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Introduction to E-Commerce

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This course provides a user with the fundamentals of analyzing, designing and building an E-Commerce website. The course is taught from the viewpoint of a web developer working with a small business client and covers such topics as proposals, contracts, site design, marketing, financial and security considerations, shopping cart technology, billing, order processing, shipping, confirmation and much more. From beginning concepts to final site setup, this course is essential for anyone wanting to build an E-Commerce website. Work Files are included. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the <b>Introduction to E-Commerce</b> lessons.

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This is primarily online training
on-line e-learning cbt (computer based)This is an online eLearning or CBT training program
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Training Presented in:English

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Introduction
  1. Welcome and Course Overview
  2. System Requirements / Prerequisites and Caveats
  3. Introduction to Callalily and the Sample Site
E-commerce Overview
  1. First Generation E-commerce
  2. Second Generation E-commerce
  3. The Next Generation
  4. E-commerce Terminology
First Steps With Our Client
  1. The Design and Development Process
  2. The Sales Call and First Analysis
  3. Detailed Description of the Client Company
  4. A Close Look at the Customers
  5. Detailed Description of the Products
  6. Client Goals Financial Expectations
  7. Reviewing the Competition
Details From the Client
  1. Past and Future Customer Purchases
  2. Customer Expectations of the E-commerce Site
  3. Supporting an Internet Sales Channel
  4. Supporting Internet Customers
  5. Justification and Challenges for E-commerce With This Client
Choosing the Type of E-commerce
  1. Hosted Stores
  2. Shrink-wrapped E-commerce Plugins
  3. Enterprise E-commerce Server Software
  4. Custom E-commerce Development
  5. Application Programming Language Choices
Contracts and Specifications
  1. Specifications: Before or After the Contract?
  2. Estimating Timelines for E-commerce Sites
  3. Proposal to Callalily
  4. Sample Contract and Possible Issues
  5. Specifications: Design and Content
  6. Specifications: E-commerce Functionality
Site Planning and Flow Diagrams
  1. Location, Location, Location
  2. Mapping Product Browse and Search
  3. Mapping Purchase Flow
  4. Site Map and Navigation Elements
Design
  1. Colors, Logo, and Look and Feel
  2. Home Page Elements and Layout
  3. Product Search Results
  4. Product Detail View
  5. Administration Area Home Page
  6. Using Design to Reinforce Credibility
  7. Three Comps for Client Review
CFML Mock-up
  1. CFML Mock-up: Images
  2. CFML Mock-up: CSS Part 1
  3. CFML Mock-up: CSS Part 2
  4. CFML Mock-up CSS Part 3
  5. Header and Footer Files
Financial and Security Decisions
  1. Payment Processing Overview
  2. Credit Card Options
  3. Live Credit Card Processing
  4. PayPal
  5. Accepting Checks Online
  6. Making the Transaction Secure
  7. Other Security
Sales Tax and S&H Charges
  1. Charging Sales Tax
  2. Charging for Shipping
  3. Shipping Charge Options
  4. Other Shipping Questions
  5. Drop Shipping
  6. Charging Handling Fees
Data Elements and Integration
  1. The Chasm Between Inventory and E-commerce
  2. Data in Two Databases
  3. Exporting and Importing E-commerce Data
  4. Data Storage Requirements
  5. Maintaining Records and Proving Sales Approval
Data Structure
  1. Choosing the Database
  2. Basic Table Schema
  3. Reviewing the Products Table
  4. Reviewing the Contacts Table
  5. Reviewing the Orders Table
  6. Reviewing Order_Lines and Order_Shipping
  7. Table Relationships
Development
  1. Coping With Statelessness
  2. Development Methodologies
  3. Directory Structure and store.cfm Router
  4. Add Item to Cart Part 1
  5. Add Item to Cart Part 2
  6. Add Item to Cart Part 3
Shopping Cart View
  1. Cart Router Template
  2. Cart View Part 1
  3. Cart View Part 2
  4. Cart View Part 3
  5. Cart View Part 4
  6. Change, Delete, and Product Detail
  7. Add Item Count To Navigation
Checkout Billing
  1. Checkout Billing Part 1
  2. Checkout Billing Part 2
  3. Checkout Billing Part 3
  4. Checkout Billing Part 4
  5. Validate Billing Information
Checkout Shipping
  1. Checkout Shipping Part 1
  2. Checkout Shipping Part 2
  3. Checkout Shipping Part 3
  4. Validate Shipping and Sales Tax
Order Summary
  1. Order Summary Part 1
  2. Order Summary Part 2
  3. Confirm Order
Order Processing
  1. Process Payment Part 1
  2. Process Payment Part 2
  3. Finish Processing Part 1
  4. Finish Processing Part 2
Conclusion
  1. Recap and What is Left
Credits
  1. About the Author

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The Virtual Training Company - The Virtual Training Company started in California's Silicon Valley in 1996. VTC grew quickly over the next three years and relocated first in 1999 to the beautiful town of Winchester, Virginia; and six years later to Stephens City, Virginia. The company was founded by British born Mark Vernon who started producing CD-based training for Apple software. The format on the CDs - narrated...

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