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JP FARM,BOPAL-GHUMA ROAD ,GHUMA A’bad-380058

2017 we are into Training, Outsource job handling as well as

Since
Business Project Management, located at Ahmadabad (India) Qubeta Techno
Lab is a software developing and research oriented training Institute.

Qubeta Techno Lab started in the year 2017, it venture into It industry

by associating with Informatics computer Institute. In a span of few years it

horned the skills of the trade. In 2017 became sun authorized training

centre. Soon it diversified into software development & implemented

software’s at AUDA, ONGC, Essar, SMTC. The future plan of the

organization is to venture info web application bared projecting in PHP and

have few clients for the same.

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 Project Profile

Project Title Online Cloth Shopping

Organization Qubeta Techno Lab

Project Guide Mr. Manish Kalal

Front End PHP

Back End MY SQL

Programming
CORE PHP
Language

Operating
Windows 10 and Above
System

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 2.1 Definition of System

Cloth shopping, also known as apparel shopping, is a subset of online shopping

that specifically focuses on the purchase of clothing and fashion items through
e-commerce platforms. Here's an overview of the cloth shopping process:

Browsing and Selection: Shoppers visit online clothing stores or fashion

websites to browse through a wide range of clothing options. These options can
include clothing for men, women, and children, as well as various types of
apparel such as tops, bottoms, dresses, shoes, accessories, and more.

Search and Filters: Online clothing stores typically offer search and filtering
options to help shoppers narrow down their choices. Shoppers can search for
specific items, brands, sizes, colors, or styles, making it easier to find what
they're looking for.

Product Details: Clicking on a clothing item provides shoppers with detailed

product information. This information often includes product descriptions, size
charts, materials used, care instructions, and multiple images to showcase the
item from different angles.

Adding to Cart: Shoppers can add desired clothing items to their virtual
shopping carts. The shopping cart allows them to keep track of the items they
intend to purchase.

Size Selection: Selecting the right size is crucial when buying clothing online.
Many online clothing retailers provide size guides and measurement tips to help
customers choose the correct size.

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Checkout: When ready to make a purchase, shoppers proceed to the checkout
process. They enter their shipping address, payment information (credit card,
PayPal, etc.), and any applicable promo codes or discounts.

Payment Confirmation: After completing the checkout process, shoppers

receive a payment confirmation email, and the order is placed. Some retailers
also offer the option to create user accounts to track order history and save
payment information for future purchases.

Shipping and Delivery: The online clothing store processes the order, prepares
the items for shipment, and arranges for delivery to the specified address.
Customers may receive a shipping confirmation email with tracking
information.

Returns and Exchanges: If the clothing items do not meet the customer's
expectations, most online clothing stores have a return or exchange policy.
Shoppers can initiate returns or exchanges through the retailer's website or
customer support.

Customer Support: Online clothing retailers often provide customer support

channels, such as live chat, email, or phone, to assist with inquiries, returns, or
any issues that may arise during the shopping process.

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Cloth shopping online offers the convenience of browsing a wide selection of
fashion items from the comfort of one's home, access to a broad range of brands
and styles, and the ability to compare prices and read customer reviews.
However, it also requires careful attention to sizing, material, and return policies
to ensure a satisfying shopping experience

Modules

 There are four sides of modules:-

 Admin side
 User Module
 Guest Module

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Hardware Requirement

 Pentium IV processor @ 2 MHz

 256 MB RAM
 20 GB hard disk.
 52x CD-R/WR.
 Scroll mouse.
 Standard Keyboard (104 keys).
 Internet Connectivity

Software Requirement

 Windows 10 and above Operating system

 MYSQL
 XAMPP

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  FESIBILITY ANALYSIS

Feasibility is the measure of how beneficial or practical the development of

information system will be to an organization.

The feasibility study involves following main criteria:

 Whether the identified user needs may be satisfied using current software and
hardware technologies.
 The study will decide 0’if the proposed system will be cost-effective and if it can
be developed given existing budgetary constraints.
 Feasibility study should be cheap and quick.
 The result should inform the decision of whether to go ahead with a more detailed
analysis.

 TESTS FOR FEASIBILITY:

1. OPERATIONAL FEASIBILITY:
It is a measure of how well the solution will work in the organization. It is
also a measure of how people feel about the system/process. Operational
feasibility is people oriented.

2. TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY:
It is a measure of the practicality of specific technical solution and the
availability of technical resources and expertise. Technical feasibility is
computer oriented.

3. ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY:

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 It is a measure of the cost-effectiveness of a project or solution. This is
often called a cost-benefit analysis. Economic feasibility deals with the
costs and benefits of the information system.

 Feasibility Study For System

Once Scope has been identified with the concurrence of the customers. It
is reasonable to ask:” Can we build software to meet this Scope? ”

This is the important outcome of preliminary investigation, which

determines the likely hood of the system being useful to organization. I
have analyzed below the three aspects of the feasibility study. Mostly the
management carried it out.

1. Operational Feasibility:

At present we see that due to the records being on paper, it is difficult to keep
them organized and there is lack of centralization. Also, there are cases of
discrepancies. This project is aimed at achieving these very goals of
centralization and more organized database.

So, the artificial Lift System project has operational feasibility.

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2. Technical Feasibility:

Why this S/W is technically feasible? I describe some of the reasons here
below.

