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Softw atomic number 18 requirement condition for BuzzyBUY. com (Online Shopping and auctioning Web Site) Prepared by Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2 1. Purpose 2 2. history Conventions2 3. Intended Audience and Reading Suggestions2 4. Product Scope2 5. References 2 2. Overall Description 3 1. Product Perspective3 2. Product Functions3 3. User Classes and Char proceederistics 3 1. Administrators 3 2. Buyers4 3. Sellers 4 4. day-by-day visitors4 4. Design and Implementation Constraints5 . User authentication6 6. Assumptions and Dependencies6 3. External Interface Requirements6 1. User Interfaces6 2. Hardware Interfaces6 3. software product Interfaces6 4. Communication Interfaces7 4. System Features7 1. listing7 2. Account Creation8 3. Selling8 4. purchasing8 5. Rating8 6. Others8 5. Other Non Functional Requirements9 1. Performance Requirements9 2. galosh Requirements9 3. Software Quality Attributes 9 4. Business Rules9 6. Appendix A Glossary9 7. Appendix B Analysis Models10 1. Introduction 1. Purpose The purpose of this SRS is to specify the requirements of the web establish software application buzzybuy. om, which is an online shopping and bidding governing body. The module to be developed is the first version of buzzybuy version 1. 0. This Software Requirements Specification provides a complete verbal description of all the functions and specifications of buzzybuy version 1. 0 2. Document conventions IEEE standards apply. Proper sub numbering system for sub topics based on the importance and priority of the matter. 3. Intended sense of hearing and reading suggestionsThe expected audience of this document is the faculty in charge of software engineering lab for 6th semester Com vester Science, NITK suratkal .It entrust be apply as a reference for grading in the lab for even semester of 2006. at that place is no suggested reading to be done before going by means of the document. 4. Product scope Buzzybuy. com is designed to run on both any mode rn platform with GUI. It is assumed that the back end that lead be used for implementation is MySQL and the front end that will be used is PHP. 5. References 1. The applicable IEEE standards are published in IEEE standards collection, 2001 edition. 2. Software Engineering, A Practitioners approach, 6th edition. By Roger S Pressman. McGraw hill international. 2. Overall description 1.Product perspectiveThis is proposed to be an enhanced model of the present day existing shopping and auctioning portals. numerous flaws in the present online shopping portals havent been able to exploit the full electric potential of e-commerce market. The Software Requirements Specifications intends to identify the flaws in the current existing system and propose an alternative or a solution to them. 2. Product Functions It consists of two modules 1. Customer module 2. Administrator module A customer should have a user reputation for carrying out transactions. Transactions include buying, selling and auctioning. Administrator provides the customer with an account following proper registration procedures to prevent malpractices in the transactions. approximately(prenominal) visitor is allowed to browse through the product list, their prices and bidding procedures. Buying, selling and bidding procedures are kept transparent so that any user is able to go through the procedures. 3. User classes and characteristicsThere are 3 kinds of users for the proposed system 1. Administrators They create user accounts and give it to the required customers. ? To educate consumers about Buzzybuys range of products and indigenous services. They essential provide rules for the transactions. ? They must maintain the website and update the same making necessary changes at times. ? They must take care of the guarantor issues involved in the transactions. ? They must inform the users about their transaction status and keep them updated about the progress through emails. ? They must receiv e feedbacks from their customers or any users about their system and act upon the relevant ones. ? Look up at all the legal issues involved with the business. ? Keep place for advertisements in the website as a revenue generating option.The place has to be maintained and proper leans done. ? Any failures in the system have to be detected and repaired. 2. Buyers They are the genuine customers of the website. They can see the listing, bid for various things, and besides buy them to various payment options. 3. Sellers These are the people involved in selling their products through buzzybuy. They consider this as a virtual market place. They motivation to be provided with proper advertisement place, and ratings of customers. The sellers too are rated based on the feedback they get from previous transactions completed from customers.These feedback data are treated with p each(prenominal)y respect and are transparent to everyone. The sellers too value this very highly. 4. Casual visit ors These people dont come to the site on specific intensions of buying or selling. They just visit to see the listing and too see the products. They need not have an user account. They can be future potential customers. They sellers can lure them with advertisements on the site based on their budget. The following usecase diagram states the above data in a graphical form pic shape 1 Usecase Diagram for BuzzyBuy 4. Design and Implementation Constraints The main constraint here would be the checking the genuineness of the buyer, which is not always possible. There can be security risks involved. The design constraints are that the browser at each place may not follow similar screen resolutions, browsers etc. This can lead to the website not having the impact it is planned to have. alike the rules of the land will prohibit certain items to be sold on the site. Hence all those factors need to be filtered in. Also storage space constraints may come if the listing becomes too large. Hence a strong server needs to be chosen to host the database. 5.User Documentation 1. Online user help with all the necessary help needed to use the site in a bulletin format. 2. Problem addressable forms 3. Software and database specification 4. Details of rules and regulation to sellers as well as buyers. 