Enhancing the User Experience
Allowing customers to search our product catalog effectively
Enhancing this search by allowing our customers to filter products
Providing wish lists for our customers
Generating recommendations for customers based on previous purchases
Informing customers when their desired products are back in stock
Enabling social aspects such as product ratings and reviews from customers
The Shopping Basket
One-click payments:
customer clicks on the button
payment is processed
payment processor notifies the administrator:
Customer
delivery details
the amount paid
the product and cost data is defined within the payment button
Disadvantage:
customers can easily order things by mistake
customers need to be sure their default delivery details are correct in advance
it isn't easy to add voucher codes without adding more clicks
The document describes a proposed blood bank management system with the following key points:
1. The system would automate the process of ordering, collecting, cross-matching, and administering blood transfusions as well as updating patient records.
2. It would allow donors to search for and match with recipients in need of blood and make donation requests.
3. The intended users are donors, recipients, hospitals, blood banks, and the public who can view donation events and requests.
this ppt YashBazaar.com based online shopping is a miner project to the MCA college purpose full project and project file contact me yashsingh1455@gmail.com
E-commerce is the software that allows you to build your online store. It provides all tools to maintain buy and sell a product online. It enables an online store to maintain different Payment modes; Customer support, SEO, Good product navigation, Site management system, Order management system, Shipping, Product review and rating system, Marketing and promotion and more features are waiting for popular virtual stores.
There are some popular, robust, flexible and easily manageable open sources listed below. These are open source so we can use it with our convenience.
Our team works on it and customizes it to make it manageable. Let give as an opportunity to make your online shop and help you to generate more ROI.
The document describes an online shopping management system with the following key points:
- It allows customers to browse products, add them to a shopping cart, and complete purchases by providing billing, shipping, and payment information.
- The system will be built using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL.
- It aims to address limitations of a previous manual system by providing an automated, centralized online shopping platform.
- Features for customers include viewing product information without signing up, and feedback; administrators can manage products, orders, and reports.
This document is a project proposal from Delicious Webdesign to create an e-commerce website for a window blinds company. It outlines the scope of the project, including features for visitors, registered users, and administrators. The site will allow browsing and purchasing of window blinds. It proposes a fixed price model and provides timelines and deliverables. The technical details such as the programming languages and hosting environment are also specified.
This is a presentation of a software project on Online Blood Banking System. It contain the objective of the project, about blood donation, how our website will look like and about the modules.
The Shopping Basket
One-click payments:
customer clicks on the button
payment is processed
payment processor notifies the administrator:
Customer
delivery details
the amount paid
the product and cost data is defined within the payment button
Disadvantage:
customers can easily order things by mistake
customers need to be sure their default delivery details are correct in advance
it isn't easy to add voucher codes without adding more clicks
The document describes a proposed blood bank management system with the following key points:
1. The system would automate the process of ordering, collecting, cross-matching, and administering blood transfusions as well as updating patient records.
2. It would allow donors to search for and match with recipients in need of blood and make donation requests.
3. The intended users are donors, recipients, hospitals, blood banks, and the public who can view donation events and requests.
this ppt YashBazaar.com based online shopping is a miner project to the MCA college purpose full project and project file contact me yashsingh1455@gmail.com
E-commerce is the software that allows you to build your online store. It provides all tools to maintain buy and sell a product online. It enables an online store to maintain different Payment modes; Customer support, SEO, Good product navigation, Site management system, Order management system, Shipping, Product review and rating system, Marketing and promotion and more features are waiting for popular virtual stores.
There are some popular, robust, flexible and easily manageable open sources listed below. These are open source so we can use it with our convenience.
Our team works on it and customizes it to make it manageable. Let give as an opportunity to make your online shop and help you to generate more ROI.
The document describes an online shopping management system with the following key points:
- It allows customers to browse products, add them to a shopping cart, and complete purchases by providing billing, shipping, and payment information.
- The system will be built using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL.
- It aims to address limitations of a previous manual system by providing an automated, centralized online shopping platform.
- Features for customers include viewing product information without signing up, and feedback; administrators can manage products, orders, and reports.
This document is a project proposal from Delicious Webdesign to create an e-commerce website for a window blinds company. It outlines the scope of the project, including features for visitors, registered users, and administrators. The site will allow browsing and purchasing of window blinds. It proposes a fixed price model and provides timelines and deliverables. The technical details such as the programming languages and hosting environment are also specified.
This is a presentation of a software project on Online Blood Banking System. It contain the objective of the project, about blood donation, how our website will look like and about the modules.
online-shopping-documentation-srs for TYBSCIT sem 6YogeshDhamke2
This document is a project report for developing an e-commerce website with a shopping cart application. It discusses the objectives, organization profile, technologies used like .NET framework, ASP.NET, C#, and SQL Server. It covers system analysis, design, testing, and security. The report aims to develop a basic e-commerce site for online shopping.
