ASPIRATION I WISH SYSTEM

FACULTY OF COMPUTER & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UiTM)
40450 SHAH ALAM, SELANGOR
MALAYSIA

[ASSIGNMENT / GROUP PROJECT] FOR

ICT705: WEB SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
LECTURER: ASSOC. PROF. TS DR. ANITAWATI MOHD LOKMAN

PREPARED BY:

Nurul Asyikin Binti Norham (2017150961)

Wan Nur Amira Binti Wan Hassan (2017582591)
Wan Nur Nazihah Binti Wan Azmi (2017992433)

MARCH 2019 – JUNE 2019

Table of Contents
1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................................................. i
2. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................ 1
2.1 Project Background ....................................................................................................... 1
2.2 Problem Statement ........................................................................................................ 2
2.3 Project Objective ........................................................................................................... 3
2.4 Project Scope ................................................................................................................ 3
2.4.1 User ......................................................................................................................... 3
2.4.2 Geographical ............................................................................................................. 3
2.5 Project Significance ....................................................................................................... 3
3. FUNCTIONALITY .......................................................................................................... 4
3.1 Functional Requirements ................................................................................................ 4
3.2 Non-Functional Requirements ........................................................................................ 4
3.3 User Involved in Aspiration I Wish System ...................................................................... 5
4. METHODOLOGY ........................................................................................................... 6
4.1 Introduction .................................................................................................................. 6
4.2 Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) and Timeline ....................................................... 7
4.3 Phase Framework ....................................................................................................... 8
4.3.1 Phase 1: Initiation .................................................................................................... 9
4.4 Phase 2: Design ......................................................................................................... 9
4.4.1 Use Case Diagram .................................................................................................10
4.4.2 ERD Diagram .........................................................................................................11
4.4.3 User Interface.........................................................................................................11
4.5 Phase 3: Execution ....................................................................................................12
4.6 Phase 4: Testing ........................................................................................................12
4.6.1 Functional Testing ..................................................................................................12
4.6.2 Integration Testing..................................................................................................13
4.7 Phase 5: Documentation............................................................................................13
5. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION ......................................................................................14
5.1 Objective 1: To Develop a Complete Donation Management System ........................14
5.1.1 Interview Results ....................................................................................................14
5.1.2 Results from Interview Process ..............................................................................16
5.2 Objective 2: To Provide a Convenient Platform to Help the Foster Children to Get
Great Support and Affection from the Community ................................................................16
5.2.1 Aspiration I Wish System........................................................................................17
5.2.2 Corvid Features......................................................................................................17
5.3 Interfaces of Aspiration I Wish System .......................................................................18
5.4 Objective 3: To Provide a Systematic Functional System ..........................................24

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5.4.1 Functional Test.......................................................................................................24
5.4.2 User Acceptance Test ............................................................................................24
5.5 Conclusion .................................................................................................................25
6. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION...................................................................26
6.1 Conclusion .................................................................................................................26
6.2 Recommendation.......................................................................................................27
REFERENCES .......................................................................................................................28
APPENDIX ...........................................................................................................................29
1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

“All praises due to ALLAH S.W.T, Most Gracious and Most Merciful”
First and foremost, we would like to be thankful to Allah S.W.T for all His blessings,
courage, patience and strength that we had during completing my project. Thank you
Allah we succeeded in finishing this project. We would like to give special thanks
and address my deepest and warmest appreciation to our lecturer, Assoc. Prof. Ts Dr.
Anitawati Mohd Lokman for her assistance, guidance, constructive comments and
continuous support thru the process of project until completed. To all our friends that
have been helping us and supporting us throughout the entire duration of this
semester, thank you for your kind-heartedness. Besides that, we also would like to
express our appreciation to all who have directly and indirectly lead us throughout all
the stages of completing this project.

Last but not least, millions of thank to all our dearest family members, especially our
parent for their greatest support, blessing, love, contribution and personal sacrifices
are truly appreciated and will be remembered.

Thank you.

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2. INTRODUCTION

This chapter discusses on the project background, problem statement, objective,

scope, and significance of the research.

2.1Project Background

According to (Mohammed H. S. Al Ashry (Ashry), 2017), donation management is a

business process under scrutiny and doubt. Donations are granted to many entrusted
goodwill establishments whose objectives helping the poor and orphan which is
made by individuals or any organizations. Donations can be in cash, clothing,
stationary, blankets and other assets or services. Presently, most of organization is
using donation system to help them in managing and control the wishes and grant.
Donation system is the point at which an individual or any organization makes a
grant to fulfilling the wish of every eligible child for goods. At the donation system it
would list the wishes and they can grant any wishes that they want to donate.

