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1.

Title Page

● Project Title: E-commerce website


● Front-End: HTML,CSS,Javascript
● Back-End: PHP ,My SQL
● Group Members: Harshal Pachange,Pranjal Kantale,
Hardika Bahadarpurkar, Girish Sabale
● Institution Name: Sandip Institute of Technology & Research Centre,Nashik
● Date of Submission:

2. Abstract

This project involves designing and developing a robust and


user-friendly e-commerce website using HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, and PHP. The website enables customers to browse
and purchase products online, manage user accounts, and track
orders. The system includes features such as payment gateway
integration, secure login and registration, product search and
filtering, shopping cart management, and administrative
dashboard for managing products, orders, and users. The project
aims to provide a scalable, efficient, and secure online shopping
experience, utilizing best practices in web development and
database management.

3. Introduction

 Background: The rapid growth of the internet and digital technologies has
transformed the way people shop, leading to an increased demand for online
shopping platforms. E-commerce has become a vital component of the global retail
market, offering convenience, accessibility, and vast product options. Existing e-
commerce solutions often face challenges related to security, scalability, and user
experience, highlighting the need for innovative and robust online shopping
platforms that prioritize customer satisfaction and seamless transactions
 Objective: The rapid growth of the internet and digital technologies has transformed
the way people shop, leading to an increased demand for online shopping platforms.
E-commerce has become a vital component of the global retail market, offering
convenience, accessibility, and vast product options. Existing e-commerce solutions
often face challenges related to security, scalability, and user experience, highlighting
the need for innovative and robust online shopping platforms that prioritize customer
satisfaction and seamless transactions
4. Scope:

 Design, develop, test, and deploy an e-commerce website using HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, and PHP.
 Secure payment gateway integration.
 Limitations:
1. No mobile app development.
2. No integration with third-party services.
3. No advanced analytics or AI-powered features.

5. Requirements

 Functional Requirements:

1. User Registration and Login functionality


2. Product search and filtering
3. Product details page with images and descriptions
4. Shopping cart and checkout process

 Non-Functional Requirements:

1. Performance: Fast page loading (<3 seconds).


2. Security: SSL encryption, secure payment processing.
3. Usability: Intuitive navigation, responsive design.

 Hardware Requirements:

1. Web Server: Dual-core CPU, 8 GB RAM, 500 GB storage


2. Database Server: Quad-core CPU, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB storage
3. Load Balancer (optional): Dual-core CPU, 4 GB RAM
4. Network: High-speed internet connection (100 Mbps+)

 Software Requirements:
1. Frontend:
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript (ES6+)
- jQuery library
- Bootstrap framework
2. Backend:
- PHP 7.4+
- MySQL or MariaDB database
- PHP frameworks (e.g., Laravel, CodeIgniter)
3. Operating System:
- Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS)
- Windows Server (optional)
4. Web Server Software:
- Apache HTTP Server
- Nginx
5. Database Management:
- phpMyAdmin
6. Payment Gateway Integration:
- PayPal API
- Stripe API
7. Security Software:
- SSL certificates (e.g., Let's Encrypt)
- Firewall configuration

6. Data Modeling Features

● Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD):


7. Data Dictionary:

Table product:

Field Names: pid , name , detail , impath , owner , created , price


Data types: int, varchar, float , text , timestamp
Primary key: product_id
Foreign key: owner_id

Table user:
Field Names: userid , username , password , usertype , created_data
Data types: int , varchar , timestamp
Primary key: uderid
Foreign key: username

Table cart:
Field Names: userid , cartid , pid , created_data
Data types: int , timestamp
Primary key: cartid
8. Relational Database Design

● Schema Design:

9. Database Normalization

 First normal form:


Single values per cell,no repeating groups.
 Second normal form:
Non key attributes depend on primary key.
 Third normal form:
No transitive dependencies

10. Graphical User Interface (GUI)


11. Testing Document

Test Data Document

User Data

1. Username: Harshal
2. Email: [email protected]
3. Password: Harshal123

Product Data

1. Product Name: Watch


2. Price: ₹540
3. Description: Watch that bring stylish look

Test Results Document

Test Results

1. Test Case ID: TC-001


2. Test Result: Pass
3. Test Notes: Registration successful with valid credentials.

12. Conclusion

The e-commerce website project successfully demonstrated the integration of front-end


(HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and back-end (PHP) technologies, yielding a robust and
scalable online shopping platform. Key features include: 1. User-friendly interface 2.
Secure payment processing 3. Efficient data management 4. Product management and
shopping cart integration 5. Administrative dashboard

13. References

● Academic Journals:
1. Journal of Electronic Commerce Research (JECR)
2. International Journal of Electronic Commerce (IJEC)
 Online Resources:
1. W3Schools (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP tutorials)
2. Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) (web development documentation)
 Books:
1. "E-commerce: Business, Technology, Society" by Kenneth C. Laudon and Carol
Guercio Traver
2. "HTML and CSS: Design and Build Websites" by Jon Duckett
3. "JavaScript and DOM Scripting" by John Resig

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