The Checkout and Order Process
Let us take a look at the stages involved in its order process:
1. Select products to purchase
2. Detailed basket displayed on side of each page
3. Authentication:
Login
Register
Do nothing—already logged in
4. Select delivery address
5. Select delivery method
6. Select gift wrapping
Useful features:
Gift wrapping: The customer can choose to have their order gift wrapped, useful for sending it direct to a recipient
Flexibility to choose delivery address: This makes it really easy for customers to have orders sent to different addresses
Tracking of payment history: On the payment page, the previously used card is recorded
Useful features:
Gift wrapping: The customer can choose to have their order gift wrapped, useful for sending it direct to a recipient
Flexibility to choose delivery address: This makes it really easy for customers to have orders sent to different addresses
Tracking of payment history: On the payment page, the previously used card is recorded
This document describes a web based claim processing system project. It provides details on the project such as the developers, technologies used, modules, use case and activity diagrams, database structure, input and output screens, limitations, and proposed enhancements. The system allows clients to file and check status of claims online, and the claims processing department to manage claims. It uses C# and ASP.NET for the front end and SQL Server as the backend database.
When a software project is considered, what all phases it has to go through for its completion & closure. What are the specifications to be made is explained here. Online shopping Portal is our project and its in-scope & out-scope are also specified.
This document describes the features and modules of an online store management ERP enterprise solution. It discusses 12 key modules: 1) Catalog Management, 2) Customer Accounts, 3) Catalog Browsing, 4) Product Browsing, 5) Checkout, 6) Payment, 7) Shipping, 8) Site Management, 9) Business Reports, 10) Order Management, 11) Search Engine Optimization, and 12) Analytics and Reporting. For each module, it provides details on the information maintained and features available to manage that aspect of the online store system.
The document provides a software requirements specification for an e-commerce website called Robo shop. It includes sections on introduction and purpose, overall description of product functions and users, external interface requirements including user interfaces, system features, and other non-functional requirements such as performance, safety, security and quality attributes. The document is intended for customers, authorities, developers and all users to understand the requirements for the Robo shop e-commerce website.
Documentation :
Styloce : “online woman clothing application” named ‘Styloce’
Droid Sensor : Droid Sensor Is and android based mobile application which shows and works on sensors of mobile device
Droid sensor documentation start from page number 88
Our project titled as “Online Shopping System” is basically a web based application used to record sales, online sale and purchase and handle payments.
The project is to promote a user-friendly, safe way for customers to buy and receive products without being physically at a shop.
The shop keep an electronic history of all purchases and transactions.
This document contains a mini project report on an online women's shopping system. It includes an abstract, contents page, and 5 chapters that cover the introduction, analysis, design, implementation, and screenshots of the system. The system allows customers to browse and purchase products online without visiting a physical shop. It uses technologies like HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, PHP for the frontend and backend, and MySQL for the database. The system has two user types - customers and administrators. Customers can view products, search, and make purchases. Administrators control the database, add/remove products, and generate reports.
Blood Bank Management Information System [Web-Url: http://infobloodbank.somee...Showrav Mazumder
Software development project presentation on Blood Bank Management Information System. It was my first own project with asp.net.
Web-Url: http://infobloodbank.somee.com/
The document presents the system requirements specification for a software engineering group project. It outlines 52 requirements for an e-commerce website, including requirements for product browsing, searching, user profiles, shopping carts, checkout, and order tracking. The requirements are grouped into categories like display, user input, authentication, payment processing, and security. The priority and source department is listed for each requirement.
This document provides a synopsis for an online shopping project. It will allow users to shop remotely from their home through the internet. The project will be broken into several modules, including administration, user login/registration, payment processing, purchasing, and product tracking. It will use ASP.Net, C#, SQL Server, and other technologies. The goals are to save customers time and energy by allowing online purchases and price comparisons from home. There is potential for future enhancements such as integrating warehousing and expanding payment options.
This document provides an overview of a student project to develop an online grocery store website. It includes an abstract describing the project, tables of contents listing chapters and elements like introduction, technologies used, and designing the application. The project uses technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Servlets, JSP, JSTL, and JDBC for the front-end and back-end development along with tools like NetBeans IDE and GlassFish and MySQL servers. It aims to develop a web application for online grocery shopping that allows customers to browse products, add to cart, and place orders for home delivery.
This document proposes a solution to common problems customers face with online shopping. It discusses developing a website that consolidates products from different sites in one place to make shopping more convenient. The project was completed successfully and met all requirements. Testing showed the software works efficiently, with a user-friendly interface, reduced errors, and provisions to upgrade. Deliverables include both tangible costs and benefits like hardware, salaries, improved performance as well as intangible costs and benefits like customer satisfaction and company reputation.
This document describes a College Management System project that aims to automate college operations and store information electronically. It discusses developing the system using C++ to create and maintain records like courses, students, fees, examinations, library and employees. Data will be stored in files and accessed through a user-friendly interface. The system seeks to address issues with the previous manual process and enhance functions like searching, reporting and data access across the college.
