Design Application Service E-Commerce Web Based Ornamental Plants
Keywords:
Application , E-commerce, Plant Decorate , WebAbstract
Purpose: The development of the internet today has had a major impact on the progress of various industries. The sales system used in the ornamental plant sales process goods are still manual which are accessed by customers by visiting the location and seeing the product directly. The purpose of this study is to design a web-based ornamental plant e-commerce service application system to facilitate sales and purchase transactions.
Subjects and Methods: The testing method used is the black-box testing method, where the system is executed through trials and checking the functionality of the software.
Results: The results of testing this application are that customers register, so that customers get an account then customers log into the application to choose ornamental plants offered in the application, after finding the desired plant, then fill in the shipping address and type of payment which then forms information with the order status in process.
Conclusions: The conclusion of the testing of the ornamental plant e-commerce application system is that it is in accordance with what customers want in providing easy access to the application practically.
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