REPORT

On

Major Project
Submitted for Partial Fulfilment of Award of

Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science & Engineering (2024-25)

By

Ishika Gupta

(202110101110126)
Amisha Verma
202110101110128

(7th Semester, B.Tech.)

Under the Guidance
Of

Dr. Satya Bhusan Verma

(Associate Professor, Head of Dept.
CSE)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING SHRI

RAMSWAROOP MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY, BARABANKI
 CERTIFICATE

Certified that the report entitled “Major Project” submitted by AmishaVerma

(202110101110128) ,Ishika Gupta(202110101110126) in the partial fulfilment of the
requirements for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Technology (CSE), Shri Ramswaroop
Memorial University, Barabanki is a record ofstudents’ own work carried under our supervision
and guidance. The report embodies the results of original work and studies carried out by students
and the contents do not form the basis for the award of any otherdegree to the candidate or to
anybody else.

Dr. Satya Bhusan Verma Dr. Satya Bhushan Verma

Associate Professor Associate Professor
(Report Guide) (Head of Department)

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 DECLARATION

We hereby declare that the report entitled “Major project” submitted by me in the
partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Bachelor of
Technology (CSE) of Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Barabanki is a
record of our work carried under the supervision and guidance of Dr. Satya Bhusan
Verma, Associate Professor.

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in this B.Tech major project report citing as my own work.

Amisha Verma(202110101110128)

Ishika Gupta(202110101110126)

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 ABSTRACT

The demand for efficient and reliable food delivery services has grown significantly in recent years,
especially in urban areas. This project explores the concept of a Tiffin Management System, a
platform designed to streamline the delivery of home-cooked meals to individuals, office workers, and
students. The system aims to bridge the gap between meal providers and consumers by leveraging
technology to offer a seamless experience.
Key features of the Tiffin Management System include meal subscription plans, real-time order
tracking, user-friendly interfaces, and customizable dietary options catering to diverse nutritional
needs. The project focuses on optimizing delivery routes, ensuring food quality, and promoting
sustainability by minimizing packaging waste.
This report covers the system's design, implementation, and testing phases, highlighting challenges
such as scalability, user engagement, and competition with existing services. The findings underscore
the potential of such systems to provide cost-effective and time-saving meal solutions, enhancing
customer satisfaction while supporting local food entrepreneurs.
The project concludes by emphasizing the importance of integrating technology and user feedback to
continuously improve the tiffin management service, making it an indispensable part of the modern
urban lifestyle.

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List of Contents

1.Executive Summary……………………………………………………………………………6

1.1Aim…………………………………………………………………………………………...6

1.2 Purpose of the project……………………………………………………………………….7

2.Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………..8

2.1Tools and Technology………………………………………………………………………….9

2.2 Advantages.……………………………………………………………………………………10

2.3 Disadvantages…………………………………………………………………………………11

3 Features of project……………………………………………………………………………….12

3.1 Feasibility study…………………………………………………………………………………13

3,2 Software development model……………………………………………………..…………14-15

4.Rational and proposed research work………………………………………………………….15-17

4.2 Objective of project…………………………………………………………………………….18

5.Software Requirement……………………………………………………………………………..22

6.1.Key learning …………………………………………………………………………………….23

7. Major project created……………………………………………………………………………..24

7.1 Use case diagram……………………………………………………………………………….25

8.0 Benefits of project……………………………………………………………………………..28

9.0 Snapshots ……………………………………………………………………………………29-32

9.1 Conclusion……………………………………………………………………………………33

9.2Bibliograohy……………………………………………………………………………………34

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 1. Executive Summary of project created

Project Name: Happy Tummy – A Tiffin Management System

The modern lifestyle, marked by long work hours and limited time for meal preparation, has created
a demand for convenient, nutritious, and affordable meal delivery solutions. Project Happy Tummy
addresses this need by offering an innovative, technology-driven tiffin management system that
connects home cooks and local food vendors with customers seeking fresh, home-cooked meals.
This project outlines the development of a comprehensive platform that ensures seamless operations,
from meal subscription management to delivery logistics. Happy Tummy allows users to customize
meal plans based on their dietary preferences and nutritional requirements. Features like real-time
order tracking, feedback integration, and flexible payment options enhance user experience and
customer satisfaction.