Introduction to E-Commerce with Shopping Cart SystemRavi Shankar Ojha
What is E-commerce??
Current Trends of E-commerce
Future of E-commerce
E-commerce Models
E-commerce Basic Workflow
Introduction : Shopping Cart System
Shopping Cart System Basic Workflow
Types of Shopping Cart System
Essential Feature List
Statistics and User Interest
This document outlines the phases and requirements for developing an online shopping system. It includes 5 phases: project planning, cost estimation, requirements modeling, configuration management, and software testing. Requirements modeling involves specifying modules, use case diagrams, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and collaboration diagrams. Configuration management details the software and hardware requirements, tools used, and code for creating forms and scripts. Software testing includes preparing test plans, validation testing, test criteria, coverage analysis, and checking for memory leaks. The overall goal is to design an online system that allows customers to purchase products online from anywhere at any time.
The document describes a blood bank management system project created by Rohit, Rakesh and Chirag and guided by Prof. Channabasava. The project aims to automate the operations of a blood bank by developing software to register donors, track blood collection and distribution, and generate reports. The existing manual system is time-consuming and error-prone. The new system will make the blood bank's procedures faster, more accurate and help address issues like scarcity of rare blood groups and availability of blood during emergencies.
Yehoshua Coren - Analytics Ninja (All Things Data 2015)Shuki Mann
This presentation provides an overview of the Enhance Ecommerce platform, including its core features for product lists, merchandising, custom dimensions and metrics, checkout behavior, and segmentation capabilities. Some key strengths highlighted are the ability to send multiple product impressions in a single hit and track internal promotions and discounts. The presenter provides examples of how the data can be used for advertising, merchandising decisions, and remarketing. However, some limitations around session data and rigid vocabulary are noted. Overall, the presenter views Enhance Ecommerce as providing many actionable insights.
The document provides an onboarding manual for new sellers on the Lazada e-commerce platform. It outlines key topics like managing products, orders, returns and finances. It explains how to create product listings, update pricing and stock levels, fulfill orders, and handle returns. It emphasizes the importance of high quality product content and fast order fulfillment to satisfy customers. The manual aims to help new sellers successfully manage all aspects of doing business on Lazada.
online-shopping-documentation-srs for TYBSCIT sem 6YogeshDhamke2
This document is a project report for developing an e-commerce website with a shopping cart application. It discusses the objectives, organization profile, technologies used like .NET framework, ASP.NET, C#, and SQL Server. It covers system analysis, design, testing, and security. The report aims to develop a basic e-commerce site for online shopping.
The Checkout and Order Process
Let us take a look at the stages involved in its order process:
1. Select products to purchase
2. Detailed basket displayed on side of each page
3. Authentication:
Login
Register
Do nothing—already logged in
4. Select delivery address
5. Select delivery method
6. Select gift wrapping
Useful features:
Gift wrapping: The customer can choose to have their order gift wrapped, useful for sending it direct to a recipient
Flexibility to choose delivery address: This makes it really easy for customers to have orders sent to different addresses
Tracking of payment history: On the payment page, the previously used card is recorded
Useful features:
Gift wrapping: The customer can choose to have their order gift wrapped, useful for sending it direct to a recipient
Flexibility to choose delivery address: This makes it really easy for customers to have orders sent to different addresses
Tracking of payment history: On the payment page, the previously used card is recorded
This document describes a web based claim processing system project. It provides details on the project such as the developers, technologies used, modules, use case and activity diagrams, database structure, input and output screens, limitations, and proposed enhancements. The system allows clients to file and check status of claims online, and the claims processing department to manage claims. It uses C# and ASP.NET for the front end and SQL Server as the backend database.
When a software project is considered, what all phases it has to go through for its completion & closure. What are the specifications to be made is explained here. Online shopping Portal is our project and its in-scope & out-scope are also specified.
This document describes the features and modules of an online store management ERP enterprise solution. It discusses 12 key modules: 1) Catalog Management, 2) Customer Accounts, 3) Catalog Browsing, 4) Product Browsing, 5) Checkout, 6) Payment, 7) Shipping, 8) Site Management, 9) Business Reports, 10) Order Management, 11) Search Engine Optimization, and 12) Analytics and Reporting. For each module, it provides details on the information maintained and features available to manage that aspect of the online store system.
The document provides a software requirements specification for an e-commerce website called Robo shop. It includes sections on introduction and purpose, overall description of product functions and users, external interface requirements including user interfaces, system features, and other non-functional requirements such as performance, safety, security and quality attributes. The document is intended for customers, authorities, developers and all users to understand the requirements for the Robo shop e-commerce website.
