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What can be achieved?
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- Gain more audience
- Engage with buyers better
- Improve Brand image
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While traditional retail stores are familiar, when a store goes online, merchants quickly discover the retail environment is not the same. There are major differences between offline and online, and one must take these differences into account when constructing a new store or refitting an existing one.
Five differences between offline and online stores are discussed:
- Location
- Construction
- Size
- Presentation
- Personnel
In the end, retailers can use these differences to their advantage, always remembering that customer needs come first.
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As the world uses more and more Smartphones and Tablets, it is important that a website automatically adapts to the visitors device.
This could help your business adapt and expand into new customer areas.
HI GUYS , i am a PPT enthusiast who likes creating PPTs on various topics around the world.I will provide u guys with PPTs on various topics that will help u in schools ,colleges and even in professional organizations.
IF U WANT A PPT AT A CHEAP PRICE DM ON LINKEDIN
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This is the presentation of the online shopping management system. I created this into Canva application. I created this for my college project presentation. This project have all the details related to the online shopping management system. I try to put best of my knowledge to provide the best presentation. The project have all the info like , introduction, Problem Statement, Scope and features, objectives and goals , data dictionary, context level diagram, Data flow diagram, ER diagram, report, conclusion, future scope, bibliography etc. This is totally imaginary project this do not contain any copyrights.
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E-commerce Fundamentals
E-business Infrastructure
E-environment
Supply Chain Management
E-marketing
Customer relationship Management
Change Management
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Management of Mobile commerce services
1. Web and Mobile Technologies (WMT)
ASSIGNMENT 1
By
JESSICA MONK
15090178
LOUIS BURDETT
15094027
CODY BURTON
14025469
CHRISTOPHER HEYWOOD
15094163
ZOHAIB MUNNEE
15090573
3. Solution
We have created a business in which has a small shop and is looking to expand, therefore we have decided to create
a website to offer its facilities, so the business can get a wider audience not only on the streets but online also. The
information that we will discuss during this presentation are the
• User Requirements
• Costs
• Storyboard
• HCI Issues
• Benefits
Cellphones2u
4. End user features that facilitate the enjoyment of Internet shopping might include the following:
• Users should be able to use the e-commerce application.
• Visitors new to the site should be able to register by themselves without having to go through a long and tiring
process.
• Transactions should be secure and not able to access by anyone but the website delivering the package.
• Site visitors should be able to purchase goods or services via the electronic store without having to enter the
shopping details itself.
• Users should be able to view a complete list of specified items available through the site using codes from the items
or simply clicking to order.
• Users should be able to search for items by related attributes.
• Site visitors should be able to search the database using relevant keywords to identify items of interest, which can
also allow you to save your favourites.
User Requirements
5. User Requirements
Administrator Requirements
• Administrators should be able to manage e-commerce applications using Web browsers in order for things to
stay in order.
• Data managers should be able to delete users off the site only if there are problems of the user does not want to
be apart for the website anymore and has made in clear in taking action by contacting the site.
• Site administrators should be able to change the status of goods purchased by users after the items are deliver
either stating the item has been sold or the amount of products have changed in number to what stock they
have.
• Users should be able to select items of interest and add them to their shopping carts for future purchase.
• Visitors should be able to modify the quantities of items in or delete items from their shopping carts before
checkout.
6. Costs
• Domain Name: £6.94 – £69.41 per year
• Hosting: £69.41 per month or £700 per year
• Custom Design/Information Architecture: £1735.11 - £6940.42
• Shopping Cart Integration & Programming: £138.79 – £10,411.5
• Website Content Creation: £34.70 - £138.79 per page or £14 per hour
• Testing & Training: £416.38 – £3331.05
• Website Managed Services: £52.05 – £104.10+ per month
10. HCI Issues
Usability
• Platform independence - have interface flexibility and user control
• Information layout and perceptual factor
• Content is as important as usability
• Many developers with very different kinds and levels of expertise
11. Accessibility
• Requirements that are more specific to people with disabilities
• Requirements that are also general usability principles
• Particular combinations of independent design issues that create accessibility barriers
HCI Issues
12. Navigation
• Software for visually impaired users
• Change colour of followed links
• Don’t open links in new windows
• Using breadcrumbs or progress bars.
