Fashion Boutique Store

Fashion Boutique Store
1. Introduction
Welcome to our website Krishna Styles, An Krishna Styles is an official website that
helps people to purchase our products directly from our website. Our website helps
women to get new fashion which they have never thought of wearing.
In today's digital era, people recommend to go with digital shopping rather than going to
store and purchase products. This helps them to save their precious time as well as
money.
We understand that the demands of clothing is overwhelming, and it can be challenging
to keep track of all kind of products. That's why our store offers different type of
products. Even customers can create a customizable product as per her needs.
In this system admin can manage Products, Customers Details, Billing facility,
Inventory. Customers can reach to us by our mail id or they can contact us by calling or
if in same city then store visit is helpful for customer if they are worried about their
product. If the customer is from different city we will provide them video call facilty.
The user can view products view feedbacks and user can purchase particular product
as per her requirement and also it can purchase products by watching live demo of the
product from the website
This project aims to develop a website that helps women’s to have a step-up in their
fashion.
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1.1 Project Profile
Project Name: Krishna Styles
Technology: Html, Css, PHP, Ajax, Javascript, Bootstrap4, JQuery,

Mysql
Front End: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Javascript
Back End: PHP, MySql
Guided By: Prof. Khusbu S patel
Submited to: Bhagwan Mahavir College Of Computer And

Application
Developed by: Keval Gajipara

1.2 Objectives of the profile:
1. To offer a curated selection of high-quality, stylish clothing, accessories, and lifestyle products
that cater to the discerning tastes of our clientele.
2. To create a welcoming and personalized shopping experience that fosters long-term

relationships with our customers, based on trust, satisfaction, and loyalty.
3. To stay abreast of the latest fashion trends and industry developments, ensuring that our product
offerings are always relevant and captivating to our target market.
4. To provide exceptional customer service, including knowledgeable assistance, styling advice,

and attention to detail, to exceed customer expectations and enhance their shopping experience.
5. To maintain a visually appealing and inviting store environment that reflects the unique identity
and brand aesthetic of our boutique, thereby enhancing the overall shopping ambiance.
6. To foster a positive and collaborative work culture among our team members, encouraging
creativity, professionalism, and a shared commitment to excellence in all aspects of our operations.
7. To actively engage with our local community through events, collaborations, and charitable
initiatives, demonstrating our commitment to social responsibility and contributing to the enrichment
of the neighborhoods we serve.
8. To continually innovate and evolve our business strategies, exploring new opportunities for
growth, expansion, and diversification, while remaining true to our core values and brand identity.

2. Environment Description:-
2.1Hardware and Software Requirements:-

Over here we will talk about the hardware and the software which we have used in our entire
projects.
2.2 Technology Used:-

In this section we will see how many technology we had used in the project and will
give information about the technology which has been used in this project.

2.1. Hardware & Software Requirements
 For Admin:
Software Visual Studio 2022
Database PHP MyAdmin
Operating System Windows
RAM 512 MB(minimum)
Microprocessor Any Microprocessor can be used but

latest would be batter for
performance
Hard Disk Space 1 GB (Minimum)
Web Browser Google Chrome
 For Documentation:
Software MSWord, Draw.io

 For User:
Operating System Windows, Android
RAM 512MB(Minimum)
Web Browser Google Chrome
Microprocessor Any Microprocessor can be used

but latest would be better for performance
 For Visitor :
Operating System Windows, Android
RAM 512MB(Minimum)
Web Browser Mozilla Firefox , Google Chrome, Safari
Microprocessor Any Microprocessor can be used

but latest would be better for performance

2.2Technology Used :
 HTML :
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It's the standard markup language used to create
web pages. HTML describes the structure of a web page semantically and originally included cues
for the appearance of the document. HTML consists of a series of elements that define the different
parts of a webpage, such as headings, paragraphs, lists, links, images, and more. These elements
are represented by tags enclosed in angle brackets (< >), which typically come in pairs, with an
opening tag and a closing tag. The content of the element is placed between the opening and
closing tags
Why Html?
Foundation of Web
Ease of learning
Compatibility
Accessibility
Responsive Design
Search Engine Optimization(SSEO)
Standards Compliance
Community Support

 CSS3:
CSS3 is the latest evolution of the Cascading Style Sheets language and aims at
extending CSS2. 1. It brings a lot of long-awaited novelties, like rounded corners,
shadows, gradients, transitions or animations, as well as new layouts like multi-
columns, flexible box or grid layouts.
 What is css :
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used for

describing the presentation of a document written in a markup
language like HTML. CSS is a cornerstone technology of the World Wide
Web, alongside HTML and JavaScript.

