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Gallery

Build a website for up and coming artists/photographers to advertise their products.

Stage 1

The core functionality consists of three screens:

  1. The home page should display all the items that all the artists want to sell arranged with the most recent at the top. Each should have:
    1. The name of the item
    2. A thumbnail image
    3. The price the seller is asking for
    4. A status (for sale, under offer, sold)
    5. The name and phone number of the seller
  2. There should be a link on this page to the user's selling page which should list all the items the logged-in user has for sale. This should include:
    1. The name of the item
    2. A thumbnail image
    3. The status (see above) with the option for the user to change the status.
    4. The option to delete items.
  3. There should be a link or button on this page to add new items to the list. This page should ask for:
    1. The item name
    2. A photo
    3. A detailed, multi-line, formatted description.

Stage 2

The intermediate tasks require you to make changes to the functionality:

  1. Each user should have their own home page (all using the same template) and the items they have for sale should be displayed here. The home page should now list each of the users and the name of their business which should have an avatar image. There should also be an indicator against each user as to how many items they have for sale. Clicking on a user/shop on the home page takes the visitor to the user's own home page.
  2. The next feature is to implement a simple e-commerce system:
    1. Each account should now store a registered address
    2. There should no longer be a name and phone number listed for each item, instead, clicking on an item takes the user to a product detail screen with a Buy Now button.
    3. Clicking the button takes the user to a (fake) payment screen
    4. Once payment is made the status should change and the buyer's name and address be added to the product detail page.
    5. Finally the seller should be sent a nicely formatted html email with details of the item and buyer plus a link to the item detail page public.

Stage 3

  1. Users should enter their paypal username when creating their account.
  2. Users who are interested in a piece of artwork can make an online payment (fake the paypal payment screen).
  3. When an item is paid for:
    1. It should be flagged as sold so that no-one else can buy.
    2. An email should be sent to the seller with details of the buyer.
  4. Users can perform a global search for items of interest. This should search the title as well as short and long descriptions.
  5. The gallery and details page should display low-res thumbnail photos
    1. Clicking on a thumbnail should display the full-size image with a watermark added.
  6. The seller can edit item details and remove them when sold.