The document outlines the Online Kirana e-commerce project, which is a B2C online grocery store focused on providing an easy-to-use platform for customers to buy various grocery items. It addresses challenges such as customer reluctance to shop online and inconsistent product quality by offering a streamlined service with features like product categories, order management, and secure payments. The project employs a waterfall model for development and aims for future enhancements like personalized recommendations and improved security.

1. ONLINE KIRANA
An E-Commerce Project By:
Roshan Joshi
Rajeshswor Koirala

2.  Introduction
 Problem Statement
 Objectives
 Study of Existing
System
 Features
 Tools used
 SDLC
 Use Case Diagram
 Work Report
 Future Enhancements
OVERVIEW

3.  OnlineKirana is a online grocery store.
 It is B2C transaction.
 Mainly focuses on basic operations:
• Adding new products
• Buying products
• Updating new information
• Searching products
 Admin monitors the activity of the users and
checks the transaction
INTRODUCTION

4. The current challenges that we found are:
 Customers may not be willing to shop online
 Products may not meet expectations
So, overcome above limitation we provide a platform that may makes
it easier to buy various groceries items in single platform.
PROBLEM STATEMENT

5.  To create a responsive and easy to use platform
 To helps customers to finds different items at single
place
 Integrate a secure and efficient payment system to
facilitate smooth transactions.
OBJECTIVE

6.  Product Categories: Grocery, fresh produce, dairy, household
items, Meat, etc.
 Shopping Cart: Add/remove items, view total price, and proceed to
checkout.
 Order Management: Track orders, history, and re-order system
 User Experience: Easy product search with filters.
 Customer Feedback: Direct communication with customers to
ensure satisfaction.
FEATURES OF ONLINE KIRANA

7. Current Market Solutions:
 Multiple Vendor Platforms: Platforms like Amazon and Daraz offer a
wide range of products from various vendors, leading to inconsistent
quality.
 Local Grocery Stores: Limited to physical locations and lack an
online presence.
 Payment Systems: Existing systems may not be fully integrated,
leading to a fragmented user experience.
Gap Analysis: The need for a streamlined, single-vendor solution that
ensures product quality, consistency, and secure payments.
STUDY OF EXISTING SYSTEM

8. Front End Tools
 HTML
 CSS
 JavaScript
TOOLS USED
Back End Tools
 PHP
 MySQL

9.  Waterfall Model is used because it is suited to smaller projects with
deliverables that are easy to define from the start.
SDLC
Requirement Gathering
and Analysis
System Design
Implementation
Testing
Deployment of
System
Maintenance
Figure: Phases of Waterfall Model

10.  Represent interactions between
users and the system
 Captures functionalities the
system offers
USE CASE DIAGRAM
Figure: Use Case Diagram

11. Work Breakdown Analysis
Progress Report
Completed In progress Remaining
WORK REPORT
• Testing ( Unit and
Integration Testing)
• Filter and Search
Functionality
• Requirement gathering
• System design
• Initial development of
frontend and backend
• Payment Integration
• Complete
Integration

12. FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS
 Improved personalization recommendations
 Improve security
 Improved customer service (ChatBot)
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