Design and Implementation of a Food Delivery Platform

A PROJECT REPORT

Submitted by

DISHA PATEL

2203031087049

In partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
in

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Parul Institute of Engineering

and Technology, Vadodara

Parul University, Vadodara

[Feb -2025]
 Parul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Vadodara

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project/internship report submitted along with the
Internship entitled Design and Implementation of a Food Delivery Platform has
been carried out by Disha Patel under my guidance in partial fulfillment for the
degree of Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology, 8th Semester of Parul
University, Vadodara during the academic year 2024-25.

Supervisor Head, Dept. of Information

Technology
Ms. Tejal Patel
Assistant Professor Dr. Pooja Sapra
 Parul Institute of Engineering & Technology, Vadodara

DECLARATION
We hereby declare that the Internship report submitted along with the Internship
entitled Design and Implementation of a Food Delivery Platform submitted in
partial fulfillment for the degree of Bachelor of Technology in Information
Technology to Parul University, Vadodara, is a Bonafide record of original project
work carried out by me at Collabera Digital under the supervision of Ms. Tejal Patel
and that no part of this report has been directly copied from any student’s reports or
taken from any other source, without providing due reference.

Name of the Student Sign of Student

Disha Patel

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to take this moment to thank everyone who gave of their precious time, unwavering
support, and collaboration to make this project possible.

We owe an obligation of appreciation to our guide, Ms. Tejal Patel, an assistant professor of
engineering and technology and Ms. Krutika Patel, for her constant support and ongoing assistance
in the form of project workspace. We express our gratitude to Dr. Pooja Sapra, our Head of
Department, and Dr. Vipul Vekariya Sir, our principal, for providing us with the chance to work on
this project. We would also want to thank our friends for their many contributions to the success of
our endeavor. Their constant encouragement and direction enabled us to overcome the various
challenges and finish the project.

We see this as a great opportunity and a turning point in our professional lives. We'll endeavor to
enhance and make the greatest use of the knowledge and abilities we've acquired.

Disha Patel (2203031087049)

Parul University,
Vadodara

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 ABSTRACT

The food industry has experienced a major shift toward digital solutions, making it easier for
customers to explore restaurants and order meals online. This project focuses on the design and
implementation of a web-based food delivery platform that enhances user experience by providing
a seamless and interactive ordering system. The platform allows users to browse restaurant menus,
customize their orders, and make secure payments efficiently. With a visually appealing and
responsive design, the website ensures accessibility across various devices, catering to modern
consumers’ needs.

The development process incorporates modern web technologies, including HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, and frameworks like React and Node.js, ensuring an optimized UI/UX for smooth
navigation and engagement. The platform integrates key features such as real-time order tracking,
restaurant reviews, secure payment options, and customer support, enhancing user trust and
convenience. Performance optimization techniques are also applied to ensure fast loading speeds
and a hassle-free browsing experience.

This platform bridges the gap between restaurants and customers by offering a structured, user-
friendly, and efficient digital solution. By leveraging technology, the project contributes to making
online food ordering more accessible and enjoyable while streamlining the delivery process. Future
enhancements may include AI-powered meal recommendations, real-time order updates, chatbot
assistance, and integration with third-party delivery services to further improve functionality and
user engagement.

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 Table of Contents

Content Page No.

Title Page i
Certificate Page ii
NOC/ Offer Letter iii
Declaration v
Acknowledgment vi
Abstract vii
Table of Contents viii
List of Figures xi
List of Tables xii
List of Symbols and Abbreviations xiii
Chapter 1: Overview of the Company 1
1.1 History of Collebra Digital 1
1.2 Organization Chart 2
1.3 Capacity of the Organization 2
Chapter 2: Overview of Different Department of the Organization 3
2.1 Work Carried out in each department 3
2.2 Specifications of major tools in each Department 3
2.3 Schematic Layout of Development process 4
2.4 Explanation of Each Stage of Development 4
Chapter 3: System Analysis 5
3.1 Study of Current System 5
3.2 Problem and Weaknesses of Current System 5
3.3 Requirement of New System 6
3.4 System Feasibility 6
3.5 Features of the Purposed System 7
3.5.1 Flow Chart of the Travel and Tourism Platform 8
3.5.2 Use Case Diagram of the Travel and Tourism Platform 9
3.5.3 Activity Diagram of the Travel and Tourism Platform 10
3.5.4 DFD Level 0 Diagram of the Travel and Tourism Platform 11
3.6 Selection of Hardware/ Software/ Techniques/ Approaches 11
3.6.1 Hardware 11
3.6.2 Techniques/Approaches 11
3.6.3 Software Tools 11
Chapter 4: System Design 12
4.1 System Design and Methodology 12
4.2 Data Dictionary 12
Chapter 5: Implementation 15
5.1 Implementation Platform/ Environment 15
5.2 Results/ Outcomes 15
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 5.3 Snapshots 15
5.4 Result Analysis 18
Chapter 6: Testing 19
6.1 Testing Planning 19
6.1.1 Testing Types 19
6.1.2 Testing Tools 19
6.1.3 Testing Process 19
6.2 Test Result and Analysis 20
6.2.1 Test Cases 20
Chapter 7: Conclusion 21
7.1 Overall Analysis of Internship/ Project Viabilities 21
7.2 Dates of Continuous Evaluation 21
References 22
Appendixes 23

