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    E Commerce Proposol

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    This document proposes developing an e-commerce website. It introduces e-commerce as buying and selling online and lists some common e-commerce activities. It then outlines problems with current internet shopping and sets objectives to create website requirements and improve the shopping cart experience. It describes how the site would track sales, be mobile-friendly, and allow wish lists and social proof. Benefits for sellers include global availability and better customer service, while customers benefit from convenience and access to a wide range of products. The methodology section outlines forming a group, selecting a topic, collecting data, and preparing a report using a waterfall model and ER diagram.

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    This document proposes developing an e-commerce website. It introduces e-commerce as buying and selling online and lists some common e-commerce activities. It then outlines problems with current internet shopping and sets objectives to create website requirements and improve the shopping cart experience. It describes how the site would track sales, be mobile-friendly, and allow wish lists and social proof. Benefits for sellers include global availability and better customer service, while customers benefit from convenience and access to a wide range of products. The methodology section outlines forming a group, selecting a topic, collecting data, and preparing a report using a waterfall model and ER diagram.

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    This document proposes developing an e-commerce website. It introduces e-commerce as buying and selling online and lists some common e-commerce activities. It then outlines problems with current internet shopping and sets objectives to create website requirements and improve the shopping cart experience. It describes how the site would track sales, be mobile-friendly, and allow wish lists and social proof. Benefits for sellers include global availability and better customer service, while customers benefit from convenience and access to a wide range of products. The methodology section outlines forming a group, selecting a topic, collecting data, and preparing a report using a waterfall model and ER diagram.

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    E Commerce Proposol

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    E-COMMERCE WEBSITE

    Submitted by

    Diwas Shrestha [BEC-2074-10]


    Bikram Subedi [BEC-2074-06]
    Avishek Dhakal [BEC-2074-04]
    Shristi Gurung [BEC-2074-25]
    Introduction
    E-COMMERCE

    Ecommerce, also known as electronic, online


    or internet commerce is a business model that refers
    to buying and selling the products or services using
    the Internet. Simply, it is a way of doing business
    over the internet without having to visit the physical
    store.
    The most popular example of E-Commerce is online
    shopping,  but there are also other types of activities
    such as payment gateways, online auctions, online
    ticketing, and internet banking. There is even a
    precaution for safe use.
    Problem Statement
    E-COMMERCE
    INTERNET SHOPPING
    All the customers will need to have a email and
    01 password to login and proceed your shopping

    To buy something you must go for many place


    02

    Many problem to find and transport products.


    03

    There is a lot of competition among multiple e-


    04 commerce sites.
    Objectives

    Create a set of requirements for a


    Website CMS(Content management
    01 system Software) for small
    businesses based on research..
    Knowing when an item was saved
    02 or not saved in the shopping cart.

    Returning to different parts of the


    03 site after adding an item to the
    shopping cart. Easy scanning and selecting items in
    04 a list & Effective categorical
    organization of products.
    Applications
     Tracking of Sales
     User friendly order management
     Record keeping
     Mobile-Friendly Website
     Wish Lists
     Social Proof
    Benefits for seller

    New higher income longer working hours:


    business models 24/7/365

    New higher income


    business models Global availability

    Better partnerships and Better customer relationship,


    cooperation improved customer service -
    sales support through use
    Internet marketing techniques
    Benefits for customer

    E-CO
    MME
    INTE
    RCE
    R
    SHO NET
    PPIN
    G

     Customers can purchase a wide range of things


     Products are available at door
     From anywhere you can buy products and pay the bills
     You can purchase anything at anytime
    METHODOLOGY
    Flow Chart
    Group formation. A

    Preliminary
    Topic selection. design

    Modal analysis
    Data Collection. and design

    Final detailing
    Primary data Secondary data
    collection collection Report
    preparation

    A
    SDLC

    Figure : Waterfall Model


    ER Diagram

    Figure : ER Diagram
    Software development
    REFERENCES

    Tutorialspoint
    https://www.tutorialspoint.com/sdlc/sdlc_waterfall_model

    Wikipedia
    https://www.wikipedia.org/

    Academia
    https://www.academia.edu/
     
    THANK YOU

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