Documentation :
Styloce : “online woman clothing application” named ‘Styloce’
Droid Sensor : Droid Sensor Is and android based mobile application which shows and works on sensors of mobile device
Droid sensor documentation start from page number 88
Our project titled as “Online Shopping System” is basically a web based application used to record sales, online sale and purchase and handle payments.
The project is to promote a user-friendly, safe way for customers to buy and receive products without being physically at a shop.
The shop keep an electronic history of all purchases and transactions.
This document contains a mini project report on an online women's shopping system. It includes an abstract, contents page, and 5 chapters that cover the introduction, analysis, design, implementation, and screenshots of the system. The system allows customers to browse and purchase products online without visiting a physical shop. It uses technologies like HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, PHP for the frontend and backend, and MySQL for the database. The system has two user types - customers and administrators. Customers can view products, search, and make purchases. Administrators control the database, add/remove products, and generate reports.
Blood Bank Management Information System [Web-Url: http://infobloodbank.somee...Showrav Mazumder
Software development project presentation on Blood Bank Management Information System. It was my first own project with asp.net.
Web-Url: http://infobloodbank.somee.com/
The document presents the system requirements specification for a software engineering group project. It outlines 52 requirements for an e-commerce website, including requirements for product browsing, searching, user profiles, shopping carts, checkout, and order tracking. The requirements are grouped into categories like display, user input, authentication, payment processing, and security. The priority and source department is listed for each requirement.
This document provides a synopsis for an online shopping project. It will allow users to shop remotely from their home through the internet. The project will be broken into several modules, including administration, user login/registration, payment processing, purchasing, and product tracking. It will use ASP.Net, C#, SQL Server, and other technologies. The goals are to save customers time and energy by allowing online purchases and price comparisons from home. There is potential for future enhancements such as integrating warehousing and expanding payment options.
This document provides an overview of a student project to develop an online grocery store website. It includes an abstract describing the project, tables of contents listing chapters and elements like introduction, technologies used, and designing the application. The project uses technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Servlets, JSP, JSTL, and JDBC for the front-end and back-end development along with tools like NetBeans IDE and GlassFish and MySQL servers. It aims to develop a web application for online grocery shopping that allows customers to browse products, add to cart, and place orders for home delivery.
This document proposes a solution to common problems customers face with online shopping. It discusses developing a website that consolidates products from different sites in one place to make shopping more convenient. The project was completed successfully and met all requirements. Testing showed the software works efficiently, with a user-friendly interface, reduced errors, and provisions to upgrade. Deliverables include both tangible costs and benefits like hardware, salaries, improved performance as well as intangible costs and benefits like customer satisfaction and company reputation.
This document describes a College Management System project that aims to automate college operations and store information electronically. It discusses developing the system using C++ to create and maintain records like courses, students, fees, examinations, library and employees. Data will be stored in files and accessed through a user-friendly interface. The system seeks to address issues with the previous manual process and enhance functions like searching, reporting and data access across the college.
Introduction to E-Commerce with Shopping Cart SystemRavi Shankar Ojha
What is E-commerce??
Current Trends of E-commerce
Future of E-commerce
E-commerce Models
E-commerce Basic Workflow
Introduction : Shopping Cart System
Shopping Cart System Basic Workflow
Types of Shopping Cart System
Essential Feature List
Statistics and User Interest
This document outlines the phases and requirements for developing an online shopping system. It includes 5 phases: project planning, cost estimation, requirements modeling, configuration management, and software testing. Requirements modeling involves specifying modules, use case diagrams, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and collaboration diagrams. Configuration management details the software and hardware requirements, tools used, and code for creating forms and scripts. Software testing includes preparing test plans, validation testing, test criteria, coverage analysis, and checking for memory leaks. The overall goal is to design an online system that allows customers to purchase products online from anywhere at any time.
The document describes a blood bank management system project created by Rohit, Rakesh and Chirag and guided by Prof. Channabasava. The project aims to automate the operations of a blood bank by developing software to register donors, track blood collection and distribution, and generate reports. The existing manual system is time-consuming and error-prone. The new system will make the blood bank's procedures faster, more accurate and help address issues like scarcity of rare blood groups and availability of blood during emergencies.
Yehoshua Coren - Analytics Ninja (All Things Data 2015)Shuki Mann
This presentation provides an overview of the Enhance Ecommerce platform, including its core features for product lists, merchandising, custom dimensions and metrics, checkout behavior, and segmentation capabilities. Some key strengths highlighted are the ability to send multiple product impressions in a single hit and track internal promotions and discounts. The presenter provides examples of how the data can be used for advertising, merchandising decisions, and remarketing. However, some limitations around session data and rigid vocabulary are noted. Overall, the presenter views Enhance Ecommerce as providing many actionable insights.
The document provides an onboarding manual for new sellers on the Lazada e-commerce platform. It outlines key topics like managing products, orders, returns and finances. It explains how to create product listings, update pricing and stock levels, fulfill orders, and handle returns. It emphasizes the importance of high quality product content and fast order fulfillment to satisfy customers. The manual aims to help new sellers successfully manage all aspects of doing business on Lazada.