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 List of Figures

Figure 1.1 Organization Chart 2

Figure 3.5.1 Flow Chart of the Travel and Tourism Platform 8

Figure 3.5.2 Use Case Diagram of the Travel and Tourism Platform 9

Figure 3.5.2 Activity Diagram of the Travel and Tourism Platform 10

Figure 3.5.4 DFD Level 0 Diagram of the Travel and Tourism Platform 11

Figure 5.3.1 Home Section of the Travel and Tourism Platform 15

Figure 5.3.2 Order Tracking Section of the Travel and Tourism Platform 16

Figure 5.3.3 Benefit Section of the Travel and Tourism Platform 16

Figure 5.3.4 Food Gallery Section of the Travel and Tourism Platform 17

Figure 5.3.5 Review Section of the Travel and Tourism Platform 17

Figure 5.3.6 Footer Section of the Travel and Tourism Platform 18

List of Tables

Table 4.2.1 User Table 12

Table 4.2.2 Order Table 13

Table 4.2.3 Food Items Table 13

Table 4.2.4 Payments Table 14

Table 4.2.5 Delivery Person Table 14

Table 6.2.1 Test Cases 20

Table 7.2.1 Continuous Evaluation Schedule 21

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 List of Symbols and Abbreviations

IT Information Technology

AI/ML Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning

UK United Kingdom

QA Quality Assurance

PMO Project Management Office

ASP.NET Active Server Pages. Network

MVC Model View Controller

SQL Structured Query Language

SSMS SQL Server Management Studio

ADO ActiveX Data Objects

HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol

HTTPS Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

OS Operating System

CI/ CD Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment

CRM Customer Relationship Management

MFA Multi-factor authentication

HTML Hyper Text Markup Language

CSS Cascading Style Sheet

PHP Hypertext Preprocessor

AWS Amazon Web Services

APIs Application Programming Interfaces

IDE Integrated Development Environment

RDBMS Relational Database Management System

XSS Cross-Site Scripting

UI/UX User Interface / User Experience

OOPS Object-Oriented Programming System

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 CHAPTER-1 OVERVIEW OF THE COMPANY

1.1 HISTORY OF COLLEBRA DIGITAL

Collabera Digital is a global leader in digital talent solutions and engineering services, empowering
businesses to stay ahead in an ever-evolving technological landscape. For over 25 years, we have
been at the forefront of providing cutting-edge IT and digital talent services, direct placement and
career advisement, global remote talent, and comprehensive learning solutions. Our expertise enables
the Fortune 1000 and other enterprises worldwide to build, scale, and optimize their digital
capabilities efficiently.

For more information, visit https://www.collaberadigital.com/

Headquarters Bengaluru South, Karnataka Specialties Information Technology, Consulting, Digital

Engineering, Cloud Engineering, Platform Engineering, Data Engineering, Intelligent Automation,
Business Solutions, Digital, Digital Talent, and AI/ML. Collabera Digital engineers the next
generation of solutions to power tech-forward organizations accelerate their digital journeys. Our
digital engineering capabilities in data, analytics, cloud, automation, and cybersecurity, coupled with
a strong foundation in talent transformation and advisory & architecture, foster continuous innovation
and transformation, helping clients stay ahead in the digital curve. With our client-first and
collaborative approach, we deliver solutions that are tailor-made through speed and agility.

