December 2023

Shopnest

I completed this project as part of my first web application development course. The goal was to design a comprehensive e-commerce platform that would enable the smooth purchase and sale of products. This project was a defining moment for me, as it helped me understand the importance of a solid structure, from initial planning to the launch of a functional and secure website.

Contribution

As a developer on this project, I was responsible for the critical stages of implementation. After participating in the design phase (class diagrams and ERDs) and design on Figma, I focused on technical development. I designed all of the website's pages using PHP for server logic and Bootstrap for a modern look. I was particularly involved in creating the shopping cart system, managing the dynamic display of items, and the transaction engine to enable users to buy and sell easily.

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Approach

My approach was guided by rigorous planning to avoid technical debt. We started by modeling the data with entity-relationship diagrams to ensure database integrity. Once the architecture was in place and the interfaces validated on Figma, I implemented the client-side features with JavaScript and jQuery to provide intuitive navigation. Using PHP allowed me to efficiently link the frontend to the database, ensuring personalized account management and a smooth, secure shopping experience.

Features

Dynamic shopping cart system
Complete purchase management
Display of items by category
MVC architecture in PHP

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