Multi Vendor e-commerce - Web Application
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Multi Vendor e-commerce - Web Application
- 1. M ULTI -VENDOR E -COM M ERCE W E B A P P L I C A T I O N Bangladesh University of Business and Technology RUPNAGAR, MIRPUR-2, DHAKA-1216, BANGLADESH
- 2. S U P E R V I S E D B Y Ms. Iffat Tamanna Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT) Mirpur-2, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Md. Shah Alam Iqbal ID: 2203020 26th Intake, Section: 01 Md. Nurjaman Ali ID: 2203039 26th Intake, Section: 01 Chayan Das Gupta ID: 2203010 26th Intake, Section: 01 THIS PROJECT DEVELOPED BY
- 3. INTRODUCT ION An e-commerce project involves the development and operation of an online platform where businesses can sell products or services to customers over the internet. It encompasses various components such as website design, product listings, shopping cart functionality, payment processing, order management, and customer support.
- 4. W HY W E CHOS E THI S PROJECT? Market Demand E-commerce allows businesses to access a global market, reaching customers beyond their physical location. Reduced Overheads Compared to brick-and-mortar stores, e- commerce often involves lower operational costs, such as rent and staffing, leading to potentially higher profit margins. Data-Driven Insights E-commerce platforms generate valuable data on customer behavior, helping businesses make informed decisions and refine marketing strategies. Scalability E-commerce projects can easily scale to accommodate business growth, allowing for the addition of products and features as needed. Convenienc e Customers can shop from anywhere at any time, and businesses can operate 24/7 without the constraints of physical store hours.
- 5. USE CASE DIAGRAM A use case diagram is a sort of UML diagram used to represent the different usage scenarios for which a system is designed.
- 6. 6 EXAM PL E OF UML DI AGRAM It depicts the system's functionality via the eyes of the users, or actors. Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application o Customers: Represents a generic user with login and logout functionality. Inherits from the User class and includes shopping-related methods. o Browsing Product: Represents the products available for purchase. o Make Purchase: Represents a customer's shopping cart, which can contain multiple items. o Checkout: Represents an order placed by a customer, including order details and methods to calculate total amount and manage orders.
- 7. DATA FLOW DIAGRAM A data flow diagram is a visualization tool used to show how a company's operations or those of a particular project within it move.
- 8. 8 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application EXAM PL E OF D-F DIAGRAM For a online shopping system, the input, processing, and output serve to represent and define the overall data flow diagram. Depending on the process it represents, DFDs can have different designs and levels of complexity. It might be as basic as a broad system’s outline or as detailed as the one below for a multi-level process. Each of these parts discusses how it emphasizes the work done by the online shopping system.
- 9. ENTITY-RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM An ERD can still be used as a reference after a relational database has been deployed in case subsequent debugging and also business process re-engineering is required.
- 10. 10 EXAM PL E OF E-R DI AGRAM The essential entities, their attributes, and their relationships are all thoroughly mapped out in this online shopping E-R Diagram. It provides a general description of all the parties involved, from payment to browsing. Making an E-R Diagram for your shopping system can help you make sure that it has all the necessary components. Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application
- 11. 11 OVE RVIE W OF THE TECHNOLOGY HTML & CSS Bootstrap PHP MySQL Laravel It’s utilizes Sass for a modular and customizable architecture. Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application Both and start designing and creating amazing websites. A popular general- purpose scripting language. MySQL is an open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). Laravel is a web application framework with expressive, elegant syntax.
- 12. 12 FEATURES Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application USER INTERFACE ADMINISTRATOR VENDOR CUSTOMER o Home Page o Search Bar o Navigation Menu o Product Listings o Product Details Page o Filtering and Sorting Page o Contact and Support Information o Vendor Dashboard o Product Management o Order Management o Transaction History o Money Withdrawal o Customer Dashboard o Shopping Cart o Checkout Process o Payment Methods o Order Confirmation Page o Wishlist / Favorites o Reviews and Ratings o Administrator Dashboard o Vendor Registration and Approval o Order Management o Transaction Management o Shipping and Logistics Integration o Legal and Compliance
- 13. USER INTERFACE The user interface (UI) of an e-commerce website is crucial for providing a seamless and enjoyable shopping experience for visitors.
- 14. 14 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application HOME PAGE When users visit the website, they are greeted by this page. It often features product highlights, promotions, and a brief overview of the website's offerings.
- 15. 15 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application SEARCH BAR The search bar allows users to enter keywords or product names to find specific items quickly. It often includes auto- suggestions as users type.