1.1 Aim

• Key objectives of the project include:

• Delivering high-quality, hygienic meals at affordable prices.
• Supporting local food entrepreneurs by providing a platform to expand their reach.
• Reducing food wastage through efficient inventory and order management.
• Promoting sustainability by encouraging the use of eco-friendly packaging solutions.
• The project employs advanced technology such as route optimization algorithms, a robust
database for vendor-customer interactions, and a user-friendly app interface. This ensures
operational efficiency and scalability, making Happy Tummy suitable for expansion across
various urban regions.
• In conclusion, Happy Tummy is designed to revolutionize the meal delivery ecosystem by
prioritizing customer needs, promoting local businesses, and fostering sustainability. This
innovative solution has the potential to become a go-to choice for individuals seeking healthy
and hassle-free meal options in today’s fast-paced world

o An overview: HTML provides the basic structure of sites which is enhanced and
modified by other technologies like CSS and javascript. CSS is used to control
presentation , formatting , and layout.

o It allows you to organize your content into meaningful sections and elements such
as headings, paragraphs, images, links, and more. By using these HTML elements,
you can create a clear hierarchy within your blog post and make it easier for
readers to navigate and understand the structure of your content.

1. 2PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT

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The primary purpose of Project Happy Tummy is to create a seamless and efficient tiffin
management system that addresses the challenges of modern mealtime convenience while promoting
healthy eating habits and sustainability. The project aims to:
1. Provide Nutritious Meal Solutions: Offer fresh, hygienic, and well-balanced meals to
individuals who lack the time or resources to prepare home-cooked food.
2. Enhance Convenience: Simplify the process of meal planning and delivery through a user-
friendly platform, enabling customers to order, customize, and schedule their meals
effortlessly.
3. Support Local Food Entrepreneurs: Empower small-scale vendors, home cooks, and local
food businesses by providing them with a platform to reach a wider audience and grow their
customer base.
4. Promote Sustainability: Encourage environmentally friendly practices by minimizing food
waste, using eco-friendly packaging, and optimizing delivery logistics to reduce carbon
footprints.
5. Bridge Community Needs: Foster a connection between those who seek wholesome meals
and those who prepare them, creating a network of shared benefits within local communities.
6. Address Urban Lifestyle Challenges: Cater to the demands of a fast-paced urban lifestyle
by delivering timely, high-quality meal services that prioritize health, affordability, and
convenience.
Through these objectives, Happy Tummy seeks to redefine the concept of meal delivery, making it a
sustainable and valuable part of everyday life for both customers and food providers.

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 2. INTRODUCTION

In today’s fast-paced world, balancing work, life, and nutrition has become increasingly challenging.
Many individuals, particularly urban professionals and students, struggle to find time to prepare
healthy and affordable meals, leading to a growing reliance on processed foods or expensive takeout
options. Recognizing this gap, Happy Tummy was conceived as an innovative tiffin management
system that offers a practical solution to modern mealtime challenges.
Happy Tummy is designed to bridge the gap between customers seeking fresh, home-cooked meals
and local food providers, such as home chefs and small-scale vendors. By leveraging technology, the
platform ensures an efficient, user-friendly experience, allowing customers to select meal plans
tailored to their preferences while providing vendors with an opportunity to expand their businesses.
The core vision of Happy Tummy is to deliver nutritious, hygienic, and affordable meals with a focus
on:
1. Convenience: Easy ordering and scheduling of meal deliveries.
2. Customization: Personalized meal plans catering to dietary preferences and health goals.
3. Sustainability: Promoting eco-friendly practices, including minimal packaging waste.
4. Community Empowerment: Supporting local food entrepreneurs and fostering a sense of
community through shared culinary experiences.
This project details the conceptualization, design, and development of the Happy Tummy platform,
highlighting its potential to revolutionize meal delivery services. By addressing key challenges such
as operational efficiency, food quality, and customer satisfaction, Happy Tummy aspires to make
mealtime hassle-free and enjoyable for everyone.