Lazada is Southeast Asia's first e-commerce company present in 6 countries with over 530 million consumers. The on-boarding manual provides information for new sellers on key topics like managing products, prices, orders, and returns through the Seller Center dashboard. It emphasizes the importance of high quality product content and descriptions, keeping prices and stock updated, fulfilling orders quickly and with good packaging to minimize cancellations and returns, and monitoring orders and returns regularly.
The document provides an onboarding manual for new sellers on the Lazada e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. It introduces key topics like managing products, prices, stock, orders and returns through the Seller Center dashboard. It emphasizes the importance of high quality product content and listings, maintaining accurate prices and stock levels, and fulfilling orders quickly to provide the best customer experience on Lazada.
This document provides an onboarding manual for new sellers on the Lazada e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. It includes:
- An introduction to the Lazada platform and Seller Center interface.
- Guidance on key topics for sellers such as managing product content and images, updating prices and stock, fulfilling orders, and handling returns.
- Step-by-step instructions for common seller tasks like creating and editing product listings, importing and updating bulk product data, and tracking order status.
The manual emphasizes the importance of high quality product content, accurate pricing and inventory data, fast order fulfillment, and good customer service including efficient returns processing.
This document provides an onboarding manual for new sellers on the Lazada e-commerce platform. It introduces Lazada and its key metrics. It then outlines the main topics sellers need to be aware of including introduction to the seller center dashboard, managing product content and pricing, order fulfillment, returns, and financial reconciliation. The document provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform essential seller tasks through the seller center interface.
The document describes the key stages in an e-commerce conversion funnel:
1. Acknowledgement - users land on the home or category pages
2. Engagement - users interact with product listing, search, and compare pages
3. Choice - users view product details on individual product pages
4. Purchasing - users add items to their cart and proceed to checkout
5. Retention - users can access their account history and profile to encourage return visits.
This document outlines an agenda for a 3-day Google Shopping virtual summit hosted by CPC Strategy. Day 1 focuses on crafting a Google Shopping strategy to drive direct ROI growth. Sessions will cover optimizing product data quality, improving product titles, and leveraging custom labels. Day 2 covers using competitor data to improve performance. Day 3 focuses on boosting performance through customer reviews in paid channels. The summit provides resources and allows participants to ask questions.
CPC Strategy - Google Shopping Virtual summit 2016 Duy, Vo Hoang
The document summarizes key points from a 3-day Google Shopping virtual summit hosted by CPC Strategy. Day 1 focuses on crafting a Google Shopping strategy to drive direct ROI growth. It provides an overview of the session, including the speaker's experience and topics to be covered. These include basic product data quality, improving product titles for search intent, manipulating custom labels for bidding efficiency, and targeting Google Shopping campaigns.
This document provides an onboarding manual for new sellers on the Lazada e-commerce platform. It outlines key topics like managing products, prices, orders, and returns. The manual explains how sellers can create product listings, update pricing and stock levels, fulfill orders, and handle returns through the Seller Center dashboard. It also provides packaging guidelines and describes the different order fulfillment models of drop-shipping and using third-party logistics partners.
The document provides an onboarding manual for new sellers on the Lazada e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. It outlines key topics for sellers such as introducing the seller center dashboard, managing product content and pricing, fulfilling orders, and processing returns. The manual provides step-by-step instructions on tasks in the seller center and emphasizes maintaining accurate product information, quickly fulfilling orders, and prioritizing customer satisfaction for returns.
This onboarding manual provides information to help new sellers manage their products and orders on the Lazada e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. It outlines how sellers can use the Seller Center interface to create product listings, manage product content and images, update prices and stock levels, and monitor order statuses. Sellers are advised to provide high-quality product information and images to maximize sales, and to keep prices and inventory data accurate and up-to-date. The manual also reviews order fulfillment expectations and financial reconciliation processes.
Prioritizing user stories is a fundamental aspect of agile project management. It involves determining the order in which user stories should be addressed based on their importance, value to the customer, and other relevant criteria. Prioritization ensures that the team focuses on delivering the most critical and valuable features early in the development process
Alibaba.com How to optimize product qualityabakinkilic
1) A supplier needs help optimizing their product quality to achieve a 4 point GGS score. They currently have 200 products, with 100 high quality new products, 50 miscategorized products, and 50 non-performing products over 30 days.
2) To help, the service rep would remove the miscategorized products, optimize the non-performing products to meet quality standards, and focus on increasing the total number of high quality products to raise the overall product score average.
3) Regularly checking the supplier's product score in CRM and filtering low scoring suppliers in the service reminder tool can help track progress and prioritize accounts that need assistance upgrading product quality.
Products and Categories
Let's think about what information we need, both to display to our customers and for the use of the store administrator.
