The document summarizes the requirements, functions, interfaces, and technical background of a web-based inventory and point of sale system. It describes the functional requirements for administrators and users. It also outlines the user interface, hardware interface, software interface, and security interface requirements. Technical details are provided such as the use of a WAMP server, PHP, JavaScript, and the Codeigniter4 framework. Flow diagrams display the website's process and experience chronologically.
The document summarizes the requirements, functions, interfaces, and technical background of a web-based inventory and point of sale system. It describes the functional requirements for administrators and users. It also outlines the user interface, hardware interface, software interface, and security interface requirements. Technical details are provided such as the use of a WAMP server, PHP, JavaScript, and the Codeigniter4 framework. Flow diagrams display the website's process and experience chronologically.
The document summarizes the requirements, functions, interfaces, and technical background of a web-based inventory and point of sale system. It describes the functional requirements for administrators and users. It also outlines the user interface, hardware interface, software interface, and security interface requirements. Technical details are provided such as the use of a WAMP server, PHP, JavaScript, and the Codeigniter4 framework. Flow diagrams display the website's process and experience chronologically.
The document summarizes the requirements, functions, interfaces, and technical background of a web-based inventory and point of sale system. It describes the functional requirements for administrators and users. It also outlines the user interface, hardware interface, software interface, and security interface requirements. Technical details are provided such as the use of a WAMP server, PHP, JavaScript, and the Codeigniter4 framework. Flow diagrams display the website's process and experience chronologically.
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Figure 3
Figure 3 displays the website's experience in chronological
order. A Gantt chart is used throughout project development to help
carry out each plan for website development.
Requirements Specification
To carry out the suggested project effectively, the user must be
knowledgeable of and well-versed in the system. To be fully
functional, it must also carry out the system's requirements. This
covers user interfaces, hardware and software interfaces, security
interfaces, and functional requirements.
Functional Requirements Functional requirements are those that pertain to the system's
operations and functions. This covers the system's operation from the
website's administrator all the way through to its users.
All consumer demands are managed and recorded by this system.
gives inventory information and sales reporting. The only people with
ability to alter products, add and update products, and generate
reports on the website are the administrators. View inventory levels
and product sales data. The status of customer orders can be updated,
and admins can examine all transactions and handle payments from
customers.
User Interface
The Deli Co. Web-based Inventory and Point of Sale is designed to
benefit end users as well as administrators. The program has been
created to be user-friendly and to satisfy user needs. It offers
thoughtfully designed functionality that makes life easier for
administrators and users and satisfies their needs. This made use of
frameworks for web design so that customers may freely engage and
conduct transactions on the website without any hassle.
Hardware Interface
For this project's hardware to function properly, it must adhere
to the set specifications. As they function in tandem to maintain the
designed system's peak performance, the interaction between software
and hardware should constantly be considered.
Researchers used a range of hardware components to construct
their system. These include storage equipment like flash drives to
store the system-building files, Wi-Fi routers that enable Internet
connectivity for website processing and testing, and laptops as
essential components.
Software Interface
The administrator of this system is given software that is simple
to use. This guarantees simple and accurate site navigation and offers
all the features visitors require for a wonderful experience on the
website. The goal of this project is to make it simple for
administrators and users to use. The success of the project depends on
this interface, which depicts the interactions and operations between
the system as a whole and related component like databases and
operating systems.
The researcher's computer was running Windows 11, with Google
Chrome as their web browser and Visual Studio Code as their IDE.
Additionally, we created the database using a WAMP server, coded in
PHP and JavaScript, and used the Codeigniter4 PHP framework.
Security Interface
The system is password-protected to stop unauthorized users from
performing illegal actions. Continuous monitoring, recording, and
reporting of unauthorized activity to administration. This makes sure
that your system is safe against hacker attacks, which may be quite expensive for both your system and its users. All security components
for the Codeigniter4 PHP framework were also enabled by the system.
Technical Background
The prerequisites for effective system development are
represented by the technical background. The project's technical
information is given in an organized and clear way. A presentation of
the hardware and software specifications used by the researchers is
shown in the tables below.
Figure 6. Use Case of Developed Website Figure 6 depicts the website's process flow. This diagram shows how website visitors see the functionality that is offered.