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 2.1.Tools and technology

• Happy Tummy leverages modern web technologies and frameworks to deliver a seamless and interactive
tiffin management system. Below is an overview of the tools and technologies utilized:
• Frontend Development
• HTML
Used to structure and organize the content of the web application, providing the foundation for creating
responsive and user-friendly interfaces.
• CSS
Applied for styling and layout, ensuring a visually appealing design with consistent branding and
responsiveness across devices.
• JavaScript:
Used to enhance interactivity and functionality on the client-side, enabling dynamic features like form
validation, animations, and real-time updates.
• React.js
Leveraged for building the user interface as a single-page application (SPA). Its component-based
architecture ensures efficient development and maintenance, along with improved performance through
virtual DOM.
• Chatbot Integration
• React.js
Integrated a chatbot feature into the platform for providing instant customer support, answering frequently
asked questions, and guiding users through the meal ordering process.
• Backend and API Integration
• While the tools for backend are not specified here, the project could include APIs to manage user data, meal
subscriptions, vendor management, and payment integration to ensure smooth operations.
• Version Control and Deployment
• Git/GitHub:
Used for version control and collaborative development, ensuring efficient tracking of code changes and
project progress.
• Deployment
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Hosting platforms like Netlify, Vercel, or similar services can be used to deploy the React.js application
for public access.
 2.2ADVANTAGES
Here are some benefits of css and html:
• Better website speed : For a website to function efficiently, it should have a faster load time. In modern
times, people usually wait for just a couple of seconds for a website to load. So, it’s important to ensure
faster speed . for companies wanting to ensure a faster and smooth websites experience, CSS becomes
paramount to their success.
• Easier to maintain: CSS is easy to maintain due to less to less maintenance time. This is because a
single line code change affects the entire web page. Also, if improvements are required , then less efforts
is required to affect changes in the webpages code.
• Consistent design: you would have seen many websites thatare elegant and user-friendly. One thimg
common to all these websites is consistency in design. Css enables developers to ensure the style
elements are applied consistently across several web pages.

• Time-saving: Due to faster speed and easier maintenance, CSS saves a lot of time and efforts in the web
development process due to faster loading time. Here, lesser time ensures designer efficiency.
• Better device compatibility: people use different smart devices to view a particular website. It can be a
smartphones, pc or laptops. For this purpose , websites are required to be device compatible. Css ensures
the task is done smoothly by providing better compatibility.
• Positioning of design elements: you can change the position of an html tag with the help of css. You can
place the elements like an image on any part of the webpage as and when required

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 2.3DISADVANTAGES

1. Limited interactivity: while html and css can create a static web page, they lack the ability to
create a more advanced interactions that javaScript can provide. Without javascript , it’s
difficult to create animations , user input validation and realtime updates.

2. Limited functionality: html and css can only provide basic functionality , such as displaying
text and images, formatting, and layout. Ifyou want to add more
complex functionality , such as form validation or data manipulation , you’ll need to use
javascript.

3. Difficulty in making responsive websites: while css can be used to make a website
responsive to different screen size,it can be difficult to archieve complex responsive designs
without the use of javascript.

4. Limited ability to manipulate the DOM: The documents object model(DOM) is an API that
allows web developers to manipulate the content and structure of a web page. While css can
modify the layout and appearance of a page, it lacks the ability to directly manipulate the DOM
, which is a more functionality of javascript.

