The document introduces a group project to create a website called "Hoosier Sports" that functions as an online apparel shop focused on Indiana college sports teams. The goals of the project are to create multiple interconnected pages with a shopping cart, log-in system, and team-specific pages with background information and merchandise for purchase. Work is divided among group members with some focusing on the database, shopping cart, and user login system, while others work on the visual design of specific team pages and researching merchandise. Challenges addressed include incorporating PHP, security, and linking all parts together through the database. The group envisions eventually expanding the site to more teams and regions if successful.

1. I211: Hoosier SportsBriefly Introduced By: Jimmie Jones, Mike Kapp, Cameron Malicki, KayleighOlah, Jaimee Works

2. IntroductionGroup Members: Jimmie Jones jimmjoneMike KappmrkappCameron MalickicmalickiKayleighOlahkolahJaimee Worksjsworks

3. Hoosier SportsIdea: Shopping Cart  Mutual idea of an apparel shop Hoosier Sports Goals: Multiple pages refer back to the databaseShopping Cart that a user can use successfully in different sessionsLog-In pageDifferent team pagesColorBackground Information on the team selected from the homepageChosen Apparel that a user can select for purchaseLinked “real” information on the pagesWork Divided:Jimmie Jones: Stored Data and Connection Data- User Login/SecurityMike Kapp: Stored Data and Connection Data- Shopping Cart/ SecurityCameron Malicki: Visual Aesthetics- IU & Purdue PHP Pages/Team Research/Merchandise ResearchKayleighOlah: Visual Aesthetics- Butler & Ball State PHP Pages/Team Research/Merchandise ResearchJaimee Works: Visual Aesthetics-User Login & Notre Dame PHP Pages/ Merchandise Research

4. New RegistrationProject Design Home PageUser Login Team PagesCheck Out PageShopping Cart

5. User Log-InPagesLogin PageDbconnect PageNew Register PageMySQLNew User RegistrationUser Login

6. After Log-InShopping Cart Team Pages

7. Team Page BreakdownEach team will have a specific page that will bring up information on the team once it is selected. The team pages include:- Headers and team specific cosmetics- Pictures of the team in action, stadium, etc.- Relevant links to team websites- A short bio of the team - Team Apparel available to purchase

8. Team Page HeaderThe Header of each team Page serves clarify which university page you have selected. Colors are according to the team colors. There are several pictures relevant to the program. These pictures also serve as links to the team’s home page.

9. Links and BioThe useful links section provides links to officialTeam pages that will interestFans of that team. Links include a roster, statistics, schedules, etc.Biography Section:History

10. Coaching changes

11. Major publicity received

12. Important datesTeam ApparelThe team apparel section presents all the items for sale according to that team in a table format. These items include shirts, hats, jerseys, etc. Under each item is a button that allows the user to add the item to their shopping cart directly from the team page.

13. ChallengesProblems Solved:DatabaseDatabase tables to contain user info, shopping cart, and different productsInterfaceMust be kept simple to allow customer ease of useSecurityEncryption with the log-in md5Remaining Problems: Incorporating PHP in pagessession variables

14. Page-Database RelationsTeam PagesCatalog-Team pages are directly linked to both the catalog and shopping cart but has no direct relation to the database.- The catalog and shopping cart share a direct relation to each other as wells as have a direct relation to the database.DatabaseShopping Cart

15. The Future of Our ProjectExpansionEventually as word of our site gets out, business will pick up allowing us to expand our covered region to the Mid-West and eventually the entire college sport nation. Essentials for ExpansionAdvertisement Increase in salesEmployees to manage orders/site maintenance

16. Conclusion Goals MetAll goals expressed in the introduction will be met in the final application. Remaining Problems (to be solved in final application)Incorporating PHP in pagesSecurityHome Page (user-login)

17. Feedback/QuestionsOur ApplicationWhat would one have liked to see more of in our working application?Any ideas of ways we could have made it better?Different and better opportunity ideas for the site? Expansion?Understanding to the user?

18. Our Response What we liked most about working on our project…JimmieMikeCameronKayleighJaimee