CS345545 Project 3 - Total 100 Points Due At 10

Cs345545 Project 3 Aspnet Project Total 100 Pointsdue At 10 Am

In this project, students need to create a Web Site with at least 10 web forms as the interface as the front end, plus build database as the back-end by using Visual Studio 2013. The web forms must include two basic files (.aspx and .aspx.cs). You may add more different types of files according to your needs. Your project content could include but not limited to Car Dealer, Book Store and Bank System etc. Attention, your project content can NOT be Pizza format since we already did in the class.

Brainstorming for your project content: a) Car (Dealer/Rent/Repair/etc.) b) Ticket System (Flight/Movie/Championship/etc.) c) Store (Clothes/Games/Gifts/etc.) d) Student (Registration/Health/Club) System e) Library System f) Bank System Your project must contain Homepage.aspx, Registration.aspx, Login.aspx, Reset Password.aspx (Must be able to generate random strong enough password and send an email to inform the user), Contact.aspx, Image-zoomIN_Out.aspx pages, etc. The Homepage is expected to have introduction, navigation and logo (images). The Registration page is expected to have TextBoxes as data entry for username, email and password, which should satisfy the basic login information. Your Registration page could include the user information (first name, last name and country), etc.

Your main webpage or webform should achieve the main functions for your project such as “view, select and purchase car” for a Car Dealer, or “search, select and purchase ticket” for Ticket System, or “deposit, withdraw and check account balance” for online Banking system. You will need to use two more plug-ins other than those covered in class for good visual display.

Paper For Above instruction

The development of a comprehensive ASP.NET web application requires meticulous planning, robust design, and adherence to best development practices. This project aims to construct an interactive, user-friendly website consisting of at least ten web forms, underpinned by a normalized backend database. The project encompasses creating multiple interconnected web pages, implementing security measures such as password hashing, and ensuring aesthetic consistency through CSS styling.

Design and Interface Elements

Fundamental to this project is a well-structured user interface that includes key pages such as the homepage, login, registration, reset password, contact, and image zoom pages. The homepage should provide introductory information, an intuitive navigation menu, and branding elements like logos and images. Registration and login pages will facilitate user authentication, collecting essential data such as username, email, and password, with additional optional fields like first name, last name, and country.

Other pages, such as contact, should incorporate CAPTCHA verification to prevent automated spam submissions, ensuring security and data integrity. The main functional page varies depending on project content—examples include systems for purchasing cars, booking tickets, or managing bank accounts, with functionalities like view, select, and transaction completion.

Database Design and Data Management

The backend database must include at least three tables satisfying Third Normal Form (3NF), such as user information, login details, and main function data. These tables should be interconnected using foreign keys to maintain data integrity. Passwords stored in the database must be encrypted using MD5 hashing or equivalent secure hashing algorithms to enhance security.

Implementation Requirements

  • At least ten meaningful web forms, including the home page, login, registration, contact, main function page, reset password, and three additional pages relevant to project content (e.g., product management, order history, profile settings).
  • Use a common CSS file for consistent styling across pages.
  • Implement a navigation menu on the majority of pages for seamless page transitions.
  • Integrate images to enhance visual appeal.
  • Utilize validation controls, dropdown lists, and error messages to prevent invalid inputs and improve user experience.
  • Provide feedback mechanisms such as confirmation dialogs after user actions.
  • Secure password storage and implement MD5 encryption.
  • Implement server-side and client-side navigation between pages.
  • Follow GUI design principles focusing on minimalism, organized layouts, tooltips, error handling, and consistency.
  • Include CAPTCHA verification in the contact page for spam prevention.
  • Submit evaluation forms for classmates and self-assessment.
  • Publish the project on the SmarterASP.NET hosting platform and prepare for a class presentation.
  • Ensure the application is free of functional errors; any errors deduct points accordingly.

This comprehensive project involves integrating multiple development skills, from database design and secure coding practices to user interface design and deployment. By following these guidelines, students will demonstrate their ability to develop a professional-level ASP.NET web application aligned with project specifications and best practices.

References

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