E-Commerce

  Most of the products in my store will be home appliances because my store is a reseller. Washing machine Fridge TV screen Air fryer Microwave Fireplace  Treadmill Hoover Speaker Coffee maker machine Electric cooker

  Progress Wix is such a convenient online service to create websites, especially ecommerce stores. It was very easy and simple to create a website using wix and anyone can do it or google it. It has numerous themes and designs to choose from. I started creating the website and finished it in 3 days. I created my store's logo using adobe illustrator and made it with bright colours. Then, I customised the theme that I chose using wix, and changed the colours to match my company's logo colours. In addition, I added the pages i want to the website (FAQ, Home, Shop, About us, Cart, etc.) and included the text that I need in every page.

 Comparing product pages Both of these product pages have similar features and they are alike in some ways. The first product page has bigger pictures and they used lifestyle photography. Which lets the customer imagine what this product will look like in real life at home for example, while the second product page included normal studio photos of the product which may be less attractive to the customer. In addition, the first product page grabs the customers attention by including this sentence "someone just bought this product 33 minutes ago" which tells the customer unconsciously that this product is good and is in demand.  Moreover, the second product page has more details of the product, for instance they included reasons to buy this product which shows the features and convinces the customer to buy it. And I am thinking of including this last thing in my website to show the user why they should buy such a product. 

  (JustTellStories, n.d.) Product:  What you sell. It could be a physical good, services, advisory, or otherwise. Price: What do you consider charging, and how does that influence how your customers feel about your brand? Place: Where do you promote your goods or services? What internet sites do your target clients visit to discover more about your industry? Promotion: How do your clients learn about you? What methods do you utilise, and how efficient are they? (Shubhangiii, n.d.) References: JustTellStories, n.d. The 4Ps Marketing Mix, and what it means for charities ~ Just Tell Stories. [online] Just Tell Stories. Available at: <https://justtellstories.com/the-4ps-marketing-mix-and-what-it-means-for-charities/> [Accessed 21 February 2022]. Shubhangiii, n.d. 4P’s of Marketing. [online] Track2Training. Available at: <https://track2training.com/2020/07/23/4ps-of-marketing/> [Accessed 21 February 2022].

 Alt tag: It is an HTML element that is applied to image tags to provide browsers with a text alternative (BigCommerce, n.d.). Title tag: It is an HTML code tag that enables users to give a title to a web page. This title can be noticed in both the search engine title bar and the search results pages (ATinternet, n.d.). References: BigCommerce, n.d.  What is an alt tag, and how does it impact SEO [2018]? | BigCommerce . [online] BigCommerce. Available at: <https://www.bigcommerce.co.uk/ecommerce-answers/what-is-an-alt-tag-and-how-does-it-impact-seo/> [Accessed 21 February 2022]. ATinternet, n.d. [online] Available at: <https://www.atinternet.com/en/glossary/title-tag/> [Accessed 21 February 2022].

 Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) (BigWater, 2019) Definition:  SDLC is a process used within a software organisation to complete a software project. It is a detailed plan that describes how to create, maintain, substitute, and modify or enhance specific software. The life cycle defines a methodology for improving software quality and the development process as a whole (TutorialsPoint, 2020). Methodology:  Software development life cycle uses process methodology. It utilises a method of doing something based on a predefined series of rules, methodologies, testing actions, and processes that leads towards the resolving of a given problem. A typical Software Development Life Cycle consists of the following stages: Stage 1: Planning and Requirement Analysis Stage 2: Defining Requirements Stage 3: Designing the Product Architecture Stage 4: Building or Developing the Product Stage 5: Testing the Product Stage 6: Deployment in the Market and Maintenance References: BigWa...