This project is an e-commerce website designed to sell vinyl records. It provides a seamless shopping experience for users and offers features like product browsing, search, filtering, cart management, adding products to whislist and secure checkout.
- Framework : React
- Styling : CSS
- Languages : HTML, JavaScript
Description The website will be developed using React as the frontend framework for creating dynamic and responsive user interfaces, with HTML and JavaScript for structure and interactivity. CSS will be used for styling to ensure a visually appealing and user-friendly design.
- Framework : Node.js with ExpressJS
- Language : JavaScript
- IDE : Visual Studio Code
Description The backend of the website will be developed using Node.js, a runtime environment and Laravel, a framework for building scalable server-side applications, with JavaScript as the programming language. Visual Studio Code will be used as the IDE for efficient development and debugging.
- Database : MySQL
- Database Management: MySQL Workbench
Description The database for the e-commerce vinyl selling website will use MySQL for efficient data storage and management, with MySQL Workbench as the tool for database administration and query execution.
- Git : For version control and collaboration
- Repository Hosting : GitHub
Description Version control will be managed using Git, enabling efficient collaboration and tracking of changes in the codebase.
- Browse Records : Browse and search vinyl records by genre, artist, or price.
- Search : Find specific albums or artists quickly using the search bar.
- Detailed View : View detailed product descriptions, including album artwork, tracklists.
- Shopping Cart :Add vinyl records to the cart and manage cart items.
- Wishlist : Add vinyl records to a wishlist for future purchases.
- Account Management : Secure user authentication (sign-up/login).
- Secure Payment : Complete purchases with a single payment method securely and view order history.
- Inventory Management : Add, update, or delete vinyl records from the catalog.
- Order Management : View and manage customer orders.
- User Management : Manage registered users.
- User-friendly interface for better shopping experience.
- Node.js installed on your system.
- Vs Code Setup is done and installed
- MySQL set up for the database.
- Git installed for version control.
- Access the development server at localhost
- Admin users can log in to access the admin dashboard.
- Customers can browse records, add them to the cart, and complete purchases.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
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