3.Features of the Project: Happy Tummy – A Tiffin Management System

The Happy Tummy platform is designed to simplify meal planning and delivery for users while
empowering local food vendors. The system offers the following key features:
1. User-Friendly Interface
• A responsive and intuitive interface for both customers and vendors, ensuring seamless navigation
and interaction across devices.
• Easy registration and login process for users.
2. Customizable Meal Plans
• Users can select meal plans based on dietary preferences (vegetarian, non-vegetarian, vegan, etc.),
portion sizes, and nutritional goals.
• Options for daily, weekly, and monthly subscriptions.
3. Real-Time Order Tracking
• Allows users to track their meal orders in real-time, providing updates on preparation and delivery
status.
4. Chatbot Support
• A React.js-based chatbot to assist users with queries, provide recommendations, and guide them
through the meal selection and ordering process.
5. Vendor Management System
• Enables local food vendors and home cooks to register, manage menus, update availability, and
receive orders.
• Tools for vendors to monitor sales, ratings, and feedback. 11
6. Flexible Payment Option cards, UPI, wallets, and cash on delivery.
7. Feedback and Ratings
• A feedback mechanism for customers to rate their meals and delivery experience, helping vendors
improve quality and service.
 8. Sustainability Features
• Encourages the use of eco-friendly packaging for meal deliveries.
• Optimized delivery routes to reduce the environmental impact of logistics.
9. Notifications and Alerts
• Automatic notifications for meal confirmations, delivery status, subscription renewals, and
promotional offers.
10. Multi-Role Accessibility
• Role-based access for admins, vendors, and customers, ensuring streamlined operations and data
privacy.
11. Scalability and Expansion
• Built with a scalable architecture to accommodate future enhancements like meal customization
using AI, health tracking, and expanding to multiple cities.
By combining these features, Happy Tummy ensures a convenient, efficient, and sustainable meal
delivery experience for customers while fostering growth opportunities for local food vendors.

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 3.1FEASIBILITY STUDY

Feasibility study: In the context of project management a feasibility study is a study that is done
to determine options and whether the preferred or optimum option for a particular project is can
achieve the desired objectives and sustainable given the likely resources available. Feasibility
study can also be defined as an analysis of the viability of an idea. The feasibility study focuses
on helping answer the essential question of “should we proceed with the proposed project idea.

Project: A project is any planned, temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product,
service or other complete and definite outcome (deliverable) within a limited resource time scale
and budget and normally requires mobilization of resources from different disciplines.

Project Management: Project management is the planning, organizing, directing and controlling
of 4resources for a relatively short-term objective that has been established to complete specific
goals and objectives. Project management therefore can be described as the means, techniques
and concepts used to run a project and achieve its objectives.
Key points of a feasibility study

A feasibility study in project management usually assesses the following areas:

Technical capability: Does the organization have the technical capabilities and resources to
undertake the project?
Budget: Does the organization have the financial resources to undertake the project, and is the
cost/benefit analysis of the project sufficient to warrant moving forward with the project?
Legality: What are the legal requirements of the project, and can the business meet them?
Risk: What is the risk associated with undertaking this project? Is the risk worthwhile to the
company based on perceived benefits?
Operational feasibility: Does the project, in its proposed scope, meet the organization’s needs by
solving problems and/or taking advantage of identified opportunities?
Time: Can the project be completed in a reasonable timeline that is advantageous to the company?
Technology Considerations:

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 3.2 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT MODEL

1. What is SDLC?
SDLC is a structured approach that guides the entire software development process from
inception to deployment.

It helps ensure efficiency, quality, and successful project outcomes. By breaking down the
software development process into distinct phases, SDLC provides a roadmap for
developers, project managers, and stakeholders to collaborate harmoniously, allowing the
team to create reliable and innovative software products.

Why is the SDLC important?

Software development is always a balance between time and resources.

Without proper planning and prioritizing, it’s easy to waste a lot of both! This means a lot
of money lost for the company, unhappy customers, and frustrated employees.

To put it another way, imagine setting off on a journey without a map or any idea where
you’re headed. That’s where SDLC comes in—SDLC is the map.

SDLC helps plan things carefully and ensures software projects stay on track. It also
makes sure everyone involved knows what’s going on. When people follow the SDLC
process, like developers, product managers, and clients working together, projects become
more organized, risks are minimized, costs are controlled, and the end result is more likely
to be reliable, high-quality software.

2. What are the 7 phases of

SDLC?
Phase 1: Planning
The first phase in the software development life cycle is, unsurprisingly, planning.

This phase involves determining the project scope, goals, and requirements together as a
team. Planning also includes creating a timeline, allocating resources, and outlining potential
risks to the project’s success.

Phase 2: Requirements
Now that you have some ideas, this phase involves really digging into the project’s
requirements. By the end of this stage, you should have a clear idea of your functional and
non-functional requirements. Here’s an example of some requirements:

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 Functional requirements
The website should allow users to browse products by category, search for specific items,
and add them to their shopping cart.