The technology of donation system step forward concomitant to current needs.

Formerly, a donation system is a stand-alone system that user data stored logically
for their own track mean do not link to another machine. Evolving of cloud
computing gave the possibility of donation systems can be accessed directly from the
Internet using any internet browser. This technology gives advantages for individual
or any organization to donate and be able to access the data from anywhere there is
an internet connection.

In order to reach our goal of acquiring donations a procedural processing system is

designed to manage the donations and wishes from the foster children. The
Aspiration as I Wish System is an online system that helps management to manage
the wishes from the foster children and orphans. It is also designed with simple and
intuitive user interface which will enable admin manage a donation process in a more
organized and efficient way. It is developed using Wix builders website and with
corvid as the database management system.

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 2.2 Problem Statement

Even though there are a lot of online donation systems existing today, there is less
online donation system that really focuses on wish from the orphans or needy people.
General online donation system is just focusing in money donation. Therefore, there
are unpublished wishes from foster children that cannot be granted by the
community. Lastly, this can impact the foster children emotions as their wishes is
lack of attention. Furthermore, online donation system need to get attention and trust
from the donors. Effectively designed websites can positively improve the perception
of donors, therefore as to facilitate online donations (Kwak, 2014).

Using websites as a channel of persuasion, this study will explores the impact the
quality of the charity site, consisting of the quality of information content and the
quality of the system, on attitude to the charity site, which, in turn, affects the
willingness to donate to the charity website. A huge number of success stories in
online fundraising and charity projects through websites have influenced many
charities to use websites. Anyway, still has some important issues to be solve.
Although online fundraising has increased, only a few charities have collected at
least 10 percent of their donations via the Internet (The Chronicle of Philanthropy,
2011).

In addition, success stories such as fundraising online and developed website

technologies are usually limited to expands and enhance, well-known charitable
organizations. In addition, according to the website satisfaction survey, satisfaction
with charity sites is rather low. Interviewed respondents gave average the charity site
is only 73 out of 100, even lower than government sites andm10 points lower than
online banking sites (Jensen, 2009). So more research charity sites are needed to
better understand how the elements of charity sites design influence people's
perceptions and attitudes towards charity sites and online donations.

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 2.3Project Objective

The objectives of this project are defined and stated as follows:

1. To develop an online system capable to manage the issues of the wish
list and donations
2. To provide a platform to help them get support and affection from the
community

2.4Project Scope

The scope of this system is divided into two different points of view, which are user
and geographical.

2.4.1 User
The users of the system are:
1. Admin of the Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar
2. Donors

2.4.2 Geographical

Since the system is a web-based system, the graphics area is located wherever there
is an Internet connection..

2.5Project Significance

As stated in the problem statement, current Aspiration I Wish system is still apply the
obsolescent approach which using standalone system. By developing web-based
Aspiration I Wish system, donation and wish list management is more efficient to
manage without need to install in every device to run. Top management person might
have ability to examine the donation and activity performance. In addition, by
practicing cloud computing the data stored is more secure and guaranteed.
Advantage from it, loss of important data can be preventing. This Aspiration I Wish
system also provides inventory wish list management.

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3. FUNCTIONALITY
3.1Functional Requirements

1. Requirement in scope: -
Admin should remotely use the web portal or software to process the request
different users and organizations.

2. Requirements out of scope: -

The proposed system is developed for orphanages in the premises of Rumah bakti
Al-Kausar. It can be expanded to state level or national level. Other organizations
like nursing homes, care camps can also be included in this project. Details of each
child such as medical, education may be added to inform those sponsors.

3. User Interface: - The user interface is a web portal. In this system we applied
Emotive Web. According to Snow, it can be defined as a design method in any
website or application interface design that UX/UI web designer use to deliver a
positive emotion such as happiness, comfort, joyfulness to user when visiting the
website or application. Hence, web designer create a connections that can form
between users and the items they use hence create emotions that can arise from them.
Therefore, they will use creative interface elements such as colors, microcopy,
layouts, and shapes on the interfaced design. Through emotions it strongly influence
users’ perceptions of the website and application.

3.2Non-Functional Requirements

1. Security: -
Details of each user protected from other users. Safe way to fund transfer can be
made with a unique account number and pin. The system will automatically log out
after a period of inactivity. The system would not leave cookies on client computer
containing user password. Confidential data will be encrypted before being sent over
unprotected connections such as the Internet.

