Web design and html
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Web design( Visual Studio and HTML)
Most of the code is provided in the Visual Studio file. Also, The database is established.
Requirement:
Customers come to database “NWTraders” to buy products. On the customer portal, allow a customer to view their orders and place a new order. Keep the following requirements in mind:
Before you place an order, there should be a specific customer for whom the order is being placed. Orders should only have products that are available. Discontinued products cannot be sold. To manage commissions for employees, allow the user entering the order to select the salesperson helping the customer with the order. A customer should be able to view and confirm details of the new order BEFORE the order is actually placed (i.e., stored in the database). This should include the items ordered, quantities, discounts if any, as well as the total for the order. This should include adding defaults for field values. Save the new order so that the customer can view the new order, along with their previous orders. The new order should appear at the top of the list of recent orders on the customer's details page.
Be creative and design the pages and related controls in a way that you think is most intuitive and easiest to use for the user. To receive full credit, this requirement requires more than changes in colors and includes the purposeful use of controls and navigation to thoughtfully design pages and the User Interaction Experience. Do not allow customers to place orders for products where the units on hand exceed the quantity ordered. When an order is placed, update the quantity on hand with the items ordered.
Add an interface to allow employees to log in to the site and display information about each employee's sales, best-selling products, and best customers on their details page.
Most of the code is provided in the Visual Studio file. Also, The database is established.
Requirement:
Customers come to database “NWTraders” to buy products. On the customer portal, allow a customer to view their orders and place a new order. Keep the following requirements in mind:
Before you place an order, there should be a specific customer for whom the order is being placed. Orders should only have products that are available. Discontinued products cannot be sold. To manage commissions for employees, allow the user entering the order to select the salesperson helping the customer with the order. A customer should be able to view and confirm details of the new order BEFORE the order is actually placed (i.e., stored in the database). This should include the items ordered, quantities, discounts if any, as well as the total for the order. This should include adding defaults for field values. Save the new order so that the customer can view the new order, along with their previous orders. The new order should appear at the top of the list of recent orders on the customer's details page.
Be creative and design the pages and related controls in a way that you think is most intuitive and easiest to use for the user. To receive full credit, this requirement requires more than changes in colors and includes the purposeful use of controls and navigation to thoughtfully design pages and the User Interaction Experience. Do not allow customers to place orders for products where the units on hand exceed the quantity ordered. When an order is placed, update the quantity on hand with the items ordered.
Add an interface to allow employees to log in to the site and display information about each employee's sales, best-selling products, and best customers on their details page.