Established in 2010, Collabera Digital has rapidly grown into a trusted name in the industry, helping
organizations navigate complex digital challenges through innovation, agility, and deep technical
expertise. Our presence spans 25 offices in 11+ countries across the Asia-Pacific and European
regions, supporting over 300+ clients, including Fortune 500 companies. With a workforce of over
10,000 professionals, we are committed to fostering a culture of innovation and excellence. Our team
of experts specializes in next-generation solutions that accelerate digital transformation, optimize
business operations, and drive sustained growth.

Address: Collabera House, Gotri Sevasi Road, Vadodara 390021, India.

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1.2 ORGANISATION CHART

Figure 1.1 Organization Chart

1.3 CAPACITY OF ORGANISATION

Civica is an international software business group that specializes in IT services and IT consulting.
The organization boasts a substantial capacity, with a workforce ranging between 5,001 to 10,000
employees. Established in 2001, Civica has its headquarters in London, UK.

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 CHAPTER-2 OVERVIEW OF DIFFERENT DEPARTMENT
OF THE ORGANISATION

2.1 WORK CARRIED OUT IN EACH DEPARTMANT

The organization comprises several key departments, each responsible for distinct functions and
processes contributing to the overall operations.

• Development Department: Responsible for software development, coding, and

implementation of new features and functionalities.

• Quality Assurance (QA) Department: Conducts testing, validation, and verification of

software products to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications.

• Operations Department: Manages the day-to-day operational activities, including system

maintenance, troubleshooting, and user support.

• Project Management Office (PMO): Oversees project planning, execution, and monitoring,
ensuring alignment with organizational goals and objectives.

2.2 SPECIFICATIONS OF MAJOR TOOLS IN EACH DEPARTMANT

The organization comprises several key departments, each responsible for distinct functions and
processes contributing to the overall operations.

• Development Department: Utilizes tools such as Visual Studio, IntelliJ IDEA, or Eclipse for
coding and development.

• Quality Assurance (QA) Department: Relies on software testing tools like Selenium, JUnit,
or JMeter for automated testing and bug tracking systems like Jira for issue management.

• Operations Department: Implements monitoring tools like Nagios or Zabbix for system
performance monitoring and management.

• Project Management Office (PMO): Utilizes project management software such as

Microsoft Team or CTS for project planning, scheduling, and tracking.

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2.3 SCHEMATIC LAYOUT OF DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

The development process follows a sequence of operations from requirements gathering and analysis,
followed by design, implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance phases.

2.4 EXPLANATION OF EACH STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT

• Requirements Gathering and Analysis: Involves understanding client needs and defining
project requirements to establish project scope and objectives.

• Design: Encompasses creating system architecture, database design, and user interface layout
based on gathered requirements.

• Implementation: Involves actual coding and development of software components, adhering

to design specifications and coding standards.

• Testing: Focuses on validating system functionality, identifying bugs, and ensuring software
quality through various testing techniques.

• Deployment: Involves deploying the developed software to production environments and

configuring it for end-user access.

• Maintenance: Entails ongoing support, bug fixes, and updates to ensure system stability,
security, and performance post-deployment.

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 CHAPTER-3 SYSTEM ANALYSIS

3.1 STUDY OF CURREMT SYTEM

The current food delivery industry operates through a mix of manual processes and digital platforms to
provide customers with a seamless ordering experience. However, many existing systems still face
challenges in efficiency, user experience, and automation. Below are some key aspects of the current
food delivery system:

• Online Ordering and Reservation System: Many rely on third-party platforms, leading to
delays and miscommunication. A direct ordering system ensures real-time updates.

• Customer Management: Lack of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, results

in fragmented data and inefficient service. A structured database improves loyalty programs
and order tracking.

• Payment and Billing: Limited gateways, security concerns, and refund delays affect
transactions. A secure multi-gateway system enhances trust.

• Communication and Customer Support: Efficient communication is vital for handling

order updates, cancellations, and delivery tracking. Many businesses provide support via
email, phone, or chat, but response times can vary.

• Reporting and Analytics: Many businesses lack data-driven insights for optimizing
operations, sales, and peak-hour efficiency.

3.2 PROBLEM AND WEAKNESSES OF CURRENT SYSTEM

Despite advancements in digitalization, the food delivery industry still faces several challenges that
impact efficiency, user experience, and overall business operations. Some of the key issues include:

• Inefficiency: Semi-manual processes cause order errors, delays, and poor customer satisfaction.

