Service receives the product details and sends it back to the UI.
• The UI displays the product details to the user.

3. Add to Cart

• The user clicks on the "Add to Cart" button for a product.

• The UI captures the selection and sends a request to the Cart Service, providing the
selected product's ID.
• The Cart Service adds the product to the user's cart.
• The Cart Service sends a notification to the UI that the product has been added to
the cart.

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 • The UI updates the cart view to reflect the addition of the product.

4. Checkout

• The user clicks on the "Checkout" button.

• The UI captures the selection and sends a request to the Checkout Service.
• The Checkout Service validates the user's cart and calculates the total price.
• The Checkout Service sends the user to the payment page.

5. Payment

• The user enters their payment information and clicks on the "Pay" button.
• The payment gateway processes the payment and returns a confirmation message.
• The Checkout Service receives the confirmation message and sends it back to the
UI.
• The UI displays the confirmation message to the user.

6. Error Handling

• Throughout the data flow, error handling mechanisms are in place to handle
exceptions and unexpected situations.
• If there are errors during API calls, such as network issues or invalid requests,
appropriate error messages are generated and displayed to the user.
• The UI captures and displays error messages to provide feedback and guide users
in resolving issues.
• Error handling mechanisms in the backend services ensure that any errors or
exceptions are properly logged and reported for debugging and troubleshooting
purposes.

7. Data Storage and Retrieval

• In addition to the data flow described above, the Online Emporium website may
involve data storage and retrieval processes.

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 • When a user adds a product to their cart, their cart data may be securely stored in a
database or other storage system.
• This allows for persistent user sessions and personalized experiences across
multiple interactions with the application.
• When retrieving product details or cart data, data may be cached to improve
performance and reduce the number of API calls, especially for frequently accessed
or trending product data.
• The data storage and retrieval mechanisms ensure efficient data management,
enhancing the overall performance and user experience of the Online Emporium
website.

8. Continuous Integration and Deployment

• The Online Emporium website's data flow design is closely integrated with the
development and deployment processes.
• Continuous integration and deployment practices can be implemented to automate
the building, testing, and deployment of the application.

• Additionally, adopting continuous integration and deployment practices promotes

efficient development and deployment processes, facilitating the rapid and reliable
delivery of new features and updates to users.

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 INFORMATION ABOUT MODULE

The Online Emporium website is implemented using a tech stack that includes React with
Typescript, React Redux, React Router, Axios, and a product database. This combination of
technologies enables the development of a robust and efficient web application with seamless
user interactions. Here is a descriptive information about the implementation of the project:

React with Typescript:

React with Typescript is a powerful combination that brings numerous benefits to the
implementation of the Online Emporium website. Reacts component-based architecture allows
for the creation of reusable UI elements, enhancing code organization and maintainability.
Typescript, with its static typing capabilities, provides additional type safety and helps catch
potential errors during development. By using React with Typescript, the development team
can create a structured and robust user interface that is easier to maintain and extend over time.

React Redux:

React Redux plays a vital role in managing the application's state. With React Redux, the state
is centralized, providing a single source of truth for the data used in the Online Emporium
website. This ensures consistency and simplifies data management across different
components. React Redux enables efficient state updates through actions and reducers,
allowing for predictable and controlled state changes. By utilizing React Redux, the
implementation of the Online Emporium website achieves better data flow and improved
scalability.

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React Router:

React Router is essential for handling navigation within the Online Emporium website
application. It enables users to move between different views and components based on their
actions, providing a seamless browsing experience. React Router manages the application's
URL history, allowing users to bookmark specific pages and easily share them with others. By
utilizing React Router, the implementation ensures that users can navigate through the
application effortlessly and access the desired features and content.

Product Database:

The integration of a product database is crucial for the functionality of the Online Emporium
website. This database serves as the primary source of product data, including product
descriptions, images, and prices. By leveraging the product database, the Online Emporium
website can provide users with accurate and up-to-date information about products. The
database also enables seamless product searching and browsing, allowing users to find the
products they are looking for quickly and easily.