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2. Error logging: -
Any errors that occur due to the system malfunction and downtime will be recorded
in a separate log file. Performance depends on network speed. The system efficiency
also depends on database availability.

3. Availability / Reliability: -
Portal will be available in local network and the World Wide Web. User can use it
with URL. High reliability how multipath routing is implemented. The scalability of
the website also depends on the server speed that influence the quality of service.

3.3User Involved in Aspiration I Wish System

Admin and donors are the user Aspiration I Wish System. Below are the action/role,
constraint (limitation) and way to access into the Aspiration I Wish System.

Table 1: User involved in Aspiration I Wish Website

Admin
Action/Role As person who will
manage and maintain the
system.
Way to Access Can access both sides of
Aspiration I Wish
Website as admin or
public.
Constraint (Limitation) Admin can make more
activity and manage wish
list information.
Donors
As public user using
Aspiration I Wish
Website.
Can view the Aspiration I
Wish Website without
access to account.
Can perform donation
and view and share the
wish list information

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4. METHODOLOGY
This chapter will discuss the methods used to implement the development of
Aspiration I Wish System.

4.1Introduction

The waterfall model is the latest SDLC model compared to other models, such as a
spiral, a rational unified process (RUP), or flexible software development (Bassil,
2012). According to Yusef Bassil, the SDLC Waterfall model, originally proposed
by Winston W. Royce, is a software development process for continuity, as it
constantly flows downward, like a waterfall. It includes five processes: initiations,
planning, execution, testing and documentation. Each phase must be completed
before the start of the new phase. Figure 1 shows the waterfall model.

Initiation

Planning

Execution

Testing

Documentation

Figure 1 Waterfall Model

The waterfall model has been modified to be used to develop the Aspiration I Wish
system as a methodological basis. The goal is to never return until the action is
completed. In other words, all software development activities are performed
sequentially and there are no iterations. At the end of each stage, a stage review is
conducted to determine if the project is on the right track, and you can choose
whether to continue the project or abandon it (Bassil, 2012).

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 4.2 Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) and Timeline

Figure 2 WBS

Table 2: WBS Timeline

Seq. Task Name Duration Start Date End Date PIC
(days)
1 Aspiration I Wish 76 02/03/2019 15/05/2019 -
1.1 Initiation 16 02/03/2019 17/03/2019 -
1.1.1 Overview Current Project 3 02/03/2019 04/03/2019 Syikin, Zihah
1.1.2 Define Project Requirements 3 05/03/2019 07/03/2019 Zihah, Wan
1.1.3 Define Current Issues 5 08/03/2019 12/03/2019 Syikin, Zihah
1.1.4 Define technological, privacy and 5 13/03/2019 17/03/2019 Syikin, Wan
societal aspect of the system
1.2 Design 14 18/03/2019 31/03/2019 -
1.2.1 Design Use Case Scenario 3 18/03/2019 20/03/2019 Syikin, Zihah
1.2.2 Design ERD 4 21/03/2019 24/03/2019 Syikin, Wan
1.2.4 Design User Interface 7 25/03/2019 31/03/2019 Zihah, Wan
1.3 Execution 35 1/04/2019 05/05/2019 -
1.3.1 Develop and coding based on use 10 01/04/2019 10/04/2019 Zihah
case
1.3.2 Develop database based on ERD 5 11/04/2019 15/04/2019 Syikin
1.3.3 Develop user interface 15 16/04/2019 30/04/2019 Wan
1.3.4 Integrate all modules 5 01/05/2019 05/05/2019 Syikin, Zihah
1.4 Testing 8 06/05/2019 23/05/2019 -
1.4.1 Functional Testing 2 06/05/2019 07/05/2019 Zihah, Wan
1.4.2 Integration Testing 3 08/05/2019 10/05/2019 Syikin
1.4.4 Go Live 3 11/05/2019 12/05/2019 Syikin, Zihah, Wan
1.5 Documentation 3 13/05/2019 15/05/2019 -
1.5.1 Write Project Report as per formatted 3 13/05/2019 15/05/2019 Syikin, Wan, Zihah
given

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4.3 Phase Framework

Table 3 Framework Phase of Activities and its Deliverable

PHASE ACTIVITIES DELIVERABLE

Initiation Overview current

project or existing
system of online
donation management Leading formulating:
1. Problem statement
2. Project objectives
3. Project scope
Define project 4. Project
requirement Significance