Customers
Name of the product
Detailed description
Price
Photograph
Weight and the cost of shipping
Number of items in stock
categories
The NPD process involves 8 key stages from idea generation through to product launch. It begins with brainstorming ideas and evaluating their potential. Top ideas are further developed into concepts which are tested through market research. Strategic and financial analysis determines if concepts fit the business. Products are developed, tested with customers and modified based on feedback. They are then commercialized by determining pricing and marketing plans. Finally, a launch plan introduces the product to the market.
In today’s global market, your company needs an easy solution to share it's marketing assets. Introducing the Lariat™ marketing asset manager. This easy-to-use online solution is password-protected and allows you to share marketing collateral with your distribution network, internal teams and media contacts. Branded to your company, this Hub also give you the ability to manage fulfillment of physical collateral through Lariat’s robust ordering, warehouse and shipping services.
Evaluating the customer needs identification process and finding its effects ...istiuq ahmed
Customer Needs Identification is a process to determine what customers want a product to do through gathering raw data from customers via interviews, focus groups, and observation. This data is then interpreted to organize customer needs into independent requirements. The goals are to keep products focused on customer needs and identify both explicit and latent needs. Customer needs identification affects concept selection methods by influencing external decisions, product champions, intuition-based choices, multi-voting, order-based production, prototype evaluation, market demand, standard deviation-based design, and overall company focus on factors like quality, cost and capability.
The document discusses different aspects of a company's product mix, including:
1. Definitions of a product and different levels of products from core benefit to potential products.
2. Classifications of products based on characteristics like durability and tangibility.
3. What a product mix is - the total number of product lines a company offers. It has dimensions like width, length, depth and consistency.
4. What a product line is - a type of product within an organization, and the product mix is a combination of all the product lines.
Online shopping e commerce website for cloth retail.pptxshubhanshusahu71
The document proposes developing an e-commerce clothing website focusing on key features like browsing, selection, cart management, and secure transactions. It outlines requirements like registration, login, payment modules, and report generation. It also discusses system design including DFD diagrams, use case diagrams, and architectural design. Test cases are proposed to test functionality like user registration, product search, adding to cart, and checkout process. A rough cost estimation of approximately Rs. 5,760,000 is provided based on assumptions about team size and duration. Future enhancements like mobile responsive design are discussed.
Easy Registration:
Sign in by phone number
Sign in by email
Sign in with social media
Search and Filter
A strong search bar and filter feature will align the usable inventory with the exact specifications of the user's needs.
Without being interrupted by unnecessary details, users will discover what they want easily and seamlessly.
Cart and Wish List
A simple cart is a standard for any e-commerce smartphone device
Enable personalization directly from the shopping cart in terms of adjusting product color, scale, quantity
Ensure that products are deleted quickly with one press, in case users want to abandon them
In-app Payment
It is as important to avoid consumer fatigue as to deliver premium goods.
You make the payment system smoother and more hassle-free by making users save their information and click through the payment gateway easily
Reviews and Ratings
Empower clients by supplying them with an ability to review products; this would also go a long way towards ratifying the consistency of the product categories and capturing potential customers
Loyalty Programs
On nearly all forms of smartphone e-commerce applications, customer loyalty services have developed a massive hold, and their success skyrockets every single day
QR code/Barcode Scanner
This function enables clients to come straight to the product catalog in the most comfortable manner for easier browsing
Voice Search
This is now one of the strongest developments in the development of e-Commerce apps
Voice search capabilities for users of your e-commerce app will greatly enhance the customer experience
It helps the target audience to easily locate the details that they are searching for
Characteristics of enterprise application softwareMuhammad Sajid
Characteristics of enterprise application sEnterprise application software can be broken down into two categories:
Software that visualizes, manipulates, and stores a large amount of complex data
Software that helps in business processes, ranging from business support to automation.
software
Enterprise application software can be broken down into two categories:
Software that visualizes, manipulates, and stores a large amount of complex data
Software that helps in business processes, ranging from business support to automation.
Centralized management & administration:
EAS must be able to provide the critical functionality of the enterprise and help the enterprise achieve its objectives and goals
Business-oriented and supports the core goal of the enterprise:
The primary purpose of a business is to maximize profits for its owners or stakeholders
EAS must be able to provide functionality that is critical to the enterprise and help the enterprise achieve its objectives and goals
E-Commerce Applications Development,
Definition
a basic structure underlying a system, concept, or text.
In general, a framework is a real or conceptual structure intended to serve as a support or guide for the building of something that expands the structure into something useful.
Model
Represents an object. It can also have logic to update controller if its data changes.
View
Represents the visualization of the data that model contains.
Controller
Acts on both model and view. It controls the data flow into model object and updates the view whenever data changes. It keeps view and model separate.