 PHP :
PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) is a popular server-side scripting language used for web
development. It's open-source, widely supported, and seamlessly integrates with HTML. PHP
code is executed on the server, generating dynamic content that can be delivered to web
browsers. Its syntax is similar to C and Perl, making it easy to learn for developers familiar with
those languages. PHP supports various databases like MySQL, and SQLite, enabling the creation
of dynamic, database-driven websites and applications.
PHP is used in popular content management systems like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla,
powering millions of websites worldwide. It's actively maintained by a large community of
developers, ensuring continuous improvement and security updates. PHP's versatility extends
beyond web development, with capabilities for command-line scripting, server-side automation,
and more. Its lightweight nature and performance optimizations make it suitable for high-traffic
websites and scalable applications. PHP's flexibility allows developers to embed code directly into
HTML or create standalone scripts. Its built-in support for HTTP authentication, cookies, and
sessions simplifies web application development. Overall, PHP remains a cornerstone of modern
web development, offering speed, flexibility, and a robust set of features for building dynamic web
applications.
Why PHP?
Server-Side Scripting Language
Open Source
Ease of learning
Wide Adoption
Compatibility
Integration with HTML
Database Support
Community Support
Performance

AJAX:
AJAX, short for "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML," revolutionized web development by enabling
asynchronous data exchange between the browser and server. It allows web pages to update
dynamically without needing to reload the entire page, leading to a smoother and more responsive
user experience. AJAX uses a combination of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and XMLHttpRequest to
send and receive data asynchronously in the background. This technology is instrumental in
building interactive web applications, such as social media feeds, real-time chat, and dynamic
forms.
With AJAX, developers can fetch data from the server without interrupting the user's interaction with
the web page, enhancing efficiency and usability. AJAX is platform-independent and widely
supported by modern web browsers, making it a versatile tool for building dynamic and interactive
web applications. It facilitates the development of single-page applications (SPAs), where content is
dynamically loaded and updated as users navigate the site. AJAX techniques improve website
performance by reducing the amount of data transferred between the client and server, leading to
faster loading times.
Why Ajax?
Enhanced User Experience
Improved Performance
Efficient Data Transfer
Interactive Features
Single Page Application
Cross-Browser Compatibility
Community Support and Resources

 Java Script :
JavaScript is the most popular scripting language on the internet, and works in all major
browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari. JavaScript, often
abbreviated as JS, is a versatile and dynamic programming language primarily used for
building interactive web applications. It runs on the client-side, enabling dynamic content
manipulation and user interaction within web browsers.
JavaScript is essential for creating dynamic web elements, handling user events, and
validating input forms, enhancing the overall user experience. With its extensive libraries and
frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js, JavaScript facilitates the development of
complex web applications with ease. It supports both procedural and object-oriented
programming paradigms, allowing developers to write scalable and maintainable code.
JavaScript is increasingly used for server-side development as well, with platforms like
Node.js enabling full-stack JavaScript development. Its widespread adoption, robust
ecosystem, and continuous evolution make JavaScript a cornerstone of modern web
development.
What is Java Script :
JavaScript was designed to add interactivity to HTML pages

JavaScript is a scripting language.
A scripting language is a lightweight programming language.
JavaScript is usually embedded directly into HTML pages

 Bootstrap4:
Mark Otto announced Bootstrap 4 on October 29, 2014. The first alpha version of
Bootstrap 4 was released on August 19, 2015. The first beta version was
released on 10 August 2017. Mark suspended work on Bootstrap 3 on
September 6, 2016, to free up time to work on Bootstrap 4. Bootstrap 4 was
finalized on January 18, 2018.
 What is Bootstrap:
Bootstrap is a free and open-source CSS framework directed at

responsive, mobile-first front-end web development. It contains CSS- and
(optionally) JavaScript-baseddesigntemplates for typography, forms,
buttons, navigation, and other interface components.
Bootstrap is the sixth-most-starred project on GitHub, with more than

135,000 stars, behind free Code Camp (almost 307,000 stars) and
marginally behind Vue.js framework. According to Alexa Rank, Bootstrap
is in the top- 2000 in US while vuejs.org is in top-7000 in US.

JQuery:-
jQuery is a fast, lightweight, and feature-rich JavaScript library designed to simplify the process of
HTML document traversal and manipulation, as well as event handling, animation, and Ajax
interactions. It provides a comprehensive set of utilities and functions that abstract away many of
the complexities of JavaScript, making it easier for developers to write concise and efficient code.
With jQuery, developers can target and modify HTML elements using selectors, manipulate CSS
styles, and handle user interactions with ease. It facilitates the creation of interactive and dynamic
web pages by offering a wide range of built-in effects and animations, such as fading, sliding, and
toggling elements.
jQuery's cross-browser compatibility ensures consistent behavior across various web browsers,
enabling developers to focus on building functionality without worrying about browser quirks and
inconsistencies. Its modular structure and extensibility make it highly adaptable to different project
requirements, allowing developers to include only the components they need.
Why jQuery?
Simplicity
DOM Manipulation
Cross-Browser Compatibility
Rich Plugin Ecosystem
Animation Effects
Ajax Support
Community Support
Legacy Support
Learning Curve
Performance