6. Assumptions and Dependencies None as per now 3. External Interface Requirements 1. User Interfaces apiece part of the user user interface intends to be as user friendly as possible. The fonts and buttons used will be intended to be very fast and easy to load on web rascals. The pages will be kept light in space so that it wont take a long time for the page to load.The staring page will ask the user what kind of a user is he, either seller, buyer or a casual visitor. Based on which the future pages will be loaded in a sequential manner. Each listing page will have a area to put the bid, the product inside information with photo etc. Each page also will have a wait engine to search the products available so that it is readily available and the user need not search for it. Each button will have an online help link to help the user in understanding the process. 2. Hardware Interfaces A web server will be used to host the WebPages and the database management system.Most pages will be dynamic pages built with php. Each page will be optimized to the type of web browser and resolution being used. A minimum of PIII system running at 733 MHz will be needed to run the modules. Normal modes of network modes used in Internet technology will be used. 3. Software Interfaces The incoming message for the most part includes requests for a specific task, which on the course of the development will be decided in level and dealt with in design specification document. The incoming messages from the messages will be converted to a specific format in the database language, the processing make and the request served.The operations will be intended to be made as fast as p ossible. 4. Communications Interfaces The web server maintenance and separate activities to be done using FTP transfer protocol. The security and separate issues will be dealt with in the course of the project, as there is little idea as to how these things work to our team as per now. There will other communication interfaces with the users of the site with site-specific email, forms and complaint addressable mechanisms. These things as far as possible will be automated. 4. System Features 1.Listing This includes the listing feature of the website where any search or other request of a user to a crabbed subject is served. The pertinent web pages are loaded and the fact database is initialized. There are listings based on the priority as by user preferences. This is actually the listing of web pages to the users by time of selling, deadline, price, prize etc. Listing includes listing of o Products to be sold directly o Products open for bidding till a particular date o Sellers in a particular area or with specific ratings o Used products on for sale. Just casual listings of random things o Payment options to buy or sell. Action Software reaction User logs in the system The system authenticates User defines the information to view System provides the necessary details as requested by the particular employee User views the information Table No 1. The table states a typical control passing in the system during logging in Listings will be made very fast and user friendly. Proper security is also a very pertinent point here. 2. Account creation This includes creating user accounts to each of sellers and buyers separately. This includes taking pertinent information from them and then initializing the database. The database needs to be properly updated on each transaction by the user and all the details of his/her account should figure in the account listing.The security of the account also should be dealt with. 3. SellingHere the seller can list his/her things on his /her quoted price. Or else he can keep it for a bidding process where he is not sure of the price. The details of which will be kept in the user database. The details of his goods on selling list will be updated to him on a regular basis to his email id. The process of selling can include some bargaining too, but the details are yet to be thought of.The payment and feed back details are kept transparent. 4. BuyingThere are 4 ways of buying or intending to buy o Direct buying o Bidding o Group buying o Tracking The details of which will be dealt with in the design specification. Each of these details are kept in the user account where he is kept updated about all his moves. 5. Ratings Each products, buyers and sellers are constantly rated based on the feedback and the market behavior so that users feel secure about the system.These ratings are given over based on a best pointer of five, the details of which are yet to be worked out. These ratings are intended to bring some trust and credibility to the concept of an online market. 6. Others Include money transactions, legal issues, regional tastes, costs involved, business models used etc pertinent issues but wont be seen in detail in the document as the things are beyond the reach of the design team. 5. Other Nonfunctional Requirements 1. Performance Requirements As stated before. 2.Safety Requirements Suitable safety has to be taken while allowing a product to be sold on buzzybuy. They have to follow the legalities of the land, and must be ethical. There could be possible injure of the system by bogus user, bidding and buying without paying up. It is not always possible to check the postal addresses. Also during money transactions the punic networks may cause further problems. So such practices need to be avoided. 3. Software Quality Attribute The system is easy to load and light .It adds to the quality and usability of the system. Some others quality considerations such as adaptability, avai lability, correctness, flexibility, interoperability, maintainability, portability, reliability, reusability, robustness, testability, and usability will also be very seriously taken to consideration. 4. Business Rules Nothing is above customer satisfaction. So the rules need to be kept flexible to meet user needs and preferences at different times. Other models can be applied but is beyond the scope of the team. . Appendix A Glossary 1. SRS Software requirement specification 2. GUI Graphical user interface. 3. PHP Personal home pages 4. IEEE Institute of electrical and electronic engineers. 5. FTP File transfer protocol 6. SQL Structural query language. 7. Appendix B Analysis Models pic Central Processing server Listing Selling Buying Administration Administrator Casual visitor Seller Buyer Buyer Seller Casual visitor Administrator Administration Buying Selling Listing Central Processing server