• Data Discrepancies: Poor system integration leads to incorrect menus, pricing, and
mismatched orders.

• Limited Accessibility: Lack of mobile-friendly interfaces and real-time tracking reduces user
convenience.

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 • Lack of Integration: Independent order, delivery, and payment systems result in
miscommunication and delays.

• Security Risks: Weak data protection makes platforms vulnerable to cyber threats and
payment fraud.

• Poor Customer Support Lack of real-time assistance and AI-driven chatbots increases
response times.

• Inflexible Booking & Cancellation Policies: Rigid cancellation and refund policies frustrate
customers and reduce loyalty.

3.3 REQUIRMENT OF NEW SYSTEM

To enhance efficiency, security, and user experience, the new food delivery system should incorporate
automation for order processing, AI-driven chatbots, and dynamic pricing to reduce manual errors. A
centralized database will store customer profiles, order history, and transactions, ensuring real-time
synchronization and security. The user-friendly interface should be mobile-responsive, offering simplified
navigation, search filters, and an intuitive ordering process. Seamless integration of menu management,
order tracking, and secure payment processing with third-party APIs will ensure a smooth workflow. AI-
powered personalized recommendations, loyalty rewards, and saved preferences will improve customer
engagement. Robust security measures, including end-to-end encryption, multi-factor authentication
(MFA), and compliance with security standards, will protect user data and financial transactions from
cyber threats.

3.4 SYSTEM FEASIBILITY

Does the System Contribute to The Overall Objectives of The Organization?

Yes, the system aligns with the objectives of enhancing food delivery services, improving order
management, and increasing customer satisfaction. It provides a seamless platform for customers to
browse menus, place orders, track deliveries in real time, and make secure payments. The system
streamlines restaurant operations by automating order processing and reducing delays, ensuring a
smooth experience for both customers and vendors.

Can the System Be Implemented Using the Current Technology and Within the Given Cost and
Schedule Constraints?

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The system is built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, and MySQL, making it feasible to
develop and deploy with modern web technologies. Hosting services such as AWS, Firebase, or
shared hosting can be used based on the budget. The project follows a structured development
timeline, ensuring that it is completed within the allocated cost and schedule.

Can the System Be Integrated with Other Systems Which Are Already in Place?

The system should be designed to integrate with third-party services such as hotel booking APIs,
flight reservation systems, and payment gateways. Compatibility with industry-standard APIs (e.g.,
Amadeus, Sabre, and Stripe) should be ensured for seamless data exchange and enhanced
functionality.

3.5 FEATURES OF THE PROPOSED SYSTEM

• Role-based Access Control: Assigns specific permissions to customers, restaurant

owners, and delivery personnel to ensure secure access to relevant features.

• Booking Management: Allows users to browse menus, place orders, and make payments
seamlessly with real-time availability and pricing updates.

• Itinerary Management: Enables customers to track their food orders in real time, from order
confirmation to delivery at their doorstep.

• Integration of Modules: Ensures seamless communication and data exchange between

different system components, such as payment processing, reservations, and customer
support.

• Automation of Routine Tasks: Automates order confirmations, payment processing,

delivery notifications, and customer feedback collection to improve efficiency.

• Secure Payment Processing: Integrates with trusted payment gateways ( UPI) to ensure safe
and hassle-free transactions.

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3.5.1 Flow Chart of the Food Delivery Platform:

Figure 3.5.1 Flow Chart of the Food Delivery Platform

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3.5.2 Use Case Diagram of the Food Delivery Platform:

Figure 3.5.2 Use Case Diagram of the Food Delivery Platform

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3.5.3 Activity Diagram of the Food Delivery Platform:

Figure 3.5.3 Activity Diagram of the Food Delivery Platform

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3.5.4 DFD Level 0 Diagram of the Food Delivery Platform:

Figure 3.5.4 DFD Level 0 Diagram of the Food Delivery Platform

3.6 SELECTION OF HARWARE/ SOFTWARE/ TECHNIQUES/ APPROACHES

3.6.1 Hardware

For the project, reliable hardware components are used to support development activities. A system
laptop is essential for coding, database management, and system testing. Additionally, cloud storage
or local servers securely store food delivery data, ensuring data accessibility and security.

4.1.3 Techniques/Approaches

The project follows Agile and Scrum methodologies to streamline development. The Agile approach
allows for iterative development, enabling flexibility in feature updates and continuous feedback.

