E-commerce Website Methodology and products, users, orders, and also payment
Scope: records.
Frontend-Development Database-Integration
Framework: ReactJS was used to create Database schema: Created MySQL tables
the user interface, ensuring an engaging for users, products, orders, and payments.
and a responsive design and it has Data Operations: Hibernate ORM was
features which is-easily-accessible. used to manage database operations,
including optimised query execution and
Components: Testing and deployment.
Created reusable components for the
product list, search bar, shopping cart, and Scope:
user-authentication. Business-Use
State Management: To ensure smooth Facilitates online product purchases,
user interactions and state management expanding the reach to global customers.
was implemented using React's Context Allows businesses to manage inventories,
API. track orders, and generate sales reports
with efficient and with lot of reliability and
Backend-Development ease.
Spring Boot was used to develop RESTful Customer-Convenience
APIs that handled business logic and Customers may browse products, add
communication between the database items to their cart, and make secure
and UI. payments using an easy-to-use interface.
Improves client engagement with features
Security: Spring Security was integrated to like recommendations and personalised
handle and deal with user authentication accounts.
and-authorisation
Future-Enhancements
Data Management: Can handle efficient It can include AI-powered and product
data transactions using MySQL to manage suggestions, enhanced search features,
and real-time chat application help.
Scope: It can add support for numerous The architecture supports modularity,
languages and currencies to cater to scalability, and ease of maintenance.
multinational consumers.
The system architecture diagram shows
three-basic-layers:
Frontend (ReactJS): It manages user
interactions and visual representation.
Backend (Spring Boot): It handles business
logic and it deals with API endpoints.
Database (MySQL): Stores persistent data
such as user information, create tables,
product catalogues, and transaction
records.