 MySql Server :
MySQL is a widely-used open-source relational database management system known for its
reliability and scalability. Developed by MySQL AB, it offers features such as ACID compliance,
transactions, and stored procedures. MySQL operates on various platforms including Linux,
Windows, and macOS. It supports multiple storage engines like InnoDB, MyISAM, and MEMORY,
each with unique characteristics. Security features include user authentication, access control, and
encryption for data protection. Its client-server model allows simultaneous interaction with
databases from multiple clients.
MySQL's ease of installation, configuration, and administration makes it suitable for diverse
applications. High availability solutions like replication and clustering ensure fault tolerance and
disaster recovery. Performance optimization techniques like indexing and query caching enhance
database responsiveness. MySQL's compatibility with cloud platforms facilitates seamless migration
and scalability for modern applications.
Why mysql?
Open source
Reliability
Scalability
Performance
Ease to use
Compatibility
Security
Community Support
Proven Technology

3. Existing System:
3.1 System Components:-
1. Front-end Components:
HTML:- Structure and content of web pages.

CSS:- Styling and presentation of web pages.
JavaScript:- Client-side scripting for interactivity and dynamic content.
Bootstrap 4:- Front-end framework for responsive design and UI components.
jQuery:- JavaScript library for simplifying DOM manipulation and event handling.
2. Back-end Components:
PHP:- Server-side scripting language for processing requests and generating dynamic content.
MySQL:- Relational database management system for storing and managing website data.
3. Data Management:
Database Schema:- Structure of MySQL tables and relationships between them.

CRUD Operations:- PHP scripts for creating, reading, updating, and deleting data in the MySQL
database.
4. User Interaction and AJAX:
AJAX:- Asynchronous JavaScript and XML for making asynchronous requests to the server without
reloading the entire page.
JavaScript Functions:- Client-side functions for handling user interactions and making AJAX
requests.
PHP AJAX Handlers:- PHP scripts to process AJAX requests and provide responses to client-side
requests.
5. Security Components:
Input Sanitization:- PHP functions to sanitize and validate user input to prevent SQL injection and
cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.
Session Management:- PHP sessions for user authentication and authorization.
HTTPS:- SSL/TLS certificate for encrypting data transmitted between the client and server.
6. Deployment and Hosting:
Web Hosting:- Server environment for hosting the website files and MySQL database.
Deployment Pipeline:- Tools or scripts for deploying updates to the production server.
Domain Name Management:- Configuration settings for associating the domain name with the web
hosting server.

7. Monitoring and Analytics:
Server Monitoring:- Tools for monitoring server health, performance, and resource usage.
Google Analytics:- Integration with Google Analytics for tracking website traffic, user behavior, and
conversions.

3.2 Drawbacks of Existing System:-
1. Complexity:- Integrating multiple technologies and components can increase the complexity
of your website project. This complexity may lead to challenges in development, debugging, and
maintenance, especially for inexperienced developers.
2. Performance Overhead:- Each technology and component you've used adds overhead to
your website's performance. For example, heavy use of JavaScript libraries like jQuery and
Bootstrap 4 may increase page load times, impacting user experience, particularly on slower
connections or devices.
3. Security Risks:- Using PHP for server-side scripting and MySQL for database management
introduces security risks, such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities.
Ensuring proper input validation, data sanitization, and secure coding practices is essential to
mitigate these risks.
4. Browser Compatibility:- While Bootstrap 4 helps with responsive design and cross-
browser compatibility, you may still encounter issues with older browsers that do not fully support
modern web standards. Testing and debugging across multiple browsers and devices is crucial to
ensure consistent behavior.
5. Scalability Challenges:- As your website grows in complexity and user base, you may
encounter scalability challenges, particularly with database performance and server resource
management. Optimizing database queries, implementing caching mechanisms, and scaling your
server infrastructure are necessary steps to address scalability issues.
6. Vendor Lock-in:- Dependency on third-party services and libraries, such as payment

gateways and social media APIs, can lead to vendor lock-in. Changes or discontinuation of these
services may require significant rework or migration efforts, affecting the stability and continuity of
your website.
7. Learning Curve:- Managing and troubleshooting a website project with multiple technologies
and components requires a diverse skill set. Developers may need to invest time in learning and
staying updated with the latest best practices and techniques for each technology used.
8. Maintenance Overhead:- With a diverse technology stack, maintaining your website project
over time may become more challenging. Keeping all components up-to-date, addressing
compatibility issues, and fixing bugs or security vulnerabilities require ongoing effort and resources.

