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The document discusses the user interface for an inventory management system. It will have a web-based interface accessible through popular browsers like Chrome and Explorer. The UI is meant to be intuitive with minimal training. Users will interact through pages for login, adding/managing users and records, creating reports, and logging out. Forms will be created using HTML, CSS, and PHP. The home page will contain links according to user privileges.

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User Interfaces v1

The document discusses the user interface for an inventory management system. It will have a web-based interface accessible through popular browsers like Chrome and Explorer. The UI is meant to be intuitive with minimal training. Users will interact through pages for login, adding/managing users and records, creating reports, and logging out. Forms will be created using HTML, CSS, and PHP. The home page will contain links according to user privileges.

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User Interfaces

The Inventory Management System which we are going to develop uses a


web-based interface to display inventory data. The user interface (UI) should
be easy to manipulate without additional training. The user will be able to
interact with the system through the menu. The pages will use HTML,
XHTML and CSS for creating form. The web based UI is the only means of
communication between the user and the system. The system can accessible
through all popular web browsers such as Google Chrome, Internet explorer
and Mozilla browsers.

In this system, users will interact with the system through the following user
interfaces.

Home Page: This form appears on the site in which the system deployed is
opened and contains some links which lead the user to other page according
to his/her privilege, and if the user is authorized user he/she will directly go
to the page that he/she wants by entering correct category, User ID and
Password.

Figure User Interface Design for Login


Create/Add new user
This function allows the manger to create user account.

Figure User Interface Design for Add User with Error Message

Login Form
This function allows the user to enter into the application. The functions
depend on the user’s level and permission package. The user is required to
provide username and password.

Inventory Management System

User name

Password

Login Cancel
View/add/edit/delete records
This function allows the user with appropriate permissions to
view/add/edit/delete records in the appropriate categories of the DB. System
will has these databases: “Persons”, “Assets”, “Locations”, and “User
Account”.

Figure User Interface Design for Manage User

Create/print reports
There is a report in the system. This function allows the user with
appropriate permission to create/print report.
Figure User Interface Design for Report for Free Item
Figure: User Interface Design for Clerk’s Approval Page

Logout
This function can be done by all users. It terminates the user session. The
system can also do this function automatically if the session is left unused
for half an hour.
GLOSSARY AND ABBREVIATIONS
UI User Interface

HTML Hyper Text Markup Language

PHP Hypertext Preprocessor

SQL Structured Query Language

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