Define current issues

Define technological,
quality, privacy, System features and
security and societal functionality is defined
aspect of the system

Design Design Use Case Use case diagram is

Diagram designed

Entity Relationship
Design ERD Diagram Diagram (ERD) is
created

Design Mockup User User interface is

Interface designed

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 Execution Develop and coding Each module is coded
based on use case

Develop database Database is develop

based on ERD

Develop user interface User interface is

develop

Integrate all modules All modules are

integrated

Testing Functional testing List of functional

testing is listed

Integration testing List of integration is

identified

Documentation Write report according Report is written

to report guideline

4.3.1 Phase 1: Initiation

This phase includes the identification and analysis of system requirements for
collecting information on problems existing in the current implementation of manual
management of donations and wish lists. The literature has been reviewed, and these
actions are focused on the problem statement, the project objectives and the project
scope, in order to implement the Aspiration I Wish System.

4.4 Phase 2: Design

The design phase focuses on developing a diagram, which is a use-case diagram, an

entity relationship diagram (ERD), and a layout user interface. The use case diagram
will explain the interaction between roles in the system, and ERD will focus on

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creating the database. The proposed diagram gives an overview of the system
architecture, how the system actually looks. The interface of the Aspiration I Wish
system is illustrated in the user interface of the layout.

4.4.1 Use Case Diagram

Figure 3 Use Case Diagram

Figure 3 describe the use case diagram of Aspiration I Wish System. There are two
actors involve within the system which are admin of the Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar and
donor that want to give a donation. Admin has authorization to handle whole activity.
Admin able to publish and manage news and activity at Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar,
able to add or update the wish list get from the foster children and orphans, able to
search and view the wish list and can view the donation. While donor can search or
view the wish list and also can make a donation through the system.

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 4.4.2 ERD Diagram

Figure 4 Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)

The following Figure 4 illustrate the Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) to explain
the overall project by showing the data workflows of activities and actions of the
system in the databases.

4.4.3 User Interface

The following Figure 5 shows an example of user interfaces for the Aspiration I
Wish system. These interfaces illustrate the features, content, and links that appear
on the corresponding page.

Figure 5 Aspiration I Wish System View

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 4.5 Phase 3: Execution

At this stage of implementation, the focus is on developing components that were

already assigned in the previous stage. The main actions at this stage are the
development of a database corresponding to a user diagram and an entity relationship
diagram (ERD), and the development of a user interface.

4.6 Phase 4: Testing

To ensure that the development was carried out correctly, the testing phase is carried
out after the design and implementation stages. Aspiration I Wish System focuses on
functional and integration testing. Each module of the system passes a separate test
to ensure that all criteria provided by the system work well and without errors before
being delivered to the user.

4.6.1 Functional Testing

Functional testing is a way to ensure that all the necessary functionality. This is
important for the system to function smoothly after it has been delivered to the user.
Each function is evaluated for correctness, instability and general compliance with
the relevant implementation standards.

Table 4 List of Function Testing

Module Function List

Login Ability to identify an authorized user in the system
Aspiration I Allow admin to manage wish list information
Wish Allow admin to manage activity and events
Application Allow admin to manage bank account information
Allow donors to view and donate the wish list
Allow donors to view the activity and events

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 4.6.2 Integration Testing

Integration testing is testing of test integration and the interface between

components. The integration test will examine all the connections between the
modules and ensure that all parts of the modules are connected to each other, as
expected.

Table 5: List of Integration Testing

Test ID Test Scenario Expected Result

1 Click on the login The session continues to
keep user login status until
the user logout.
2 Click donate now on donate The parameter is passed and
module able to integrate and link
with e-payment gateway.

4.7 Phase 5: Documentation

At the documentation stage, the activity includes documentation based on guidelines.

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5. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

This chapter discusses the findings and conclusions that were collected during this
project. The results and conclusions that were made will be explained in detail in this
chapter, which is based on the objectives described earlier in section 3.3. The
objectives of this project are as follows:

5.1 Objective 1: To Develop a Complete Donation

Management System

To achieve the first goal, an interview was conducted. with the owner of Rumah
Bakti al-Kausar operated in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor.

5.1.1 Interview Results

In this project, an interview was conducted at the requirements planning stage to

identify current problems, as outlined in section 2.2. Details of interview questions
are described below.

