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The document outlines a 12-week project plan for developing an application called 'ShopEase'. It details the initialization, user authentication, backend API development, frontend integration, and additional features such as product management, shopping cart functionality, and payment processing. The final weeks focus on testing, debugging, and documentation to ensure a stable and user-friendly application.

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The document outlines a 12-week project plan for developing an application called 'ShopEase'. It details the initialization, user authentication, backend API development, frontend integration, and additional features such as product management, shopping cart functionality, and payment processing. The final weeks focus on testing, debugging, and documentation to ensure a stable and user-friendly application.

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Week 1: Project Initialization and Setting Up Development Environment

 Day 1:
o Created a new GitHub repository named "ShopEase-publiv".
o Initialized the repository with a README file to describe the project's
purpose and objectives.
 Day 2:
o Created the initial directory structure including folders for backend,
frontend, and database schema.
o Added initial files like .gitignore, package.json, and configuration files.
 Day 3:
o Installed Node.js and set up package managers (npm or yarn).
o Installed essential dependencies such as Express for the backend.
 Day 4:
o Configured environment variables and set up a local development server.
 Day 5:
o Designed the database schema by identifying entities (e.g., Products,
Categories, Users) and relationships.
o Created database tables using MongoDB or MySQL.
o Wrote scripts to initialize and seed the database with sample data.

Week 2: Implementing User Authentication

 Day 1:
o Created a registration form where users could sign up by providing their
details like username, email, and password.
o Implemented server-side validation to ensure data integrity and security.
 Day 2:
o Developed a login form that allowed users to log in with their credentials.
 Day 3:
o Used session management or JWT (JSON Web Tokens) to handle user
sessions securely.
 Day 4:
o Implemented secure password storage using hashing algorithms like
bcrypt.
o Ensured passwords were never stored in plain text.
 Day 5:
o Set up middleware to protect routes and resources.
o Ensured only authenticated users could access certain parts of the
application.

Week 3: Building the Backend API

 Day 1:
o Created RESTful endpoints for CRUD operations on products, categories,
and users.
o Defined routes for these endpoints and handled HTTP methods (GET,
POST, PUT, DELETE) appropriately.
 Day 2:
o Implemented business logic for handling requests and responses.
o Ensured data validation, error handling, and response formatting were
properly managed.
 Day 3:
o Set up error handling for the API.
 Day 4:
o Integrated the backend with the database to perform operations like
fetching, creating, updating, and deleting records.
 Day 5:
o Used an ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) or ODM (Object-Document
Mapping) for database interactions.

Week 5: Creating UI Components

 Day 1:
o Designed and implemented key UI components such as the product list
and product details.
 Day 2:
o Developed components for user profile and navigation bar.
 Day 3:
o Ensured components were reusable, modular, and followed best practices.
 Day 4:
o Applied CSS or a CSS-in-JS solution to style the components.
o Ensured a consistent look and feel across the application by using a
design system or component library.
 Day 5:
o Implemented interactive features like buttons, forms, and modals.
o Ensured components were responsive and accessible.

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Week 4: Setting Up Frontend Framework

 Day 1:
o Chose a frontend framework (e.g., React) and set up the project structure.
 Day 2:
o Configured build tools like Webpack or used Create React App.
 Day 3:
o Installed necessary frontend dependencies such as React, React Router,
and UI libraries (e.g., Material-UI, Bootstrap).
 Day 4:
o Configured project settings and environment variables.
 Day 5:
o Created the initial folder structure for components, services, and assets.
o Set up routing for different pages of the application.

Week 6: Integrating Frontend with Backend

 Day 1:
o Implemented API calls using libraries like Axios or Fetch to communicate
with the backend.
 Day 2:
o Handled asynchronous operations and managed loading states.
 Day 3:
o Used state management libraries (e.g., Redux, Context API) to manage
the application state.
 Day 4:
o Ensured data was fetched, stored, and updated efficiently.
 Day 5:
o Handled errors gracefully by displaying appropriate messages to users.
o Ensured the application could recover from errors without crashing.

Week 7: Implementing Search and Filter Features

 Day 1:
o Implemented a search bar that allowed users to search for products by
name or keyword.
 Day 2:
o Ensured the search functionality was efficient and responsive.
 Day 3:
o Added filters for categories, price ranges, and other attributes.
 Day 4:
o Allowed users to apply multiple filters simultaneously and updated the
product list accordingly.
 Day 5:
o Implemented sorting options for products based on criteria like price,
popularity, and rating.
o Ensured the sorting feature was intuitive and user-friendly.

Week 8: Adding Product Management Features

 Day 1:
o Created forms for product management, including fields for product name,
description, price, category, and images.
 Day 2:
o Validated form inputs and handled form submissions.
 Day 3:
o Integrated the forms with the backend API to perform CRUD operations.
 Day 4:
o Ensured the operations were secure and only accessible by authorized
users.
 Day 5:
o Provided feedback to users upon successful or failed operations.
o Displayed confirmation messages and handled errors appropriately.

Week 9: Implementing Shopping Cart Functionality

 Day 1:
o Allowed users to add and remove products from the shopping cart.
 Day 2:
o Displayed the cart summary with product details, quantities, and total
price.
 Day 3:
o Ensured cart data was persisted across sessions using local storage or
backend storage.
 Day 4:
o Handled scenarios where users logged in and out.
 Day 5:
o Implemented a checkout process that allowed users to review their cart,
enter shipping information, and proceed to payment.
Week 10: Implementing Payment Processing

 Day 1:
o Chose a payment gateway (e.g., Stripe, PayPal) and integrated it into the
application.
 Day 2:
o Handled payment transactions securely and efficiently.
 Day 3:
o Created forms for users to enter payment details.
 Day 4:
o Ensured the forms were secure and complied with industry standards
(e.g., PCI-DSS).
 Day 5:
o Handled successful and failed payment scenarios.
o Saved order details to the database and provided users with order
confirmation and receipts.

Week 11: Testing and Debugging

 Day 1:
o Wrote unit tests for individual components and functions using testing
libraries (e.g., Jest, Mocha).
 Day 2:
o Ensured each unit worked as expected.
 Day 3:
o Performed integration tests to ensure different parts of the application
worked together seamlessly.
 Day 4:
o Tested interactions between frontend and backend.
 Day 5:
o Identified and fixed bugs and issues.
o Used debugging tools and techniques to troubleshoot problems.
o Ensured the application was stable and reliable.

Week 12: Documentation and Final Review

 Day 1:
o Wrote user documentation to guide users on how to use the application.
 Day 2:
o Included step-by-step instructions, screenshots, and troubleshooting tips
in the user documentation.
 Day 3:
o Created developer documentation to help future developers understand
the codebase.
 Day 4:
o Included setup instructions, code structure, and API references in the
developer documentation.
 Day 5:
o Conducted a final review of the application to ensure all features were
implemented correctly.
o Performed a final round of testing and made any necessary adjustments.

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