Click Me To See How To Use The Demo Site

Here are some notes to consider about the application project:

  1. We were only given points for functionality, not aesthetics; therefore, we focused our attention on the functionality of the app rather than the aesthetics. We did put some attention into the design of the website, but we were in a time crunch so it is minimal.
  2. We were also not required to make the app mobile-friendly, as it would be graded on a desktop computer. For this reason, we opted to not worry about making the UI user-friendly on
  3. This project won first place out of 39 teams in a highly competitive class, at a highly competitive college (McCombs Business School)
  4. Prior to the project, we had no project management skills or prior training with even basic project management tools such as GitHub
  5. Everything was created from scratch besides basic ASP-NET, CSS, and Javascript libraries
  6. In addition to ASP-NET C# coding, we also had to learn how to write code to generate seeding code in Python.
  7. We were not required to comment out the project. Because of the time constraint of the project, we opted for commenting that we only viewed as necessary. Much of the code is not commented out well
  8. The actual payment processing system does not actually work because we did not want to deal with the liability of credit card information and it was not required for the project guidelines.


Usernames for the Application

These users cannot have their usernames or passwords changes for demo purposes. Other users can be created to test out customer/employee/manager functionality and their various permissions

  1. Role: Admin
    Username: taylor@bevostunes.com
    Password: TRY563
  2. Role: Employee
    Username: martinez@bevostunes.com
    Password: party1
  3. Role: Customer
    Username: cbaker@freezing.co.uk
    Password: hellothere


Other Information

  • The instructions, as assigned by our professor, can be found at: This Google Drive Link
  • Our group's annotated instructions with changes and comments can be found at: This Google Drive Link
  • The data that we used to seed the database (including other users' passwords that we seeded that you can test out) can be found at: This Google Drive Link
  • The public GitHub Link for this project will be linked once we create a secure way to keep the datbase passwords off the git repository