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The document outlines test cases for an e-commerce website, detailing expected outcomes for various user actions such as login, product search, and checkout. It also describes the implementation approach, emphasizing data integration, personalized recommendations, and user-friendly features. Additionally, the testing methodology includes unit, integration, and system testing to ensure functionality and performance, along with suggested modifications for user interface and performance optimization.

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The document outlines test cases for an e-commerce website, detailing expected outcomes for various user actions such as login, product search, and checkout. It also describes the implementation approach, emphasizing data integration, personalized recommendations, and user-friendly features. Additionally, the testing methodology includes unit, integration, and system testing to ensure functionality and performance, along with suggested modifications for user interface and performance optimization.

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Tes Test Case Input Expected Output

t
ID.
1 Successful Login Valid username and password User is logged in and redirected to
homepage

2 Invalid Login Invalid username and Error message "Invalid username or


password password" is displayed

3 Product Search Keyword "Laptop" List of laptops is displayed


4 Product Filtering Filter by price List of products with price is displayed
5 Product Sorting Sort by price List of products is sorted by price in
ascending order
6 Add to Cart Product ID and quantity Product is added to cart and cart
count is updated
7 Remove from Cart Product ID Product is removed from cart and cart
count is updated
8 Update Cart Product ID and new quantity Cart quantity is updated and cart total
Quantity is recalculated
9 Checkout Valid shipping and payment Order is placed and confirmation
info email is sent
10 Invalid Payment Invalid payment info Error message "Invalid payment
information" is displayed
11 Product Details Product ID Product details page is displayed with
correct information
12 Product Review Valid review text and rating Review is submitted and displayed on
product page
13 User Registration Valid registration info User is registered and confirmation
email is sent
14 Invalid Registration Valid registration info Error message "Invalid registration
information" is displayed
15 Order Tracking Valid order ID Order tracking information is
displayed
16 Order History Valid user login Order history page is displayed with
correct information
17 Order Cancellation Valid order ID Order is cancelled and confirmation
email is sent
18 Services Click on Service option Display Services
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CHAPTER 5

IMPLEMENTATION AND TESTING

5.1. Implementation Approaches

To implement the electronic product Digital Nexus e-commerce website, the process starts
with collecting and integrating product data from various sources. The system leverages data
insights and analytical techniques to offer users personalized product recommendations and a
more engaging shopping experience Product information is processed into structured data,
enabling efficient search, filtering, and sorting. Fine-tuning on specific product datasets
improves the accuracy of recommendations for particular product categories. Techniques like
collaborative filtering and content-based filtering enhance the alignment between user
preferences and product suggestions. Deployment involves optimizing the website for speed,
scalability, and usability, with features like faceted search, product comparisons, provide
Services and user-friendly interfaces. Personalization capabilities, including user profiling
and purchase history analysis, enable tailored product recommendations and promotions.
Post-processing techniques, such as Functionality testing, unit testing and user feedback
analysis, further refine the website's effectiveness. User interaction, including ratings,
reviews, and feedback, allows for continuous improvement and personalized adjustments.
This implementation approach makes the Digital Nexus website versatile, user-friendly, and
aligned with diverse customer needs.

5.2 Coding Details and Code Efficiency


5.3 Testing Approach
The testing approach for the e-commerce website follows a structured methodology to ensure the
application's functionality, reliability, and performance. The testing phases include Unit Testing,
Integration Testing, and System Testing.
1.Unit Testing
Unit testing focuses on testing individual components or units of the website, such as specific React.js
components, Node.js API endpoints, and JavaScript functions. The goal is to isolate each unit and
verify that it performs as expected in isolation.
2. Integration Testing
Integration testing checks the interaction between different modules or components of the website.
This includes testing how the front-end (React.js, HTML, CSS, JS) integrates with the back-end
(Node.js) and the database (MongoDB).

3. System Testing
System testing involves validating the complete functionality of the website as a whole. This phase
tests the entire system in a simulated production environment to verify that all components (front-end,
back-end, database, and third-party integrations) work together.

5.4 Modification and Improvements


User Interface Enhancements
 Interactive Elements: Adding interactive components like hover effects, and transitions on
buttons, service cards, and images to create a more engaging user experience.

 Mobile Optimization: Further optimizing the responsiveness across different screen sizes
by improving media queries, ensuring a seamless experience for mobile and tablet users.

Performance Optimization
 Image Optimization: Compressing large image files used on the website to reduce page load
times while maintaining image quality.

 Code Minification: Minifying CSS, JavaScript, and HTML files to reduce the file sizes and
improve website loading speed.

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