Interviewee: Ir. Hj Razali Bin Hj Basri

Position: Owner of Rumah Bakti al-Kausar
Date: 9th March 2019
Place: Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar, No. 17, Jalan 4/12c, Fasa 4
Tambahan, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor

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 Table 6: The Survey Question and Answer
No QUESTIONS
Q1 Did you find that your
current stand-alone system
capable to manage and
track all the donation
process?
Q2 Is there any wishlist 1.
management in your
current system?
Q3 How you record your
wishlist from the
orphanage and also the
information of the donor?
Q5
Is it important to have a
web based system for
donation combined with e-
payment gateway?
ANSWER SIGNIFICANCE
Not all, from now, system To identify the existing
used in this Rumah Bakti system method.
Al-Kausar only can view the
bank account details and
donor cannot do the
transaaction wiwthin the
system.
No. To identify the existing
system problems.
Using pen and paper. All To define the current
information about the method of solving the
wishlist from the orpahange problem from existing
is recorded in the log book. system used.
For the donor, the
information of some of them
are jotted in the log book
and sometime have business
card.
Yes, with the web based To develop Aspiration I
system, the previous Wish System with
problem can be eradicate inventory of wishlist.
and the donation and
wishlist can run well-
organized and in modern
way.
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 Figure 6 Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar, Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor.

5.1.2 Results from Interview Process

Through survey and observation, current system is using stand-alone system and
indeed concentrated on the details of Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar with bank account
details only. Interviewee find hard to record donor and wish list using paper and pen
method. Sometime the paper misplaced and definitely cannot help to manage and
track on the donation and wish list by the orphans.

5.2 Objective 2: To Provide a Convenient Platform to Help

the Foster Children to Get Great Support and Affection
from the Community

The second objective of the research was achieved by developing the Aspiration I
Wish System for donation and wish list management. The system was developed
using Wix website builder with corvid features.

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 5.2.1 Aspiration I Wish System

The system was developed by using Corvid features. Corvid by Wix is an open,
server-free development platform that allows you to create professional web
applications in a convenient environment. Work in the Wix visual layout, add custom
functionality and interactions using Corvid APIs, use your own tools and enjoy
serverless coding both in the interface and backend, all in an open extensible
platform.

5.2.2 Corvid Features

The following Corvid features make the development of the web application free:
1. Coding
 By using Corvid, can add on own JavaScript code to the Wix site and
work with their APIs to add custom functions and interactions to our
site. Corvid also provides a complete Node.js based server runtime
system. From that, user can export functions from the server side to
the client side using ES2016 modules and Corvid web modules.
Corvid serves all files for the user. Besides that, user can also setup
the schedule tasks to run at a specified interval.
2. Database.
 When turn on Corvid, it also automatically add Wix data to our site,
allowing to work with their built-in databases. Corvid also allows to
connect the website to any external database using their SPI external
database. Besides that, user can use the Wix visual designer to
connect our data to the elements on our site, capture user input and
create dynamic pages. Moreover, can also define our own dynamic
pages using their custom routers.
3. Serverless, secure and supported.
 All our work is hosted in Wix cloud services. This means no need to
worry about the initial setup of our server or long-term maintenance.
Wix automatically scales our site resources as needed, and can enjoy
their strong protection.

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 4. Open platform
 Corvid allows to extend the functionality of our site to other services.
Besides can install NPM packages, use their sample to call external
APIs, and present the functionality of our site as an API with their
http features.
5. Built-in IDE.
 Corvid adds a built-in IDE to our Wix website so can write code
directly in the Wix Editor. Our IDE able to shorten the css and
javascript. Moreover, can link our javascript files and transfer our
current JavaScript code to ES2015 so that it can work in older
browsers and allows user to manage our databases.

5.3 Interfaces of Aspiration I Wish System

The table below shows the several interface of Aspiration I Wish System used for
Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar with the description on how user can interact with them.

Table 7: The interfaces of Aspiration I Wish System

Description: This is the login page for admin through Wix website. Admin will input the registered
email in “Enter Email” column and the password in “Enter Password” column. To perform login,
admin can click the “Log In” button. For those admin who forgot the password can click “Forget
Password?” link button.

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Description: This is the page for user who forgot about the registered password. The system will
send you temporary password for you to login.

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Description: This is the home page for Aspiration I Wish System. It describe about the Rumah Bakti
Al- Kausar. At the top page five navigation bar that user can click to go to another page. There are

Search Site function , where user can search based on their related
word on the system. It will redirectly and list the word that it found. Besides that, there
also a counter hits at the bottom of page to track hits of the system are visited.

Description: About Us page describe the main goal of the establishment of Rumah Bakti Al- Kausar.
In this page have their location and maps to refer.