By leveraging React with Typescript, React Redux, React Router, Axios, and a product
database, the implementation of the Online Emporium website benefits from a robust and
efficient tech stack. This combination of technologies ensures a scalable and maintainable
codebase, enhanced state management, seamless navigation, reliable API communication, and
access to rich product data from a database. As a result, users can enjoy a feature-rich and user-
friendly web application that enables easy searching, discovery, and purchase of clothing
product

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 DATA DICTIONARY

H&H Infosystem is a service and product-based company that specializes in developing

innovative solutions. As part of their product offerings, they have developed a web
development AMAZONA -E COMMERCE project that uses AMAZONA -E COMMERCE
search to power the searchfunctionality. The data dictionary for Online Emporium search in
this context is designed to meet the specific requirements of the Online Emporium website and
the corresponding use cases.

The data dictionary encompasses the following key components, providing an in-depth
understanding of their Online Emporium search implementation within the Online Emporium
website:

• Index: An index in Online Emporium search refers to a logical collection of documents that
share similar characteristics or belong to the same category.

o In their Online Emporium website, they create separate indices to store different types of data,
such as product information, product reviews, or customer orders.

o The indices help organize and structure the data in a way that allows for efficient search and
retrieval.

• Document: A document in Online Emporium search represents a single unit of information

stored within an index.

o Each document in their Online Emporium search index corresponds to a specific product,
product review, or customer order that is relevant to their Online Emporium website.

o For example, a document may consist of a product's name, description, price, and additional
metadata such as the category or brand associated with the product.

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• Fields: Fields in Online Emporium search define the different attributes or properties
associated with each document.

o In their Online Emporium website, they define fields that capture relevant information for
effective search and retrieval.

▪ Category: Represents the category or topic associated with the product, allowing for better
organization and filtering of search results.

• Mapping: Mapping in Online Emporium search defines the structure and data type of fields
within an index.

o It ensures consistent data representation and enables efficient search operations.

o In their implementation, they carefully define the mapping to ensure that the fields in their
index are properly indexed and optimized for search and retrieval.

o The mapping specifies the data types of each field and any specific configurations necessary
for accurate indexing and searching.

• Search Queries: Search queries play a crucial role in retrieving relevant documents based on
user input.

o Their Online Emporium search implementation supports various types of search queries,
including keyword-based searches, phrase searches, and fuzzy searches.

o These search queries are designed to provide accurate and relevant results to users interacting
with their Online Emporium website.

o They utilize the Online Emporium search query DSL (Domain Specific Language) to construct
and execute these search queries effectively.

• The data dictionary for Online Emporium search in their Online Emporium website is tailored
to meet the specific requirements of their product. It encompasses indices, documents, fields,
mapping, and search queries that align with the nature of the data they handle, such as product
information, product reviews, or customer orders.

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• This ensures that their Online Emporium search implementation effectively supports the search
and retrieval functionalities of their Online Emporium website, providing users with accurate
and relevant responses to their queries.

• The details of a data dictionary may vary depending on the application. H&H Infosystem
designed their data dictionary for web development search to optimize search performance,
ensure data consistency, and enhance the user experience.

TESTING STRATEGY

The testing strategy for the Online Emporium website frontend focuses on ensuring the quality
and reliability of the application through a comprehensive and rigorous testing approach. The
following testing activities are performed to thoroughly evaluate the components,
functionalities, and user interactions within the application:

• Unit Testing: Unit testing is employed to verify the correctness and functionality of individual
units or components in isolation. Each React component, including UI components, event
handlers, and API service functions, is tested independently using robust testing frameworks
such as Jest and React Testing Library. Extensive test cases are designed to cover various
scenarios, edge cases, and error handling to ensure the robustness and proper functioning of
each component. Mocking libraries may be utilized to simulate API responses and test different
scenarios, enhancing the test coverage and reliability of the unit tests.

• Integration Testing: Integration testing is performed to validate the interaction and integration
of multiple components and modules within the Online Emporium website frontend
application. Key scenarios, such as product search, product listing, cart functionality, and
checkout process, are tested to ensure smooth data flow and communication between the
components. Integration tests focus on validating the proper functioning of the application's
core features and ensuring seamless integration of the backend services, Redux store, and UI
components. Through integration testing, potential issues arising from the interaction between
different components can be identified and addressed proactively.