4. System Planning
4.1 Feasibility Study
1. Market Analysis:- Assess the market demand, competition, target audience, and potential
customers for the proposed project or product.
2. Technical Feasibility:- Evaluate the technical requirements, resources, infrastructure, and

technology needed to implement the project.
3. Financial Feasibility:- Determine the project's financial viability, including initial investment
costs, operating expenses, revenue projections, cash flow analysis, and return on investment (ROI).
4. Operational Feasibility:- Analyze the operational aspects of the project, such as staffing,
logistics, supply chain, production processes, and potential risks.
5. Legal and Regulatory Feasibility:- Examine the legal and regulatory requirements,
permits, licenses, zoning restrictions, environmental regulations, and compliance issues relevant to
the project.
6. Organizational Feasibility:- Assess the capabilities, skills, expertise, and capacity of the
team or organization to execute the project successfully.
7. Risk Assessment:- Identify and evaluate potential risks, uncertainties, and obstacles that
could affect the project's success, and develop strategies to mitigate them.
8. Cost-Benefit Analysis:- Compare the anticipated costs and benefits of the project to
determine whether the expected benefits outweigh the investment required.

4.2 Requirement Analysis and Data Gathering
1. Stakeholder Identification:- Identify stakeholders such as yourself (the boutique owner),

employees involved in managing inventory and sales, and potential customers.
2. Requirement Elicitation:- Conduct interviews or surveys with stakeholders to understand

their needs and expectations. Ask about the current challenges faced in managing the boutique,
customer preferences, and desired improvements. Include creating a list of features and
functionalities needed to improve the boutique's operations and customer experience. Define
requirements related to inventory management, sales tracking, customer relationship management,
and any other key aspects of running a boutique.
3. Requirement Analysis:- Analyze the documented requirements to ensure they address the
identified needs and align with the boutique's goals. Prioritize requirements based on their
importance and feasibility. Focus on essential features that will streamline operations and enhance
customer satisfaction.
4. Data Gathering:- Identify the types of data that are crucial for managing your boutique
effectively. This may include product data (such as descriptions, prices, and quantities), customer
data (such as contact information and purchase history), and sales data. Collect existing data from
your boutique, such as sales receipts, inventory records, and customer databases. Consider
implementing systems or tools to gather additional data, such as customer feedback through
surveys or website analytics to track online interactions.
5. Data Documentation:- Document the collected data in a structured format. Define the
attributes, relationships, and constraints of each data entity, such as products, customers, and
sales transactions. Create data models or diagrams to visualize how the data is organized and how
it flows through different processes in your boutique.

5. Proposed System
5.1 Scope:-
1. E-commerce Functionality:- Provide an online platform for customers to browse and

purchase products offered by the boutique. Implement a user-friendly interface for product search,
filtering, and sorting. Enable customers to add items to their shopping cart, view cart contents, and
proceed to checkout.
2. Product Catalog Management:- Display detailed product listings with images,

descriptions, prices, sizes, colors, and availability status. Allow boutique staff to easily update and
manage product information, including adding new products, editing existing listings, and marking
items as out of stock.
3. User Account Management:- Allow customers to create accounts to track order history,
manage shipping addresses, and save favorite products. Implement a secure login and registration
process with password encryption and account verification options.
4. Shopping Cart and Checkout Process:- Enable customers to review their selected
items, apply discounts or promo codes, and proceed to secure payment processing. Integrate with
popular payment gateways to accept various payment methods, such as credit/debit cards, PayPal,
and other online payment systems. Provide order confirmation and status updates via email or SMS
notifications.
5. Responsive Design:- Ensure that the website is optimized for various devices and screen
sizes, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Implement responsive design
principles to provide a seamless browsing experience across different platforms.
6. Search Engine Optimization (SEO):- Optimize the website's content, metadata, and
structure to improve search engine visibility and ranking. Implement SEO best practices such as
keyword optimization, image optimization, and URL structure optimization.
7. Customer Support and Communication:- Provide multiple channels for customer

support, including live chat, email support, and a contact form. Offer a Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ) section to address common queries and concerns. Encourage customer feedback and
reviews to gather insights and improve service quality.
8. Social Media Integration:- Integrate social media sharing buttons to allow customers to
share products and promotions with their networks. Display social media feeds or links to
encourage customers to follow the boutique on platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and
Pinterest.

9. Analytics and Reporting:- Implement tracking tools such as Google Analytics to monitor
website traffic, user behavior, and sales performance. Generate reports and insights to analyze key
metrics, identify trends, and make data-driven decisions for business growth.
10. Security and Compliance:- Implement security measures to protect customer data and
ensure secure transactions, including SSL encryption and PCI compliance. Comply with relevant
data protection regulations such as GDPR or CCPA to safeguard customer privacy and rights.