E-Commerce Applications Development,
Definition
commercial transactions conducted electronically on the Internet(E-commerce is the activity of electronically buying or selling of products on online services or over the Interne)
Types
Business-to-business (B2B)
Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)
Consumer-to-Business (C2B)
Business-to-Administration (B2A)
Consumer-to-Administration (C2A)
Daraz.com
Powerful search feature to find products
Purchase products directly—"Buy it now"
Bid for products/express interest in purchasing
Make payments and manage orders
Amazon.com
Browse and search for products
Rate and review products
Purchase products
Make payments and manage orders
Sell products through the Marketplace
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Enhancing the User Experience
1. CMP-3110 ~ E-Commerce Applications Development
Lecture 05
Enhancing the User Experience
2. Enhancing the User Experience
• Allowing customers to search our product catalog effectively
• Enhancing this search by allowing our customers to filter products
• Providing wish lists for our customers
• Generating recommendations for customers based on previous
purchases
• Informing customers when their desired products are back in stock
• Enabling social aspects such as product ratings and reviews from
customers
3. The Importance of User Experience
• A good user experience will leave them feeling:
• Wanted
• Valued
• Poor user experience will leave them feeling:
• Unwanted
• Unvalued
• may leave a bad taste in their mouths (unpleasant memory)
4. Search
• There are two methods that can make it much easier for customers to
find what they are looking for:
• Keyword search
• based on a series of keywords
• Filtering
• based on attributes, refining larger lists of products into ones that better match their
requirements
5. Finding products
The simplest way for us to implement a search feature is to search the
product name and product description fields.
What is involved in adding search features to our framework? We need
the following:
• Search box
• Search feature in the controller
• Search results
7. Constructor changes
switch( $urlBits[1] )
case 'view’:
$this->viewProduct();
break;
case 'search’:
$this->searchProducts();
break;
default:
$this->listProducts();
break;
8. Search function
private function searchProducts()
{
// check to see if the user has actually submitted the search form
if( isset( $_POST['product_search'] ) &&
$_POST['product_search'] != ‘’ )
…
…
…
}
9. Search function
SELECT v.name, c.path,
IF(v.name LIKE '%{$searchPhrase}%', 0, 1) AS priority,
IF(v.content LIKE '%{$searchPhrase}%', 0, 1) AS priorityb
FROM content c, content_versions v, content_types t
WHERE v.ID=c.current_revision
AND c.type=t.ID
AND t.reference='product’
AND c.active=1
AND ( v.name LIKE '%{$searchPhrase}%’
OR v.content
LIKE '%{$searchPhrase}%’ )
ORDER BY priority, priorityb
10. Search results
<h2>Products found...</h2>
<p>The following products were found, matching your search for {query}.</p>
<ul>
<!-- START results -->
<li>
<a href="products/view/{path}">
{ name}
</a>
</li>
<!-- END results -->
</ul>
18. Filtering products
• Price range filtering should be simple enough
• With attributes such as manufacturer or brands we would need to
extend the database and models representation of a product to
maintain this additional information.
19. Filtering products
There are a few different ways in which we can store filtered results:
• In the user's session: This will be lost when the user closes their browser.
• In a cookie: This information will stay when the user closes their browser.
• In the URL: This would allow the customer to filter results and send the link of
those results to a friend.
20. Providing wish lists
• Allow customers to maintain a list of products that they would like to
purchase
• Or that they would like others to purchase for them as a gift
21. Creating the structure
To effectively maintain wish lists for customers, we need to keep a
record of:
• The product the customer desires
• The quantity of the product
• If they are a logged-in customer, their user ID
• If they are not a logged-in customer, some way to identify their wish-list
products for the duration of their visit to the site
• The date they added the products to their wish list
• The priority of the product in their wish lists; that is, if they really want the
product, or if it is something they wouldn't mind having
24. Saving wishes
• This involves a link (hyperlink) or button placed on the product view.
• So we will need:
• A controller
• A link in our product view
25. Wish-list controller
• The controller needs to detect if the user is logged in or not
• if they are, then it should add products to the user's wish list
• otherwise, it should be added to a session-based wish list
• which lasts for the duration of the user's session
• The controller also needs to detect if the product is valid
• isValid()
26. Add to wish list
• To actually add a product to our wish list, we need a simple link within
our products view. This should be /wishlist/add/product-path.
<p>
<a href="wishlist/add/{product_path}“ title="Add {product_name} to your wishlist">
Add to wishlist.
