Hoosier Sports Web Application Presentation

1. I211: Hoosier Sports Briefly Introduced By: Jimmie Jones, Mike Kapp, Cameron Malicki, KayleighOlah, Jaimee Works

2. Introduction Group Members: Jimmie Jones jimmjone Mike Kapp mrkapp Cameron Malicki cmalicki KayleighOlah kolah Jaimee Works jsworks

3. Hoosier Sports Idea: Shopping Cart  Mutual idea of an apparel shop Hoosier Sports Goals: Multiple pages refer back to the database Shopping Cart that a user can use successfully in different sessions Log-In page Different team pages Color Background Information on the team selected from the homepage Chosen Apparel that a user can select for purchase Linked “real” information on the pages Work Divided: Jimmie Jones: Stored Data and Connection Data- User Login/Security Mike Kapp: Stored Data and Connection Data- Shopping Cart/ Security Cameron Malicki: Visual Aesthetics- IU & Purdue PHP Pages/Team Research/Merchandise Research KayleighOlah: Visual Aesthetics- Butler & Ball State PHP Pages/Team Research/Merchandise Research Jaimee Works: Visual Aesthetics-User Login & Notre Dame PHP Pages/ Merchandise Research

4. New Registration Project Design Home Page User Login Team Pages Check Out Page Shopping Cart

5. User Log-In Pages Login Page Dbconnect Page New Register Page MySQL New User Registration User Login

6. After Log-In Shopping Cart Team Pages

7. Team Page Breakdown Each team will have a specific page that will bring up information on the team once it is selected. The team pages include: - Headers and team specific cosmetics - Pictures of the team in action, stadium, etc. - Relevant links to team websites - A short bio of the team - Team Apparel available to purchase

8. Team Page Header The Header of each team Page serves clarify which university page you have selected. Colors are according to the team colors. There are several pictures relevant to the program. These pictures also serve as links to the team’s home page.

10. Coaching changes

11. Major publicity received

13. Challenges Problems Solved: Database Database tables to contain user info, shopping cart, and different products Interface Must be kept simple to allow customer ease of use Security Encryption with the log-in md5 Remaining Problems: Incorporating PHP in pages session variables

14. Page-Database Relations Team Pages Catalog -Team pages are directly linked to both the catalog and shopping cart but has no direct relation to the database. - The catalog and shopping cart share a direct relation to each other as wells as have a direct relation to the database. Database Shopping Cart

15. The Future of Our Project Expansion Eventually as word of our site gets out, business will pick up allowing us to expand our covered region to the Mid-West and eventually the entire college sport nation. Essentials for Expansion Advertisement Increase in sales Employees to manage orders/site maintenance

16. Conclusion Goals Met All goals expressed in the introduction will be met in the final application. Remaining Problems (to be solved in final application) Incorporating PHP in pages Security Home Page (user-login)

17. Feedback/Questions Our Application What would one have liked to see more of in our working application? Any ideas of ways we could have made it better? Different and better opportunity ideas for the site? Expansion? Understanding to the user?

18. Our Response What we liked most about working on our project… Jimmie Mike Cameron Kayleigh Jaimee