The checkout process should be streamlined and intuitive, minimizing the number of steps
required for a user to complete a purchase.

Non-functional requirements
The website should be responsive and provide a consistent user experience across different
devices and screen sizes.

4.RATIONAL & PROPOSED RESEARCH WORK

Rationale
In urban settings, the growing demand for convenient, healthy, and affordable meal options has highlighted
the need for an efficient tiffin management system. Many working professionals, students, and elderly
individuals struggle to prepare nutritious meals daily due to time constraints or lack of resources.
Simultaneously, local food vendors and home cooks often lack the technological infrastructure to expand their
customer base.
The rationale for Happy Tummy lies in addressing these dual challenges by:
1. Providing a solution for individuals seeking hassle-free, home-style meals tailored to their dietary
needs.
2. Supporting local food entrepreneurs by offering them a platform to showcase their culinary skills
and grow their business.
3. Encouraging sustainable practices through eco-friendly packaging and optimized delivery systems.
4. Harnessing technology to ensure efficiency, quality, and a seamless experience for all stakeholders.
Proposed Work
To achieve the goals of Happy Tummy, the project will be executed in the following phases:
1. Requirement Analysis
• Identify user needs through surveys and research.
• Define functional and non-functional requirements for the platform.
2. System Design
• Develop a user-friendly interface for customers, vendors, and admins.
• Create a scalable backend system for order management, subscription tracking, and vendor
interactions.

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3. Frontend Development
• Build the web application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Implement dynamic features and components using React.js for better user experience.
4. Chatbot Integration
• Integrate a chatbot built on React.js to provide 24/7 support for meal selection, subscription inquiries,
and order status.
5. Vendor Onboarding System
• Develop a vendor management module to allow local food providers to register, upload menus, and
manage their profiles.
6. Payment and Delivery Module
• Implement secure payment gateways and flexible payment options.
• Incorporate a delivery tracking system with real-time updates for customers.
7. Testing and Quality Assurance
• Perform rigorous testing to ensure system reliability, usability, and scalability.
• Collect user feedback for iterative improvements.
8. Deployment and Launch
• Deploy the platform on a reliable hosting service for public access.
• Launch marketing campaigns to onboard users and vendors.
9. Post-Launch Support and Maintenance
• Monitor system performance and address any issues.
• Regularly update features based on user feedback and technological advancements.
The combination of thoughtful rationale and structured execution ensures Happy Tummy not only meets its
objectives but also sets a foundation for continuous growth and improvement

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 4.2OBJECTIVES OF PROJECT

To learn basic web development technologies:

Learning basic web development technologies involves acquiring foundational knowledge and skills
required to create and maintain websites and web applications. This includes understanding the core
technologies that power the front-end (what users see) and back-end (server-side operations) of web
applications. At the most basic level, this covers:

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language): The standard language used to structure and display
content on the web. It defines the layout and elements of a webpage, such as headings, paragraphs,
links, and images.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): A style sheet language used for describing the visual presentation
of a webpage, including layout, colors, fonts, and responsive design. CSS allows developers to
separate content from presentation, ensuring websites are visually appealing and work well on
different devices.

JavaScript: A programming language used to make webpages interactive and dynamic. It allows
developers to implement features like form validation, animations, interactive maps, and real-time
updates on the client side.

Version Control (e.g., Git): Tools like Git are essential for tracking changes in code, collaborating
with others, and managing project versions over time.

Responsive Design: The practice of designing websites that adjust to different screen sizes and
devices, often using CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Flexbox for flexibility and ease of use.

Basic Web Hosting and Domain Setup: Understanding how to deploy a website online using
hosting services and setting up a domain name for easy access.

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 5.SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT
Operating System Compatibility:
• The game controller software must be compatible with various operating systems, such as
Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, or specific gaming console platforms like Xbox or PlayStation.

Driver Software:
• Develop or provide driver software that allows the gesture-based game controller to interface with
the client device's operating system. These drivers should be compatible with the target OS versions.

Software Development Kit (SDK):

• Offer a robust SDK that enables game developers to integrate support for the gesture-based
controller into their games or applications. The SDK should provide documentation, html, and tools for
easy integration.

• SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

OPERATING SYSTEM Windows 11

LANGUAGE Html,CSS,JS,React js
Jupyter Notebook, VS
IDE
Code
MS- Word, MS-
DOCUMENTATION TOOL PowerPoint

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
PROCESSOR AMD Ryzen 5

RAM 4 GB

HARD DISK 1 GB

MONITOR 15-inch Color

Monitor
PROPOSED METHADOLOGY
1. Research and Analysis: Conduct thorough research on your target audience, competitors, industry
trends, and best practices. Analyze existing websites for inspiration and identify what works well and
what doesn't.
2. Create User Personas: Develop detailed profiles of your target users based on demographics, behaviors,
needs, and goals. This helps in understanding user preferences and designing a user-centered website.
3. Information Architecture: Plan the structure and organization of content on the website. Create a
sitemap to visualize the hierarchy of pages and how they will be linked together.
4. Wireframing: Create wireframes to outline the layout and functionality of each page. Focus on the
placement of elements, navigation flow, and user interactions without getting into visual design details.
5. Visual Design: Design the visual elements of the website, including colors, typography, imagery, and 19
branding elements. Ensure consistency with the brand identity and create a visually appealing and user-
friendly interface.
6. Prototyping: Build interactive prototypes to simulate the user experience and test functionality. Gather
feedback from stakeholders and potential users to iterate and refine the design.
7. Content Creation and Integration: Develop high-quality content that aligns with the website goals and
resonates with the target audience. Integrate the content into the design to create a cohesive user
experience.
8. Development: Translate the design into code using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Ensure cross-browser
compatibility, responsiveness, and accessibility standards are met.
9. Testing and Quality Assurance: Conduct thorough testing to identify and fix any bugs or issues. Test
across different devices and browsers to ensure a consistent experience for all users.
10. Launch and Deployment: Deploy the website to the hosting server and make it live for the public.
Monitor performance and address any post-launch issues promptly.
11. Optimization and Maintenance: Continuously monitor website performance, user feedback, and
analytics data. Make necessary updates and improvements to optimize the website for better user
experience and achieve business objectives.

6.1KEY LEARNINGS

• Key learnings refer to the most important insights, knowledge, or lessons gained from a particular
experience, process, or event. These are often identified after reflecting on a project, task, or situation and
are meant to help improve future actions or decisions. Key learnings can apply to personal growth, team
dynamics, business projects, academic studies, and more. Key learnings typically include:
• What worked well: Identifying successful strategies or actions.
• What didn’t work: Highlighting challenges, mistakes, or obstacles encountered.
• Why certain outcomes occurred: Understanding the factors or decisions that led to specific results.
• What could be done differently next time: Recommendations or ideas for improvement.
• New skills or knowledge gained: Any personal or professional development that came from the
experience.

• TECHNOLOGIES USED:
• "Technologies used" refers to the tools, platforms, software, hardware, or systems employed to accomplish
a task, complete a project, or solve a problem. These can range from digital solutions to physical
equipment, depending on the context. The overall technologies used during the internship were as:

• HTML5 (Hypertext Markup Language 5): HTML5 is the latest version of the standard markup language
used to create and structure content on the web. It introduces new features like:

• CSS (Cascading Style Sheets):

• CSS is a stylesheet language used for describing the presentation and design of web pages, including
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layout, colours, and fonts. CSS works alongside HTML to control the visual appearance of web content.
• CSS3: The latest version, adds features like animations, transitions, and responsive design.
• Responsive Design: Allows web pages to adapt to different screen sizes using media queries.
• Flexbox and Grid: Layout models in CSS3 that allow for complex, flexible web layouts.

• JavaScript:
• JavaScript is a high-level, dynamic programming language that allows you to create interactive and
dynamic content on websites. It's a core technology for front-end web development and is also used in
server-side programming (e.g., with Node.js).
• DOM Manipulation: Allows interaction with and changes to HTML content in real-time.
• Event Handling: Responds to user actions like clicks, typing, or scrolling.
• Asynchronous Programming: Handles operations like API calls without freezing the main execution using
callbacks, promises, and async/await.
• Frameworks: Libraries like React, Angular, and Vue.js are built with JavaScript to enhance web
development efficiency.