4.1.3 Software Tools

Various software tools are used for development, management, and deployment. Visual Studio Code
serves as the primary development environment, while MySQL is utilized for database management. The
project leverages Firebase or AWS for cloud hosting, ensuring scalability and performance. Google Maps
API is integrated for location-based services, and Stripe/PayPal handle secure payment transactions,
providing a seamless experience for users.

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 CHAPTER-4 SYSTEM DESIGN

4.1 SYSTEM DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

The food delivery system consists of four key user roles: Admin, who manages system settings,
restaurant listings, orders, and customer queries; Restaurant Owners, who update menus, process
orders, and track order status; Customers, who place orders, make payments, and provide feedback;
and Delivery Partners, who handle pickups, deliveries, and real-time updates. The database design
includes tables for Users, Orders, Payments, Restaurants, and Delivery Partners, ensuring proper
relationships and data flow. The system’s functionality allows Admins to manage restaurants, orders,
and payments, Restaurant Owners to control menus and order status, and Customers to search
restaurants, place orders, and leave reviews. Security features include role-based access control
(RBAC), encrypted payments, and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). The user interface is intuitive
and responsive, while API integration with restaurant POS and secure payment gateways ensures
seamless transactions and order management.

4.2 DATA DICTIONARY

1) Table Name: User

Primary Key: user_id

Field Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

user_id INT - Primary Key Unique identifier for each user
name VARCHAR 100 Not Null name of the user
email VARCHAR 100 Unique, Not
Email address of the user
Null

password VARCHAR 255 Not Null Encrypted password for

authentication
address Text - Null
Address of the user

Table 4.2.1 User Table

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2) Table Name: Orders
Primary Key: order_id
Foreign Key: user_id,Delivery_id

Field Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

order_id INT - Primary Key Unique identifier for each
customer
user_id INT - Foreign Key ID of the user placing order
Delivery_id INT Foreign Key Assigned delivery person
Total_amount DECIMAL 10.2 Not Null Total order amount

status ENUM - Not Null Order status

(Pending,Delivery,etc)
order_date TIMESTAMP - DEFAULT Date and time of order

Table 4.2.2 Orders Table

3) Table Name: Food Items

Primary Key: food_id
Foreign Key: -

Field Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

food_id INT - Primary Key Unique identifier for each travel

package
name VARCHAR 100 Not Null Name of the food item
catogery VARCHAR 50 Not Null Category of food

price DECIMAL 10,2 Not Null Price of the food item

description TEXT - Null Description of the food item

availability BOOLEAN - Not Null Food availibality stasus

Table 4.2.3 Food Item Table

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4) Table Name: Payments table
Primary Key: payment_id
Foreign Key: order_id

Field Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

payment_id INT - Primary Key Unique payment id

order_id INT - Foreign Key Id of order
Payment_method VARCHER 50 Not Null Method of payment
amount DECIMAL 10,2 Not Null Payment amount

Payment_status ENUM - Not Null Status (pending,completed)

Table 4.2.4 Payments Table

5) Table Name: Delivery Person

Primary Key: delivery_id
Foreign Key: -

Field Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

delivery_id INT - Primary Key Unique delivery person id

name VARCHER 100 Not Null Name of delivery person

phone VARCHER 20 Not Null Contact number

Vehicle_details 100 Null Vehicle information

VARCHER

Table 4.2.5 Delivery Person Table

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 CHAPTER-5 IMPLEMENTATION

5.1 IMPLEMENTATION PLATFORM / ENVIRONMENT

o Platform: Microsoft Windows.

o Integrated Development Environment (IDE): Visual Studio 2022

o Database Management System: SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).

5.2 RESULTS / OUTCOMES

The Food Delivery System was successfully implemented with key functionalities for Admins,
Customers, Restaurants, and Delivery Partners. Customers can browse menus, place orders, make
payments, and track deliveries in real-time. Restaurants manage menus, update orders, and process
customer requests. Delivery Partners handle order pickups, deliveries, and route navigation. Admins
oversee system performance, manage payments, and address user queries, ensuring smooth operations.

