COMP1479: E-commerce Site Development for Greenwich Butchers, UoG

This report details the development of an e-commerce website for Greenwich Butchers, aiming to modernize their business model and expand their customer reach. The project outlines functional requirements like guest checkout and responsive design, and non-functional requirements such as security and scalability. The analysis and design phase includes modules for business owners, customers, and suppliers, with an ERD and use case diagrams illustrating the system's architecture. Key lessons learned emphasize the importance of database normalization, intuitive navigation, and responsive design for optimal user experience. This project aims to streamline sales, reduce inventory costs, and enhance revenue for Greenwich Butchers through an efficient online platform.

Development of E-commerce
site for Greenwich Butchers

Introduction
 Contrary to the Traditional model Greenwich Butchers can
attract huge number of customers through the E-commerce portal.
 With the implemented E-commerce site the organization will be
able to streamline the sale and supply of the products with ease.
 With the improved reach to the customer it can also enhance its
revenue from the business while reducing the inventory cost for
storing products.

Functional Requirements
 The Site must provide a guest check out options contrary to all
the traditional e-commerce sites that asks for registration and
login.
 The site should be responsive so that users can access the site
from any device.
 All the pages must have intuitive navigation so that it can
provide rich user experience.
 The Pages should include high quality images of the products
and if possible videos.

Non Functional Requirements
 The developed Site must be Secure and ensure
availability of the site is important.
 Security on the website is also important. Such as
transactions must be carried out under SSL in order to
secure information.
 Scalability and performance is another requirement
so that system can scale in order to meet estimated
future traffic as well as order volume in normal and
peak times.

Non-Functional Requirement
 user journeys – It is important to reduce the steps in completing
usual tasks so that it does not irritate the customers.
 Speed of services is another important requirement in order
define the time in which services will provide response.
 The site should be easily accessibility so that it can be ensured
that developed E-commerce platform matches the basic
accessibility standards.

Analysis and design
 The website will contain three modules for business
owners, customers and suppliers.
 The Administrator will be able to add, delete, update the
suppliers, customers and orders from the system.
 The customers will be able to find out the different
products from the Greenwich butchers.
 Administrator will additionally manage the suppliers in
order to easily track the stock replenish from different
suppliers.

Proposed ERD for the Project
Supplier
Order
Employees
Product
Payment
Customer
SupplierIDPK
Suppliername
SupplierAddress
SupplierContact
SupplierStatus
OrderIDPK
CustomerIDFK
CustomerAddress
OrderCost
Quantity
Discount
EmployeeIDPK
Employee name
EmployeeAddress
Employee Contact
Zipcode
Order Date
Delivery Date
PrductIDPK
Productname
Product type
Quantity Contact
Unit price
PaymentIDPK
CustomerIDFK
OrderID
Payment Method
Payment Ammount
CustomerIDPK
Customername
CustomerAddress
CustomoerContact
CustomerStatus
SupplierIDFK

Use Case Diagram
Greenwich Butchers System
Customer
Access Products
Manage Cart
Confirm Order
Make Payment
Cancel Order
Return product
Contact
Admin
Manage Customer
Check Report
Manage Stock
Manage Order
Management

Lessons Learnt
 In the development of the site, we learnt that the
normalization of the database is important for improved
performance.
 The Website should have easy navigations and minimal
steps to complete a task so that it does not distract the
customer/user.
 The site must be responsive in order to attract maximum
number of users or the potential customers.

Login Page

Register Page

Home Page

Product Page

Cart Page