• Link to home or menu
• Usable search
- Should be tolerant to minor errors.
- Should return in relevant order.
• Informative link titles.
• Allow search by history
HCI Issues
14. References
User requirements
“eWebArchitecture. (2016). User Requirements. [Online]. [Assessed on 15th January 16].
http://ewebarchitecture.com/ecommerce/user-requirements”
Costs
“Zach Katkin. (2015). What Does A Website Cost?. ATILUS. [Online]. [Assessed on 15th January 16].
https://www.atilus.com/what-does-a-website-cost-web-site-development-costs/”
HCI Issues
“Shawn Lawton Henry and Shadi Abou-Zahra. (2010). Web Accessibility and Usability Working Together. W3C.
[Online]. [Assessed on 15th January 16]. http://www.w3.org/WAI/intro/usable”
Editor's Notes
Our little business that we have created is call Cellphones2u; our company sells phones, buys phones and trades phones. We have a wide range of top brands that we sell. Therefore, we think our way forward is to build a website, therefore within the power point we are going to be talking about the information we need to consider before starting up a website.
So that the website is user friendly.
To make sure the business has the correct funds to set up a website and host it online
To give you a basic idea of what the website will look like, information on navigation and how the website works etc.
For which they can enjoy from any Web browser, that they are able to access in order to satisfy the user’s needs. In addition, which will be supporting HTML 3.2 (or later) and cookies, which cannot reached from home but from any device of which supported or can access the internet.
Because this can also make people less interested even though it is necessary to add that feature. Unique user identifiers will differentiate users such as their own personal information added to the login for example (surname). Other information such as home address and postcode.
That is a basic authentication mechanism built into the application to prevent unauthorized persons from making transactions on a user's behalf. You will be aware when somebody is your accessing your account on your behalf, they will be ask security question or certain digest of your password (1st letter, 6th letter, 10th letter). Secure socket layers (SSL) or other encryption mechanisms are typically used to thwart the access of sensitive information (such as credit card numbers) sent to the server by Web browsers as certain encryption will be coded into the card through the chip.
Some web sites will also allow you to use the brick and click service to save you having to shopping around and then wait in a busy line to pay.
For example, visitors might search for CDs by artist, album title, genre or search for books by author, title or International Standard Book Number (ISBN) number. This is also on the search bar, so you can find these items faster without having to spend time on things you are not interested. It is a narrowed down search with specific key word within the search that takes you to what you are really searching for, which is encrypt by the people that may have used the site looking for the same object. The website will have a memory, which will save pervious searches automatically.
We have created a storyboard in order to give you basic idea of what the website will look like and show you how it would work.
Storyboard 1
The first storyboard picture of the website we are designing for Cellphones2u is our “Home Page”. This front page allows you to access our online assistant. Within our Home Page, it shows you the all the navigation buttons, of how to get around the website. There are also features which allow you to search, for example if you typed; “IPhone 6 plus” this will take you to those exact phones, that we are selling on the website. It also shows you what we got to offer to catch your attention as you enter the website. This is because a website has a few seconds in which the user will decide if they want to go through the website or not, so this is why we have chosen the best deals and phones to be on our front page to catch the user’s attention.
Storyboard 2
In the second storyboard picture, this contains many internal links, which will take you to different parts of the website. On this page are many links to all the different makes and models of phones we sell. Down the left hand side is also a button panel, which will take you to a certain make of phone so you can see a list of them, without the other makes around it. There is also payment checkout on the right, where you will do the payment after finishing the shopping.
Storyboard 3/4
This is a personal details form which the users will need to fill before trading or purchasing. Each field will contain different details which the customer will require to enter.
Storyboard 5
This page shows the contact details form, If the customers want to contact us, they will just need to fill in the blanks and submit.
