A Student built uniform shop that aims to be functional and aesthetically pleasing
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I have been tasked with creating a website for the Avondale College shop because they do not currently have a website, and it would be of great service to the school if they had one. I need to make a website that is able to be accessed by possibly hundreds each day, and that is easy to use by the general public as it’d be a first glance of the schools uniform which is an important image.
Currently the college has a small blurb on their main website that’s hidden inside a bunch of submenus, that only say “We have a uniform shop, here’s when its open, you need to come and visit to see any of the products and prices we have.” That’s not very user friendly, so I wanted to change this and make it as nice as possible to use. Ideally by the end of this, I’ll have a site that gives the customer the ability to place orders to be picked up, and possibly even a way to pay for it online too.
ASP.NET Core
Below are instructions for getting a local version of the shop to run for debugging.
- Download Zip file
- Open file in Visual Studio (2022+ recommended)
- Run the command "update-database" in the NuGet Package Manager Console
- Run/Debug to start localhost site.
https://trello.com/b/HS6TA96C/unis-development
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