• End-to-End (E2E) Testing: End-to-End (E2E) testing is conducted to simulate real user
scenarios and interactions, providing a comprehensive assessment of the application's

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 functionality. E2E testing frameworks such as Cypress or Selenium WebDriver are utilized to
automate user actions and simulate user flows. Test scenarios cover various user journeys,
including searching for products, adding products to the cart, checking out, and completing a
purchase. E2E tests verify the correctness of the UI components, evaluate the user experience,
and validate the end-to-end functionality of the application, including API interactions and data
synchronization. By performing E2E testing, the application's behaviour in real-world usage
scenarios can be thoroughly assessed.

• Performance Testing: Performance testing is conducted to evaluate the application's

performance under different loads and stress conditions. Tools such as Apache JMeter or Load
Runner are used to simulate multiple concurrent users and measure the application's response
time, throughput, and resource utilization. Performance tests help identify potential
bottlenecks, optimize API requests, and ensure that the Online Emporium website frontend can
handle a significant number of users without performance degradation. By assessing and
optimizing the application's performance, a smooth and responsive user experience can be
ensured, even under high load conditions.

• Security Testing: Security testing is an essential aspect of the testing strategy for the Online
Emporium website frontend, aiming to identify and address any potential security
vulnerabilities. Input validation and sanitization are thoroughly tested to prevent security risks
such as SQL injection or cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. Authentication mechanisms are
rigorously evaluated to ensure the proper handling of user credentials and access control.
Integration with payment gateways is thoroughly tested to ensure the secure transmission and
handling of user financial data. By performing comprehensive security testing, the application's
resilience against security threats is enhanced, providing users with a safe and secure
environment.

• Usability Testing: Usability testing plays a vital role in assessing the user-friendliness,
intuitiveness, and effectiveness of the Online Emporium website frontend application. Real
users or test participants are involved to perform specific tasks, while their interactions and
feedback are closely observed and analysed. This feedback helps identify areas for
improvement, such as UI design, user flows, and navigation, ensuring that the application meets
the needs and expectations of its users. By incorporating usability testing, the overall user
experience can be enhanced, leading to higher user satisfaction and adoption.

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 REFRENCES
Here are some references that we have used in my project AMAZONA -E COMMERCE:

1. React Documentation:
The official React documentation serves as an authoritative source of information, providing
in-depth explanations, examples, and best practices for working with React.
It covers fundamental concepts, component lifecycle, hooks, and various advanced topics.
https://reactjs.org/docs

2. Redux Documentation:
The official Redux documentation offers a comprehensive guide to state management using
Redux. It provides clear explanations of Redux concepts, including actions, reducers,
middleware, and the store. The documentation also provides practical examples and usage
guidelines.
https://redux.js.org

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3. Axios Documentation:
The Axios documentation is a go-to resource for working with Axios, a popular JavaScript
library for making HTTP requests. It offers comprehensive documentation on making
requests, handling responses, interceptors, and error handling.
https://axios-http.com/docs/intro

3.Typescript Documentation:
The Typescript documentation provides detailed information on Typescript’s syntax, features,
and type system. It covers topics such as static typing, interfaces, generics, and advanced type
patterns. The documentation serves as a comprehensive resource for leveraging Typescript in
[Projects name].
https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs

4.Official Documentation and Examples of Used Libraries:

The official documentation and examples provided by the libraries used in the project, such
as React Redux, React Router, and other related libraries, are valuable references. These
resources offer detailed usage instructions, configuration options, and best practices specific
to each library.
https://react-redux.js.org

5. Online Tutorials, Blog Posts, and Developer Communities:

Various online tutorials, blog posts, and developer communities have published valuable
content related to React, Redux, React Router, Axios, and GitHub API integration. These
resources offer practical examples, tips and real-world use cases, providing additional insights
and guidance.

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 BRIEF PROFILE OF STUDENT

STUDENT DETAILS:
1. Name Hitesh Kumar
2. Roll No. 19001011028
3. Course Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech)
4. Branch Information Technology
5. Mobile No. +91 8059340219
6. College Email Id [email protected]
7. Personal Email Id [email protected]
8. Company’s Name H&H Infosystems Pvt. Ltd

MENTOR DETAILS:
1. Name Mr. Ajay K. Pareek
2. Designation Project Manager
3. Email Id [email protected]
4. Mobile No. +91-7014119736

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