5.3 SNAPSHOTS

Figure 5.3.1 Home Section of the Food Delivery Platform

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Figure 5.3.2 Order tracking Section of the Food Delivery Platform

Figure 5.3.3 Benefit Section of the Food Delivery Platform

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Figure 5.3.4 Food gallery Section of the Food Delivery Platform

Figure 5.3.5 Review Section of the Food Delivery Platform

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 Figure 5.3.6 Footer Section of the Food Delivery Platform

5.4 RESULTS ANALYSIS

The use of ASP.NET and C# ensures a secure, scalable, and efficient food delivery platform, handling
orders, restaurant management, payments, and tracking. SQL Server provides a reliable database for user
profiles, orders, and transactions. Frontend technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, React.js)
create a modern, responsive, and user-friendly interface for all users.

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 CHAPTER-6 TESTING
6.1 TESTING PLANNING

6.1.1 Testing Types

• Unit Testing: Validates individual functions (e.g., user authentication, order placement, payment
processing).
• Integration Testing: Ensures seamless interaction between Users, Orders, Payments, and
Delivery Management.
• System Testing: Simulates real-world scenarios, including high-traffic load handling.
• User Acceptance Testing (UAT): End users test key workflows like bulk orders, refunds, and
cancellations.
• Security Testing: Identifies vulnerabilities (e.g., SQL injection, XSS) to protect user data.

• Performance Testing: Measures system response under heavy traffic using caching and
optimization.

6.1.2 Testing Tools

• Unit Testing: NUnit, xUnit

• Automation Testing: Selenium WebDriver, TestComplete
• Performance Testing: Apache Jmeter, LoadRunner
• Security Testing: OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite
• Bug Tracking: JIRA, Azure DevOps

6.1.3 Testing Process

• Test Case Creation: Defines inputs, expected outputs, and edge cases.
• Test Execution: Runs tests across multiple devices and browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
• Defect Logging: Issues are logged in JIRA/Azure DevOps and prioritized based on severity.
• Re-Testing & Regression Testing: Ensures bug fixes do not impact other functionalities.
• Deployment Readiness Testing: Final real-world testing before launch.

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6.2 TEST RESULT AND ANALYSIS

This section summarizes the testing of key modules, including user registration, login, restaurant
search, order placement, payment processing, and order tracking. The results confirm system
reliability, with actual outputs matching expected outcomes

6.2.1 Test Cases:

Test Case Module Test Condation Expected Actual Output Result

Output
1 User Registration Validate Successful Password meets pass
Password enytry of valid criteria
Format password
2 User Login Verify the Password store Password is pass
password as encrypted correctly
encription form encrypted
3 Restaurant Search Search for Matching Results pass
& Menu restaurants by results accurately
name, cuisine, or displayed filtered
location
4 View restaurant Items added to Cart updates pass
Restaurant Search
menu and add cart correctly
& Menu
items to cart successfully
5 Order Placement Ensure payment Payment button Validation pass
cannot proceed disabled until message
without adding items are added appears
items
6 Order Placement Display Estimated time Time calculated pass
estimated based on user and displayed
delivery time location correctly
7 Enter valid Payment Payment form pass
Payment
credit/debit card successful accepts valid
Processing
details entries
8 Payment Enter invalid Payment is System blocks pass
Processing card details rejected with invalid entries
(expired, wrong error message
CVV)
9 Confirm Order status Status updated pass
Payment
payment updates updated to successfully
Processing
order status “Confirmed”

Table 6.2.1 Test Cases

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 CHAPTER-7 CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION

7.1 OVERALL ANALYSIS OF INTERNSHIP / PROJECT VIABILITIES

The Food Delivery Website effectively addresses challenges in online food ordering by integrating
user authentication, restaurant management, order tracking, and secure payments. The system
enhances customer experience, improves efficiency, and streamlines food delivery operations.

7.2 DATES OF CONTINUOUS EVALUATION

Throughout the development phase, continuous evaluations were conducted to assess the progress of
different components of the project. These assessments ensured that the design, implementation, and
testing phases adhered to best practices.

Date Topics
01/12/2024 Evaluation of C# Programming
11/12/2024 Evaluation of SQL Queries
11/12/2024 Evaluation of C# Practical
20/12/2024 Evaluation of HTML, CSS, Bootstrap
05/01/2024 Evaluation of SQL Practical
15/01/2024 Evaluation of OOPS
25/01/2024 Evaluation of Ado.Net Integration
10/02/2024 Evaluation of API Integration
20/02/2024 Evaluation of Payment Gateway Security
05/03/2024 Evaluation of Final Testing
31/03/2024 Final Project Submission & Review

Table 7.2.1 Continuous Evaluation Schedule

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