• Bootstrap:
• Bootstrap is a popular open-source front-end framework for developing responsive and mobile-first
websites quickly.
• Grid System: A responsive grid system that allows developers to create complex layouts easily.
• Pre-built Components: It comes with numerous ready-to-use components, such as buttons, forms, and
navigation bars.
• Customization: Bootstrap's default design can be customized via its variables, allowing developers to
create unique designs.
• Cross-browser compatibility: Ensures that designs work well across various web browsers.
• multimedia support: Native elements for embedding audio (<audio>) and video (<video>) without
external plugins.
• Canvas: Enables drawing graphics on the fly using JavaScript.
• Semantic elements: New tags like <article>, <section>, <footer>, which enhance the meaning and
structure of web pages.
• Offline support: Provides web applications with offline capabilities through features like local

• React js:

• Use React to create an interactive, dynamic menu that updates in real-time based on availability.
• Example: Filter options for vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free meals.
• Feature: Integration with APIs to fetch daily menu items dynamically.
• OrderPlacement:
Customers can select tiffin options and customize their orders using form components.
• Example: "Add to Cart" and "Special Instructions" fields. 21
• Feature: State management for cart updates and order summary.
• Admin Dashboard
• Real-TimeOrderMonitoring:
Admins can view, accept, and manage customer orders in real time using React components.
• Feature: Use tables or cards to list incoming orders and their statuses.
• InventoryManagement:
React can display inventory levels dynamically, allowing admins to track ingredients and manage stock.
• Example: Notifications when stock is low.
• UserAnalytics:
Admin dashboards built with React can show data visualizations for user preferences, frequently ordered meals, etc.,
using libraries like Recharts or Chart.js.
•
• Delivery Management
• DriverAssignment:
A React-based interface can display delivery schedules and assign drivers dynamically.
• Example: Use drag-and-drop functionality for delivery assignments.
• OrderTracking:
Use React to build tracking pages where customers can see their delivery status in real-time.
•
• User Account Management
• CustomerProfiles:
Users can create accounts, manage subscription plans, and update delivery preferences using React forms.
• Example: React Hooks to manage form validation and submission.
• PaymentIntegration:
Integrate payment gateways (e.g., Stripe or PayPal) using React components.
• Feature: Show subscription plans and payment history dynamically.
•
• Notifications and Updates
• PushNotifications:
Real-time updates on order status using React with Firebase or WebSocket for notifications.
• SubscriptionReminders:
Build a feature to notify customers about subscription renewals or special offers.
•
• Mobile-Responsive Design
• React makes it easy to create a mobile-friendly Tiffin Management System that works across devices:
• Use React-Bootstrap or Material-UI for responsive components.
• Implement Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) with React for offline access.
•
• Tech Stack with React:
• Frontend: React.js, Material-UI, Tailwind CSS.
• Backend: Node.js, Express.js.
• Database: MongoDB, Firebase, or SQL-based databases for managing orders and user data.
• State Management: Redux or Context API for managing app-wide states like cart and user sessions.

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.TOOLS:
Here's an overview of the tools and technologies you've mentioned:

VS Code (Visual Studio Code):

VS Code is a free, open-source code editor developed by Microsoft. It is popular among
developers due toits lightweight nature and extensive features.
Features:
o Syntax highlighting and intelligent code completion for various languages,
including JavaScript, Python, C++, and more.
o Extensions and plugins: Supports a wide range of extensions for additional
functionality (e.g., linting, formatting, language support, debugging tools).

o Integrated terminal: Allows developers to run terminal commands without leaving the
editor.
o Git integration: Built-in support for version control using Git, making it easy to
commit, push, pull, and view differences in code.
o Debugging support: Provides a powerful debugger for various languages and
platforms.
o Cross-platform: Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Git:
Git is a distributed version control system used to track changes in source code during software
development. It is essential for managing projects, especially when multiple developers are
working together.
Features:
• Branching and merging: Allows developers to create separate branches for new features,
bug fixes, or experimentation, which can later be merged into the main codebase.
• Commit history: Stores a full history of changes made to files, allowing developers to
revert toprevious versions if necessary.
• Distributed system: Every developer has a local copy of the repository, allowing work
even when offline.
• Staging area: Allows you to review and select changes before committing them.
• Collaboration: Makes it easy to collaborate with multiple developers, with built-in

