Đồ án tốt nghiệp - Building an e-commerce website for selling shoes

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
HO CHI MINH UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION
FACULTY FOR HIGH QUALITY TRAINING


CAPSTONE PROJECT
BUILDING AN E-COMMERCE
WEBSITE FOR SELLING SHOES
INSTRUCTOR:

Nguyễn Thiên Bảo PhD

STUDENTS:
Đinh Văn Trường

ID Student: 18110060

Dương Võ Nhật Duy

ID Student: 18110006

Hồ Chí Minh, July, 2023

SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Independence – Freedom - Happiness


PROJECT OBJECTIVES
Student Name: Đinh Văn Trường

ID: 18110060

Student Name: Dương Võ Nhật Duy

ID: 18110006

Specialization: Software Engineering
Project title: Building an E-commerce website for selling shoes.
Implementation of Content
Theory:
● Research and learn React.JS.
● Research and learn Type.
● Research and learn MongoDB.
● Research and learn Express JS.
● Research and learn Docker.
Practice:
Build a website:
●

For users: login/out, registration new account, view profile, edit profile, view
products page, filter/sort products page, view product details page, manage
personal information, add products to wishlist/cart, process to payment page,
payment by ShipCOD by PayPal, review, comments for ordered products
(still on development stage).

●

For admin: login/out, manage, view Category Group, manage users,
manage products, manage order status, manage shop information attendance.

Processing time: 15 weeks

Students signature: Đinh Văn Trường

18110060

Students signature: Dương Võ Nhật Duy

18110006

INSTRUCTOR

Nguyễn Thiên Bảo

SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Independence - Freedom – Happiness

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ADVISOR’S EVALUATION SHEET
Student Name: Dương Võ Nhật Duy

Student ID: 18110006

Student Name: Đinh Văn Trường

Student ID: 18110060

Major: Software Engineering.
Project title: Build an ecommerce website with MERN stack.
Advisor: Dr. Nguyễn Thiên Bảo
EVALUATION
1. Content of the project:
a. Theory: Type, React, Express, MongoDB, Docker
b. Experiments:
- MERN stack with a white-label E-Commerce application provides an Admin page
(ERP) that allows the owner to their own brand, products, categories, manage
their users, and track and analyze user behavior.
- Discover React, Express, MongoDB, Docker, and Type. Effectively use
additional libraries and apply them to the project.
- Built with a high-level infrastructure for scalable and maintainable applications,
such as Mono-repo, Docker, K8S, Vite, and EKS.
- Continuous development and deployment ensure that nothing
...

...
helping the group improve their
skills and gain more experience.
6.1.1. Theoretically achievements
My group with knowledge about:

6.1.2.

▪

How it works and use ReactJS, NodeJS.

▪

How to write and use the API, MongoDB.

Realistic results

 Almost all requirements are met.
 Clean code and reusable components.
 Scalability.
 Simple UI and easy to use.
6.2.

Weaknesses
 Not have consistance structure and design for UI, UX of the website
 Only support PayPal and ShipCOD as payment gateway, need to integrate
additional payment options
 Not support multiple language
 Need more features for customers to reviews, ratings or social sharing

6.3.

Strengths
 Continuous development and deployment: easy to new features and
smoothly implemented without breaking the application

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Chapter 6: Conclusion

 Admin page provide extensive control over the shop operations
 Client have not much, but enough features to process an order
 Manage the project process well with Notion tool.
6.4.

Future development
 Add additional payment method for the shop like Momo, VNpay…
 Develop applications on other platform like Android, iOS
 Continue improve UI and system maintenance
 Improve authentication, upgrade other features of the web
 Continue on integrate GHN shipping method

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