5.2 Objectives
1. Efficient Inventory Management:- Implementing a system that tracks inventory levels

accurately can help the boutique shop optimize stock levels, reduce instances of overstocking or
stock-outs, and improve overall operational efficiency.
2. Enhanced Customer Relationship Management (CRM):- Developing a CRM system

can enable the boutique to maintain detailed customer profiles, track purchase histories, and
personalize marketing efforts. This can lead to improved customer satisfaction, loyalty, and repeat
business.
3. Streamlined Sales Process:- Automating the sales process with a point-of-sale (POS)
system can simplify transactions, reduce checkout times, and provide valuable data on sales trends
and performance.
4. Online Presence and E-commerce Integration:- Establishing an online presence

through a website or e-commerce platform can expand the boutique's reach beyond its physical
location, attract new customers, and facilitate online sales.
5. Data Analysis and Reporting:- Implementing a system that gathers and analyzes data on
sales, customer behavior, and inventory turnover can provide valuable insights for strategic
decision-making, such as identifying popular products, forecasting demand, and optimizing pricing
strategies.
6. Improved Operational Efficiency:- By automating routine tasks, such as order

processing, invoicing, and reporting, the proposed system can help streamline operations, reduce
manual errors, and free up staff time for more value-added activities.
7. Integrated Marketing and Promotions:- Integrating marketing tools into the system can
enable the boutique to launch targeted promotions, loyalty programs, and personalized offers based
on customer preferences and purchase history.
8. Compliance and Security:- Ensuring that the proposed system complies with relevant
regulations (e.g., data protection laws) and incorporates robust security measures (e.g., encryption,
access controls) can safeguard sensitive customer information and mitigate risks of data breaches.
9. Scalability and Flexibility:- Designing the system with scalability and flexibility in mind can
accommodate future growth and adapt to changing business needs, such as expanding to multiple
locations or adding new product lines.
10. Cost Reduction and ROI:- Ultimately, the proposed system should aim to deliver a
positive return on investment (ROI) by increasing sales, reducing costs, and improving overall
business performance. Regular evaluation and optimization of the system can help maximize its
effectiveness in achieving these objectives.

5.3 Constraints
1. Budget Constraints:- Limited financial resources may restrict the amount of money you can
allocate to areas such as inventory, marketing, technology investments, and hiring staff.
2. Space Limitations:- The physical size of your boutique shop can constrain the amount of
inventory you can stock, the number of customers you can accommodate at once, and the layout of
your store.
3. Resource Availability:- Constraints on human resources, such as staffing shortages or

limited expertise in certain areas (e.g., marketing, technology), can impact your boutique's ability to
execute tasks effectively.
4. Regulatory Compliance:- Compliance with regulations and legal requirements, such as

zoning laws, building codes, employment regulations, and industry-specific standards (e.g., textile
regulations for clothing boutiques), can impose constraints on your operations.
5. Supply Chain Constraints:- Dependencies on suppliers for inventory can introduce

constraints related to lead times, product availability, quality control, and shipping logistics.
6. Technology Limitations:- Constraints related to technology infrastructure, such as

outdated hardware or software systems, may hinder your ability to implement advanced solutions
for tasks like inventory management, customer relationship management, and e-commerce.
7. Market Competition:- Intense competition from other boutique shops, department stores,
online retailers, and large chains can constrain your boutique's ability to attract customers and
differentiate your offerings.
8. Seasonality:- Seasonal fluctuations in demand for certain products or services can introduce
constraints on revenue generation and cash flow management, requiring careful planning and
inventory management strategies.
9. Geographic Location: Constraints related to your boutique's location, such as limited foot
traffic, parking availability, or accessibility issues, can impact your store's visibility and customer
reach.
10. Customer Preferences:- Changing consumer preferences, fashion trends, and

demographic shifts can impose constraints on your product offerings and marketing strategies,
requiring continuous adaptation to meet evolving customer needs.
11. Environmental Factors:- External factors such as weather conditions, natural disasters,
or economic downturns can introduce constraints on your boutique's operations and revenue
generation.