</a>
</p>
27. Improving the wish list
• Multiple lists per customer, allowing customers to maintain separate lists
• Garbage collection for session-based wish-list products, ensuring we don’t have useless
data in our database
• Transferring of session-based wish-list products to user account-based wish-list products
when a user is logged in
• Model, as we didn't implement a model with this wish list, and we should do so to make
it easier to extend
• Priority isn't considered or displayed to the customer, or anyone who would like to buy
the product as a gift for someone
• Quantities, at present, they are not considered when adding a product to a list; perhaps
we should look for existing products in the wish list and increment their quantity
• Public and private lists, allowing customers to have a private list, and also a public list of
items they may wish for others to purchase for them These improvements are ones you
should investigate
28. Recommendations
• A product recommendation is basically a filtering system that seeks to
predict and show the items that a user would like to purchase
• It may not be entirely accurate
• but if it shows you what you like then it is doing its job right
• Recommendations systems are utilized in a variety of areas including:
• Movies
• Music
• News
• Books
• Research articles
• Search queries
• Social tags
• Products in general
Reference: https://towardsdatascience.com/what-are-product-recommendation-engines-and-the-various-versions-of-them-9dcab4ee26d5
29. Recommendations
• Recommender systems have become increasingly popular in recent
years
• Majority of today’s E-Commerce sites like eBay, Amazon, Alibaba etc
make use of their proprietary recommendation algorithms
• Amazon
• 35% of Amazon.com’s revenue is generated by its recommendation engine
Reference: https://towardsdatascience.com/what-are-product-recommendation-engines-and-the-various-versions-of-them-9dcab4ee26d5
30. Recommendations
There are two methods of recommendation that we should look into:
• Displaying related products on a products page
• E-mailing customers to inform them of some other products they may be
interested in
31. Related products
• The simplest way to inform customers of related products from within
the product view is to maintain a relationship of related products
within the database and within the products model
32. Related products
• There are a few ways in which we can maintain the relationship of
related products:
• Within the products table we maintain a serialized array of related product
IDs
• We group related products together by themes
• We relate pairs of related products together
33. Related products
• A serialized array isn't the most effective way to store related product
data.
• Product1, Product2, Product3 and so on…
• Relating them by themes would prove problematic with multiple
themes:
• when it comes to the administrator relating products to each other, as they
would have to select or create a new theme
• Relating pairs of products together would require a little trick with the
query to get the product name
38. E-mail recommendations
1. Search customers with previous purchases that match a subset of
the product
2. Select products that are related to the subset we defined earlier
and we think those customers would be interested in.
3. Generate an e-mail based on those products.
4. Send the e-mail to all of the customers found in step 1.
39. Stock Checking
• If we have a product that is out of stock, we need to make it possible
for our customers to sign up to be alerted when they are back in stock
• If we don't do this, then they will be left with the option of:
• either going elsewhere
• or regularly returning to our store to check on the stock levels for that
particular product
• “tell me when it is back in stock” option
40. Stock Checking
There are a few stages involved in extending our framework to support this:
1. Firstly, we need to take into account stock levels.
2. If a product has no stock, we need to insert a new template bit with an "alert me
when it is back in stock" form.
3. We need a template to be inserted when this is the case.
4. We then need functionality to capture and store the customer's e-mail address, and
possibly their name, so that they can be informed when it is back in stock.
5. Next, we need to be able to inform all of the customers who expressed an interest in a
particular product when it is back in stock.
6. Once our customers have been informed of the new stock level of the product, we
need to remove their details from the database to prevent them from being informed
at a later stage that there are more products in stock.
7. Finally, we will also require an e-mail template, which will be used when sending the
e-mail alerts to our customers.
41. Out of stock: A new template bit
<h2>Out of stock!</h2>
<p>
We are <strong>really</strong> sorry, but this product is currently
out of stock. If you let us know your name and email address, we
will let you know when it is back in stock.
</p>
<form action="products/stockalert/{product_path}" method="post">
<label for="stock_name">Your name</label>
<input type="text" id="stock_name" name="stock_name" />
<label for="stock_email">Your email address</label>
<input type="text" id="stock_email" name="stock_email" />
<input type="submit" id="stock_submit" name="stock_submit"
value="Let me know, when it is back in stock!" />
</form>
45. Stock: It is back!
1. The administrator alters the stock level.
2. Customers interested in that product are looked up.
3. E-mails for each of those customers are generated with relevant
details, such as their name and the name of the product being
automatically inserted.
4. E-mails are sent to the customers.
46. Product ratings
• We simply need to record a series of ratings between one and five
and display the average of these on the product view
• Numbering or staring
• considerations that need to be taken into account:
• if the logged-in customer has already rated a product, we should then update
their rating
• If the customer is not logged in, we must record some information about
them such as their IP address and the date and time of the rating
47. Product ratings
• Database table for rating
• ID (Integer, Primary Key, Auto Increment)
• ContentID (Integer)
• Rating (Integer)
• User ID (Integer)
• Timestamp (datetime)
• Session ID (Varchar)
• IP Address (Varchar)
49. Saving a rating
SELECT ID
FROM content_ratings
WHERE content_id={$contentID}
AND userID=0
AND sessionID='{$s}' AND IPAddress='{$ip}'
AND timestamp > '{$when}'";
52. Displaying reviews/comments
1. Check to see if there are any comments.
2. Display either the comments or a "no comments" template.
3. Check to see if new comments are allowed.
4. Display either the comments form or a "no comments allowed"
template.