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Description: This is the page for donor to view the list of wishes requested by the foster children.
Donor can perform donation and also can share on the facebook directly via the system.. If they want
to donate, they can see details of the item and then delivered to the Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar by
delivery or at the front door. The charge delivery is on the donors. The donors also can have a chat if
have some questions need an answer from Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar.

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Description: A pop out for facebook share wil required donor to log in to the facebook account to
share the wish.

Description: This is the page for admin to manage on the wishes inventory. Admin can perform the
wishlist by added, update or deleted the wishlist.

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Description: This page listed all the activties and events at the Rumah Bakti Al-Kausar. Volunteer
and donor can join the event and donate some contributions to the events.

Description: Through this page donor cana donate by click on the ‘PAY NOW’ button as the system
is integrate with the e-payment gateway. Donor also can get the bank details account through this
page.

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 5.4 Objective 3: To Provide a Systematic Functional
System

In order to achieve third objective, several test was completed with the Aspiration I
Wish System. There are 2 tests involve: Functional Test and User Acceptance Test.
Functional testing will test all module of the Aspiration I Wish System to be working
and User Acceptance Test will collect user experience in using the system.

5.4.1 Functional Test

The most important of developing a system is to ensure that the system is working
properly and all modules offered in the system can be done by user. Owing to that
fact, a series of functional test is formulated and done towards the system.

Table 8 Functional Testing

No. Instruction Expected Result Result
1 Login with email and Authorization process to detect admin Pass
password login. If wrong email or password
inserted, system refresh the login page.
2 Add new list of wishes System will display the list of wish to Pass
be grant from donors.
3 View the new list of System will retrieved data from table Pass
wishes wishes in database.
4 Share the wishlist to Donor can share the wishlist to Pass
Facebook page Facebook page via the system by click
on the facebook icon.

5.4.2 User Acceptance Test

The Aspiration I Wish System had passed a user acceptance test where respondents
are eleven user around Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor. Each of them gave a try to use
the system and respond to a survey of acceptance tests. The acceptance test that
related to the system which are about the chosen colour and interface, the system
flow easy to understand and able to manage well, content arrangement of all

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contents/buttons, and lastly the either respondent desire to donate by using the
system.

Figure 8 User Acceptance Test

From the eleven respondent of the user acceptance test, total rate for colour and
interface score 86%, system flow score 90%, content arrangement score 97%,support
donation and wish list process 88% and lastly desire to donate by using the system
score 88%. As conclusion for the result, the system provide convenient user interface
and the system flow provide in the system support donation process and wish list
needs.

5.5 Conclusion

This chapter discusses the results and findings after the study. This chapter also
discusses the project objectives that were achieved through interview questions. All
the findings in this chapter are being used in develop the Aspiration I Wish System
that meets the requirement needed and provide the result of testing.
Based on this, the researcher has achieved all the goals that develop the Aspiration I
Wish System for donation and wish list from the needy people and orphans
The next chapter discusses the conclusions and recommendations for a research
project.

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6. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

This chapter briefly summarizes the findings of this project and recommendations for
future work that could be done by another researcher to improve the Aspiration I
Wish System.

6.1 Conclusion

In conclusion, it should be noted that the development of the Aspiration I Wish

System was successfully developed on the basis of the three goals that are to develop
an online donation system that capable to manage, list wishes and track the incoming
donation online, to help the foster children to get great support and affection from the
community and to provide a systematic system to build an awareness among
community about the foster children wishes. With the completion of Aspiration I
Wish System, the organization can track and get donation from community through
online and community are aware on this.

Emotional threads related to user feedback on experience. In other words, how he

made them feel while surfing the website. For example, donors may feel motivated to
make a difference by attending a fundraising event, he may be angry at the level of
poverty in his neighborhood, he may be proud of doing something proactive to help,
or he may feel frustrated because the organization is trying to "sell" itself through a
striking interface.

In the online donation grant of wish model it is also possible that emotional thread
and the compositional thread will overlap due to the characteristic emotional traits
that depict people who need food, shelter or medical treatment. In other words,
emotional threads may have more than one meaning. At the end of the day, our main
goal is to make connections between users and websites. When taking photos, colors,
and voice tones on the website, always place the user first.

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This system development needs to be improved in order to provide better service and
features for users. Therefore, there are several system recommendations that can be
applied in the future for improvement and improvement. It is suggested that the
Aspiration I Wish System ease of access to end user. Besides that, to provide the
platform to others NGO’s hence community can get information in one platform
about NGO’s all over.

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