5.4 Expected Advantages
1. Unique and Specialized Offerings:- Boutiques often offer unique and curated selections
of products that cater to specific tastes or niches. This can attract customers who are looking for
distinct items that they may not find elsewhere.
2. Personalized Customer Experience:- Boutiques typically provide a more personalized

and attentive shopping experience compared to larger retailers. This can foster stronger customer
relationships, leading to repeat business and positive word-of-mouth referrals.
3. Flexibility and Adaptability:- Being smaller in scale, boutique shops can often respond
more quickly to changes in consumer preferences, market trends, and seasonal demands. This
agility allows them to adjust their product offerings and marketing strategies accordingly.
4. Higher Margins:- Boutique shops often sell products at higher price points compared to
mass-market retailers. This can result in higher profit margins, especially for unique or specialty
items that command premium prices.
5. Strong Brand Identity:- Establishing a distinct brand identity and aesthetic can help
boutique shops stand out in a crowded market. A strong brand can attract loyal customers who
resonate with the boutique's values, style, and ethos.
6. Community Engagement:- Boutiques have the opportunity to become integral parts of

their local communities by hosting events, collaborating with other businesses, and participating in
community initiatives. This can enhance brand visibility and customer loyalty.
7. Curated Shopping Experience:- Boutiques often offer a carefully curated selection of

products, providing customers with a curated shopping experience. This can save customers time
and effort by presenting them with a thoughtfully curated assortment of products.
8. Opportunities for Creativity and Innovation:- Boutique owners have the freedom to
experiment with new products, designs, and marketing strategies without being constrained by
corporate guidelines. This creative freedom can lead to innovative offerings that resonate with
customers.
9. Higher Perceived Value:- Boutique shops often focus on providing high-quality products,
personalized service, and an aesthetically pleasing shopping environment. This can create a
perception of higher value among customers, leading to increased customer satisfaction and
willingness to pay premium prices.

6. System Design
6.1 ER Diagram
User side:-

ADMIN SIDE :-

6.2 Data Flow Diagrams:-

Zero level / context level

First level of Admin:-

First level of User:-

Second level of Admin:-


Second level of users:-

6.3 Data Dictionary:-
1. User_mstr
Name User_mstr
Alias None
Where and How to 1.0 User_mstr(In/Out)

Use?
Content User Details(id ,username, password ,created_at)

Description
2. categories
Name Category Details
Alias None
Where and How to 2.0 Manage Category(In/Out)

Use?
Content Category Details (id ,name, description)

Description

3. orders
Name Customer Order
Alias None
Where and How to 3.0 Manage Order (In/Out)

Use?
Content Course Details ( OID , ORDER_NO, ORDER_DATE, UID ,

Description TOTAL_AMT)
4. order_details
Name Order Details
Alias None
Where and How to 4.0 Manage Order Details (In/Out)

Use?
Content Order Details (ID, OID, PID, PNAME, QTY, TOTAL)

Description

5. Products
Name Product Details
Alias None
Where and How to 5.0 Manage products(In/Out)

Use?
Content Products Details (PID, PRODUCT, PRICE, IMAGE,

Description DESCRIPTION, category, category_id)
6. Users
Name Customers Details
Alias None
Where and How to 6.0 Manage Customer Details (In/Out)

Use?
Content Users (UID ,NAME , CONTACT, ADDRESS, CITY, PINCODE,

Description EMAIL)

7. Sales
Alias None
Where and How to 7.0 TO VIEW TOTAL SALES(In/Out)

Use?
Content Sales (id, customer_name, amount, sale_date)

Description
8. Expense
Alias None
Where and How to 8.0 TO VIEW EXPENSES (In/Out)

Use?
Content Expense (id, name, amount, expense_date)

Description

*Database Design
1. User_mstr
No. FieldName Datatype Size Constraints Description
1 Id Int 11 Primay key It is used to

store user
id.
2 username varchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store user
name.
3 password varchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store user
password
4 created_at datetime 50 Not Null It is used to

store user
login date
and time

2.
1 Id Int 11 Primay key It is used to

store
category id.
2 Name Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store
category
name.
3. Description Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store
description
of the
product
3. orders
1 OID Int 11 Primay key It is used to

store order id.
2 ORDER_NO Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store order
number.
3 ORDER_DA Int 11 Not Null It is used to

TE store order date.
4 UID Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store unique id.
5. TOTAL_AMT Int 11 Not Null It I used to store

the total amount
of purchase.

4. order_detail
1 ID Int 11 Primary key It is used to

store id.
2 OID Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store order
id
3 PID Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store
product id
4 PNAME Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store product
name.
5 PRICE Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store price of
the product
6. QTY Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store the
quantity of
the product.
7. TOTAL Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store total
amount of
the bill.