 It requires 64 MB RAM, Pentium / Celeron Processor (200 MHz or

more), 4.0 GB HDD, which is easily available in market.
 Ability to produce different reports at any time.
 It can give the review of any Product.
 Response from Website is very fast.
 Provides updated information regarding the product.
Since it’s very easy to get a system of this kind of configuration so I can say
that my system is technically feasible. They can even use their old computers in
order to save the money. And if there is a need of any extra hardware
component then they can add a slot of RAM or increase the hard disk capacity.
For sake of convenience and quick response from the system I suggest the
following hardware configuration.

RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENT

 PC/AT Pntium-3 processor

 256 MB RAM
 20 GB HDD

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SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS AT SERVER SIDE

 Operating System: - Windows 10 and above

 Front End Tool: - XAMPP
 Data Base: - MYSQL

3. Economic Feasibility:

 Now days the Internet accessing has become quite affordable and
easily available.
 All data are stored in computer memory so, no need to purchase
different registers every year and mange all registers every year.
 In manual system carbon copy of each transaction is require for
documentation, like carbon copy of purchase bill, sale bill, any return
bill etc, Which is expensive.
 No need to employee any extra staff member to operate this S/W.
 It is a way of paper less office work.
 From expert’s point of view, company can save their expenses because
from analyzing daily progress report & that help the expert to take the
decision about system

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SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE:

 WHAT IS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE?

 In feasibility analysis, cost benefits analysis, project management,

hardware and software selection and personal considerations.

 The basic idea of the classical or traditional approach, sdlc concentrates

on sdlc is that there is a well defined process by which a system is
conceived, developed and implemented. Sdlc recognize the existence of
life cycle. The phases in the life cycle are described differently by
different authors. We mention here a six stage sdlc that is performed in
two steps.

 THE TWO STEPS ARE:

1. SYSTEM ANALYSIS
2. SYSTEM DESIGN

System analysis and system design together involves six stages.

1. SYSTEM ANALYSIS INVOLVES:

 Problem identification.
 Feasibility study and cost benefit analysis.
 System requirement analysis.

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2. SYSTEM DESIGN INVOLVES:

 System design specification and programming.

 System implementation, follow up and maintenance.
 Evaluation of the system


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  SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE:-

Start
1.
Sto Preliminary
p
6. Systems 2. Systems

5. Systems 3. Systems

4. Systems

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Iterative Waterfall model:

 The classical waterfall model assumes that the output derived from the
previous stage is perfect and it does not require any modification to be
done in the previous stage.

 However in practical development environment the problems must arise

in almost every phase of the life cycle. These problems usually get
detected much later in the life cycle. For example, a design problem
might go unnoticed till the coding or testing phase. Once a problem is
detected, we need to go back to the phase where it got introduced and
redo some of the work done during this phase and subsequent phases.

 Thus, for almost any practical software development work, we need to

modify the classical waterfall model to feedback paths as shown in
Figure.

 In any practical software development effort though errors can get

introduced in almost every phase of development, it is preferable to detect
these errors in the same phase in which they got introduced. Even though
all the errors may not get detected in the same in which they got
introduced, they should nevertheless be detected as soon as possible.

 To correct the problems that are introduced in the previous stages there
should be some mechanism required to resolve it. Iterative waterfall
model provides you such a mechanism to correct the problems.

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  Iterative means you can carry out the activities repeatedly whenever
required.

 In software development, iterative is used to describe development

process where an application is developed in small sections called
iterations. Each iteration is reviewer and checked by software team and
potential end-users; information gained from the analysis of is used to
determine the next step in development.

 The advantage of using iterative development is that the end-user is

involved in the development process. Instead of waiting until the
application is a final product, when it may not be possible to make
changes easily, problems are identified and solved at each stage of
development.

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Zero Level DFD

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1st Level DFD

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2nd Level DFD

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2nd Level for Customer Panel

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Flow Chart

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FR Diagram

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Sequence Diagram

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Activity Diagram

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DATA DICTIONARY

Data Dictionary is a store of information about the data in database. The

dictionary defines the name, description, source of data, users of data, and
keywords in data, formula to derive the data, specification and such other
details. Data dictionary brings common understanding of the data in the
organization. RDBMS provides software to create the dictionary. Use of data
dictionary enforces the standards of processing, usage’s application and
documentation in the organization

About us

Main Category

Sub Category

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Sub Category – II

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Product Details

Slider

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Order Details

Customer Details

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Screenshots

Admin Login

Dashboard

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About Us

Contact Us

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Banner Details

Shipping Policy

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Privacy Policy

Terms & Conditions

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Refund & return Policy

Main Category

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Sub Category 1

Sub Category -2

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Product Details

Product Detals—2

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Add Customer

Order history

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Charges Details

Customer Reviews

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Front Page Desing

Menu Display

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Hot Deal

Tranding Deals

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Footer Page

Sub Category Page

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Product Listing Page

ProductDetails page

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Checkout Page

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CONCLUSION

We admit that any work may not be always perfect. We have

taken enough care make the user friendly and more interactive.
We hope that this system will be useful for the users.

Even through we never claim that this system may fulfil at the
requirement of all the users in every condition.

Lastly, we are heartily thankful to all teachers who have helped

us directly and indirectly to make this project work complete.
During the term of project work, if we have done anything that
has caused distress to anybody, then we are extremely sorry for
that. We are completing our project with the blessing of our
elders and any spiritual master.

Any suggestion to make this project more useful is most

welcome.

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