- 16. 16 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application NAVIGATION MENU The navigation menu typically appears at the top or side of the webpage. It includes links to different sections of the website, such as product categories.
- 17. 17 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application PRODUCT LISTING Product listings display a grid or list of products with images, prices, and brief descriptions. Users can click on these listings to view more details.
- 18. 18 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application PRODUCT DETAILS This page provides in-depth information about a specific product. It includes high resolution images, detailed descriptions, specifications, pricing, and options for adding the product to the cart.
- 19. 19 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application FILTERING AND SORTING Users can filter product listings based on various criteria like price, brand, size, color, and customer ratings. Sorting options allow users to arrange products by relevance, price, or popularity.
- 20. 20 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application CONTACT AND SUPPORT Contact information, including customer support email addresses, phone numbers, and help options, is typically provided for users with questions or issues.
- 21. CUSTOMER DASHBOARD A customer dashboard for our e-commerce project involves designing a user-friendly interface that allows customers to manage their accounts, track orders, view product recommendations, and perform other relevant actions.
- 22. 22 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application CUSTOMER SETTINGS Users can register a new account, log in, and manage their profiles. This features include order history, saved addresses, and the ability to track shipments. Users can customize their accounts, including email preferences, notifications, and password changes.
- 23. 23 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application SHOPPING CART Users can register a new account, log in, and manage their profiles. Account- related features include order history, saved addresses, and the ability to track shipments. Users can customize their accounts, including email preferences, notifications, and password changes.
- 24. 24 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application CHECKOUT PROCESS The checkout process typically consists of multiple steps, such as providing shipping and billing information, selecting payment methods, and confirming the order. Each step is designed for user input and confirmation.
- 25. 25 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application PAYMENT METHODS During the checkout process, users can choose from various payment methods, including credit/debit cards, PayPal, and sometimes alternative payment options like digital wallets.
- 26. 26 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application ORDER CONFIRMATION After completing the purchase, users see an order confirmation page with a summary of their order, an order number, and estimated delivery dates.
- 27. 27 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application WISHLIST / FAVORITES Users can save products they are interested in to a Wishlist or favorites list, making it easier to find and purchase them later.
- 28. 28 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application REVIEWS AND RATINGS User reviews and product ratings provide valuable insights for potential buyers. They are often displayed on product details pages.
- 29. VENDOR DASHBOARD Each vendor on the platform has access to a vendor dashboard.
- 30. 30 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application VENDOR SETTINGS This dashboard allows vendors to manage their products, inventory, pricing, orders, shipping, and other aspects of their business within the marketplace.
- 31. 31 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application PRODUCT MANAGEMENT Vendors can create, edit, and delete product listings from their vendor dashboard. They can add product details, images, prices, and inventory information.
- 32. 32 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application ORDER MANAGEMENT Vendors can view and manage orders placed by customers for their products. This includes order processing, shipping, and order status updates.
- 33. 33 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application MONEY WITHDRAWAL Vendors can initiate a withdrawal request from their vendor dashboard or profile. They specify the amount they want to withdraw and select a preferred withdrawal method (e.g., bank transfer, PayPal, or check).
- 34. ADMIN DASHBOARD The marketplace owner or administrator has access to a central administrative dashboard for managing the overall operation of the platform.
- 35. 35 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application ADMIN SETTINGS This includes user management, vendor approval, site configuration, and reporting.
- 36. 36 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application REGISTRATION AND APPROVAL Vendors must register and be approved by the platform owner before they can list products for sale. The approval process may involve verifying vendor credentials and product quality.
- 37. 37 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application ORDER MANAGEMENT Admin also can view and manage orders placed by vendors and customers for their products. This includes order processing, shipping, and order status updates.
- 38. 38 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application TRANSACTION HISTORY For each transaction, the system records detailed information, such as product names, quantities, prices, tax details, shipping costs, and any discounts or coupons applied.
- 39. 39 Multi-Vendor E-Commerce Web Application SHIPPING INTEGRATION Integration with shipping carriers and logistics services is essential to calculate shipping costs, generate shipping labels, and provide tracking information to customers.
- 40. CONCL US IONS Although this website is not entirely dynamic, it can be expanded. If the website needs to be expanded, we will likely need to make some minor database changes. Thus, there is a need for us to create a website that takes all the issues into account. We made every effort to create a website that is secure, dynamic, extensible, and reusable while keeping all of these factors in mind. There is still time to include additional features not already present.
- 41. THANK YOU Md. Shah Alam Iqbal Md. Nurjaman Ali Chayan Das Gupta
- 42. S URELY W IT H HARDS HI P COM ES E AS E Surah Al-Inshirah: 6