5. products
1 PID Int 11 Primary key It is used to

store
product id.
2 PRODUCT Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store
product.
3 PRICE Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store price.
4 IMAGE Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store Image.
5. DESCRIPTI Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

ON store
description
of the
product.
6. Category Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to
store
category of
the product.
7. Category_id Int 11 Not Null It is used to
store
category id

6. users
1 UID Int 11 Primary key It is used to

store user id.
2 NAME Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store user
name.
3 CONTACT int 50 Not Null It is used to

store contact
info of user
4 ADDRESS Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store
address of
the user.
5. CITY Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to

store city
name
6. PINCODE Int 11 Not Null It is used to

store area
pincode.
7. EMAIL Nvarchar 11 Not Null It is used to

store mail id
of the user

6. sales
1 id Int 11 Primary key It is used to

store user id.
2 Customer_n Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to
ame store
customer
name.
3 amount int 50 Not Null It is used to
store amount
4 Sale_date int 50 Not Null It is used to
store sale
date
8. expenses
6. sales
1 id Int 11 Primary key It is used to

store user id.
2 name Nvarchar 50 Not Null It is used to
store
expense
name.
3 amount int 50 Not Null It is used to
store amount
4 expense_dat int 50 Not Null It is used to
e store
expense
date.

7. Testing (testing techniques and testing strategies used along with the test data and the
errors listed for each test case).
1. Functionality Testing:
Test Case: User Registration

Test Data: Valid email address, password, username
Errors:
Error message if email already exists
Error message if password is too weak
Test Case: Product Search
Test Data: Various product names, categories
Errors:
Incorrect search results
Search functionality not working
2. Usability Testing:
Test Case: Navigation Testing

Test Data: User personas with different browsing behaviors
Errors:
Confusing navigation paths
Inconsistent layout across different pages
Test Case: Mobile Responsiveness
Test Data: Various mobile devices (phones, tablets)
Errors:
Elements overlapping on smaller screens
Navigation difficult to use on mobile devices
3. Security Testing:
Test Case: Authentication Testing

Test Data: Valid and invalid login credentials
Errors:
Brute force attack vulnerability
Lack of secure connection (HTTP instead of HTTPS)
Test Case: Payment Processing
Test Data: Valid and invalid credit card information
Errors:
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- Payment information being sent in plain text
- Vulnerability to SQL injection attacks

4. Performance Testing:
Test Case: Load Testing

Test Data: Simulated concurrent user sessions
Errors:
Slow response times under heavy load
Server crashes or timeouts
Test Case: Page Load Times
Test Data: Different internet connection speeds
Errors:
Excessive load times for pages with large images or scripts
Unoptimized code affecting performance
5. Compatibility Testing:
Test Case: Browser Compatibility

Test Data: Different web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
Errors:
Layout issues or functionality discrepancies across browsers
Test Case: Device Compatibility
Test Data: Various devices (desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones)
Errors:
Elements not displaying properly on certain devices
Touchscreen functionality not working as expected on mobile devices
6. Regression Testing:
Test Case: Bug Fixes

Test Data: Previously reported bugs
Errors:
Reappearance of fixed bugs after code changes
Test Case: Updates and Upgrades
Test Data: New software versions or patches
Errors:
Compatibility issues with existing features or third-party integrations


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USER PANEL:-

HOMEPAGE:


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Courses :

Subjects:

Books:

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9. Future scope and further enhancement of the project
The future scope and further enhancement of your boutique shop project can encompass various
aspects aimed at improving user experience, expanding functionality, and staying ahead in the
competitive online retail market. Here are some suggestions for future development:
1. Personalized Shopping Experience:
Implement recommendation algorithms based on user browsing history, purchase patterns, and
preferences. Offer personalized product suggestions, style guides, or curated collections tailored to
individual users' tastes.
2. Enhanced Mobile Experience:
Develop a dedicated mobile app for your boutique shop to provide a seamless shopping experience
on smartphones and tablets. Optimize the website further for mobile responsiveness, ensuring easy
navigation and smooth checkout processes on all mobile devices.
3. Virtual Try-On Technology:
Integrate virtual try-on technology that allows customers to virtually try on clothing items using
augmented reality (AR) or image recognition. Enable customers to visualize how different clothing
items will look on them before making a purchase, enhancing confidence and reducing returns.
4. Social Commerce Integration:
Integrate social media platforms seamlessly into your boutique shop, allowing customers to shop
directly from social media posts or stories. Leverage user-generated content, influencer
collaborations, and social sharing features to increase brand visibility and engagement.
5. Expanded Product Range and Categories:
Diversify your product offerings by adding new product categories such as accessories, footwear, or
beauty products. Partner with emerging designers or brands to offer exclusive and unique products
not available elsewhere.
6. Streamlined Checkout Process:
Implement one-click checkout options, guest checkout, or saved payment methods to simplify the
checkout process and reduce cart abandonment rates. Offer multiple payment gateways and
support for various payment methods to cater to diverse customer preferences and locations.
7. Enhanced Customer Support and Engagement:
Introduce live chat support, chatbots, or AI-powered virtual assistants to provide real-time
assistance to customers and address their queries promptly. Launch loyalty programs, referral
incentives, or VIP membership tiers to reward repeat customers and foster long-term relationships.