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GitLab:
GitLab is a web-based platform that provides Git repository management along with a range of
DevOps toolsfor continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD). It is similar to GitHub
but offers additional features, particularly for enterprise use.
Features:
• Git repository hosting: GitLab allows you to host Git repositories and provides a web
interface tomanage, browse, and review your code.
• CI/CD pipelines: GitLab CI/CD allows you to automate the build, testing, and deployment
process, making it easier to deliver software quickly and reliably.
• Issue tracking: Built-in issue management system to track bugs, features, and tasks.
• Merge requests (pull requests): GitLab provides tools for code review and merging changes
into themain codebase.
• Container registry: Supports hosting and managing Docker containers.
• Access controls: Provides detailed access control settings for repositories, making it suitable
for large teams with complex role-based access requirements.

These tools are widely used by developers to streamline their workflows, manage code versions,
and build scalable, maintainable applications.

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 7.MAJOR-PROJECT CREATED
Created a full stack Tiffin Managment website “Happy Tummy” that helps many housewives and
mess owner to grow their business. using HTML5, CSS & JS,React js that enables the userto order
the yummy homemade food at their desired destination with flexible day/night cycle and time of
month with a separate login form with AUTH.

USE CASE DIAGRAM:

A Use Case Diagram (also known as a flowchart) is a visual representation of the sequence of
steps or decisions needed to perform a specific task or solve a problem. It is used to illustrate the
logical flow of operations in a process, algorithm, or system. Each step is represented by a specific
symbol, and arrows are used to show the direction of the process flow.

The use case diagram for the created mini-project is displayed below:

USER

Log in

Edit food menu

Add item

Change Status Remove Item

Review Feedback

ADMIN USE CASE DIAGRAM

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E-R Diagram:

An Entity-Relationship (E-R) Diagram is a graphical representation of entities and their

relationships within a system, typically used in database design. It helps model the structure of data
and visualize how entities (objects, people, concepts) interact with each other within a system.

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Practical Application of Knowledge:

• Hands-on experience: A mini-project allows interns to apply theoretical knowledge from their
academic studies to real-world scenarios, solidifying their understanding of technologies and
concepts.
• Problem-solving: It gives interns the chance to tackle actual challenges, helping them improve their
problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.

Skill Development:
• Technical skills: Working on a project sharpens coding, debugging, and tool usage skills, while
introducing new frameworks or technologies.
• Project management: Interns learn to manage tasks, time, and resources, improving their ability to
plan and execute a project from start to finish.
• Soft skills: Communication, teamwork, and adaptability are fostered during project collaboration
with mentors or teams.

Portfolio Enhancement:
• Demonstrable work: Mini-projects provide tangible results that can be showcased in a portfolio or
during interviews. It serves as proof of skills and competencies gained during the internship.
• Differentiation: A completed project gives an intern an edge in the job market, helping them stand
out to potential employers.

Exposure to Real-World Workflows:

• Industry tools and practices: Interns get familiar with version control systems (e.g., Git), agile
methodologies, and collaborative tools used in the industry.
• End-to-end development: Working on a mini-project typically involves the full software lifecycle,
from design to deployment, providing a complete understanding of how projects are developed
professionally.

Mentorship and Feedback:

• Guidance: Interns receive mentorship and constructive feedback from experienced professionals,
allowing them to improve their work and learn new techniques.
• Code reviews: These help interns understand industry-standard best practices and refine their coding
style, resulting in higher quality output.

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 BIBLIOGRAPHY
1.For frontend and HTML documentation- Html documentation available at- http;//www.html.org

2.Code editor- https://code.visualstudio.com

3.W3schools-Web development tutorials and refrences for HTML,CSS,Javascript,and API available

at- https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
4.Bootstrap Documentation- https://www.tutorialspoint.com/ css/ind ex.html

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