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information system ethics information ethics PURPOSE IMPROVEMENTS OBJECTIVES - Update appearance - Improve credibility of business - Restructure formatting - Increase sales and efficiency - Add order taking system - Expand customer base - Add multi-lingual capability - Improve usability of site - Add search bar - Extend usage of site - Mobile friendly - Create a more unified system between the online store and the bakery - Project Managers - Testers Scope Overall and Specific Product Perspective Work Plan - Development Team - Marketing Staff Purpose - Overall Product Perspective Work Plan - Overall Product Features Overall Product Perspective and Features Specific Product Perspective and Features - Users Overall Product Perspective Overall Product Features - Business Requirements - Non-functional Requirements Operational Requirements Performance Requirements Security Requirements Cultural/Political Requirements Graphics - Business Requirements - Functional Requirements Translation Links Order Taking System Search Bar Graphics - Photos, Logos, etc. Page Layout Update Code Device Compatibility TANGIBLE INTANGIBLE - Increased revenue via online ordering - Make the consumer's visit to the website more enjoyable - Offering multiple languages to view the website - Improve the image of the bakery overall - Offer an internal search engine - Make navigation more intuitive WORK PLAN - Showcases the timeline given for both the business' overhaul and the proposal paper's completion. - Website Project Gantt Chart Project Planning - 5 Days Web Development - 38 Days Closing - 2 Days - Project Paper Gantt Chart Project Paper Preparation - 6 Days Progressing/Writing Paper - 43 Days - The current website exists solely to establish an online presence - Shopify will be used for the website and store business renovations. - Overhaul will include: A neutral color palette for a more appealing look Layout redesign with no overlap Inclusion of a more comprehensive menu for products Higher quality photos Better social media implementation Enhanced customer inclusion through adding language selection Renovated POS (Point of Sales), navigation, and ordering systems IMPROVEMENTS OBJECTIVES - Update appearance - Improve credibility of business - Restructure formatting - Increase sales and efficiency - Add order taking system - Expand customer base - Add multi-lingual capability - Improve usability of site - Add search bar - Extend usage of site - Mobile friendly - Create a more unified system between the online store and the bakery.

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IMPROVEMENTS OBJECTIVES - Update appearance - Improve credibility of business -
Restructure formatting - Increase sales and efficiency - Add order taking system - Expand
customer base - Add multi-lingual capability - Improve usability of site - Add search bar -
Extend usage of site - Mobile friendly - Create a more unified system between the online store
and the bakery

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