8. Data Analytics and Insights:
Utilize advanced analytics tools to gather actionable insights into customer behavior, sales trends,
and inventory management. Leverage data-driven decision-making to optimize marketing
strategies, inventory stocking, pricing, and product recommendations.
9. Localization and Internationalization:
Customize the shopping experience for different regions by offering localized content, currencies,
languages, and shipping options. Explore opportunities for international expansion and partnerships
to reach new markets and customers worldwide.
10. Continuous Testing and Optimization:
Regularly conduct usability testing, A/B testing, and performance monitoring to identify areas for
improvement and refine the user experience. Stay updated with industry trends, emerging
technologies, and customer preferences to adapt and evolve your boutique shop accordingly.

10. Conclusion:-
In conclusion, your fashion boutique online store represents a dynamic and evolving platform aimed
at providing customers with a seamless and personalized shopping experience. Through
meticulous testing, robust security measures, and ongoing enhancements, your store ensures
reliability, security, and user satisfaction.
By embracing future technologies such as virtual try-on features, personalized recommendations,

and social commerce integration, your boutique shop stays at the forefront of innovation, catering to
the diverse preferences and needs of modern consumers. Moreover, a focus on mobile
optimization, streamlined checkout processes, and exceptional customer support fosters customer
loyalty and engagement.
As your boutique shop continues to expand its product range, enhance its features, and adapt to
changing market trends, it remains committed to delivering high-quality fashion products and
unparalleled service. Through data-driven insights, continuous optimization, and a dedication to
customer-centricity, your fashion boutique online store thrives as a trusted destination for fashion
enthusiasts worldwide.

11. Bibliography/ References
Here's a bibliography of useful references for creating a website
1. YouTube Channels:
Traversy Media: Offers tutorials on web development, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and
various frameworks like React and Node.js.
The Net Ninja: Provides tutorials on front-end and back-end web development, covering topics such
as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and various frameworks like Vue.js and Firebase.
2. Facebook Groups:
Web Developers Group: A community for web developers to share knowledge, ask questions, and
discuss web development-related topics.
3. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Community: A group dedicated to discussions on HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, and related web development technologies.
4. Telegram Groups: Web Developers Hub: A Telegram group for web developers to exchange
ideas, resources, and collaborate on projects.
5. Instagram: Follow industry experts and influencers in web development for inspiration, tips, and
updates on the latest trends.
6. ChatGPT: Utilize ChatGPT for assistance with coding problems, conceptual explanations, or
brainstorming ideas related to web development.
7. Google: Search for documentation, tutorials, articles, and forum discussions on specific topics in
web development.
8. CSS: Refer to official documentation and tutorials on CSS for styling and layout techniques. CSS
Official Documentation
9. JavaTpoint: Access tutorials, articles, and resources on Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other
web development technologies. JavaTpoint Website.
With these diverse resources, you have access to a wealth of information, tutorials, communities,
and support systems to aid you in your web development journey.

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1.1 Project Profile

Project Name: Krishna Styles

Technology: Html, Css, PHP, Ajax, Javascript, Bootstrap4, JQuery,

Front End: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Javascript

Back End: PHP, MySql

Guided By: Prof. Khusbu S patel

Submited to: Bhagwan Mahavir College Of Computer And

Developed by: Keval Gajipara

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1.2 Objectives of the profile:

2. To create a welcoming and personalized shopping experience that fosters long-term

4. To provide exceptional customer service, including knowledgeable assistance, styling advice,

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2.1Hardware and Software Requirements:-

2.2 Technology Used:-

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2.1. Hardware & Software Requirements

Software Visual Studio 2022

Database PHP MyAdmin

Operating System Windows

RAM 512 MB(minimum)

Microprocessor Any Microprocessor can be used but

Hard Disk Space 1 GB (Minimum)

Web Browser Google Chrome

Software MSWord, Draw.io

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Operating System Windows, Android

Web Browser Google Chrome

Microprocessor Any Microprocessor can be used

Operating System Windows, Android

Web Browser Mozilla Firefox , Google Chrome, Safari

Microprocessor Any Microprocessor can be used

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used for

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What is Java Script :

JavaScript was designed to add interactivity to HTML pages

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Bootstrap is a free and open-source CSS framework directed at

Bootstrap is the sixth-most-starred project on GitHub, with more than

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3.1 System Components:-

HTML:- Structure and content of web pages.

Database Schema:- Structure of MySQL tables and relationships between them.

4. User Interaction and AJAX:

6. Deployment and Hosting:

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7. Monitoring and Analytics:

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3.2 Drawbacks of Existing System:-

6. Vendor Lock-in:- Dependency on third-party services and libraries, such as payment

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4.1 Feasibility Study

2. Technical Feasibility:- Evaluate the technical requirements, resources, infrastructure, and

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4.2 Requirement Analysis and Data Gathering