CMS Project: Part 1 For Part 1, develop the company website. The website needs to be developed to meet the following requirements: 1. Review the grading rubric for more details on exactly how your website will be assessed. 2. A biblical worldview must be reflected on the website. There are many creative and unique ways to do this. 3. In order to meet its online goals, the company has determined a minimum of 15 pages are necessary. 4. The website should clearly describe the vision, goals, and objectives of the company. Examples of pages could be “about us,” “mission,” “facts,” and/or “biographies.” 5. Strict W3C XHTML and CSS are expected. Every page should exhibit the links to check compliance from http://www.w3.org. 6. Web usability should be considered on every aspect of the design and implementation. The website should be centrally managed and use a single CSS style sheet to modify headings, paragraphs, font, and other styles. Navigation should be simple and follow an F-design or similar optimal navigation scheme. 7. The website should use the PHP “include” and/or “require” function to allow easy management. a. Header.php containing the initial header development b. Menu.php containing the navigation for the website c. Footer.php containing W3C validation icons for XHTML/CSS and a timestamp of the last time the PHP file was modified 8. It is necessary to describe the product, service offerings, and market these products and/or services. Search engines should be able to crawl the site and be able to find the marketed products and services. The website should advertise through multiple channels. This may include advertising through company partnerships, using video demonstrations, and/or facilitating publicity through platforms like social networking. a. Adding social networking icons will suffice as one channel b. Meta tags is a second channel c. These are merely examples but whatever is chosen should be effective 9. The website should incorporate an e-commerce solution that allows users to purchase products or services online. A minimum of 10 items should be listed for sale. Items should have an accurate picture, description, price, and quantity. 10. The e-commerce solution must include a checkout process, where the user can add, update, and remove contents from the store shopping cart a. The shopping cart process should be simple and easy to follow b. Users should get the total price before checking out including calculated taxes CSIS 410 Page 3 of 5 11. An account management solution and/or login page is required. The login account will facilitate customers, publishers, and administrators. Access levels for each should be stored in a session. a. The username and password should match this exactly: i. Username = “admin” Password = “admin” (without the parentheses I should be able to login with admin admin) ii. “publisher” “publisher” for the publisher account iii. “customer” “customer” for the customer account 12. A minimum of two dynamic PHP forms should exist that have proper form validation (e.g. numbers only in a numeric field or a “@” symbol required in an email address). a. Examples could be user signup, contact, or application forms. b. The forms should meet specific business functions that parallel the website’s theme. c. At least two types of number conversions and one type of currency should exist within these forms. 13. A minimum of two control structures and two arrays should be developed within the final solution that assists the overall objectives. These can be used to support forms, account management, and/or e-commerce. 14. Each page of the website should use a proper PHP function to show the date of last modification and include the W3C validation icons for XHTML and CSS. CSIS 410 CMS PROJECT: PART 1 GRADING RUBRIC Web Host Biblical Worldview Content W3C XHTML and CSS Strict Compliance Website Usability Marketing Novice Competent 0 points Project must be developed on the student’s web host. Proficient 0 to 5 points 6 to 7 points 8 to 10 points Student makes a minimal attempt to integrate a biblical worldview into his/her website solution. 0 to 17 points Student makes a marginal attempt to integrate a biblical worldview into his/her website solution. Less than 2 paragraphs of content or pages exist. 18 to 23 points Student makes a strong attempt to integrate a biblical worldview into his/her website solution. Two or more complete paragraphs or pages exhibit a clear biblical worldview. 24 to 30 points Inability to meet minimum page requirements and/or nonprofessional website content on the required pages. 0 to 5 points Minimum of 15 separate web pages comprised of the appropriate material outlined in the assignment instructions. Acceptable requirements were met on most pages. 6 to 7 points Minimum of 15 separate web pages. Every web page meets the optimal project requirements. Less than 10 pages W3C compliant and/or do not have the compliant logos. 0 to 11 points Less than 15 pages W3C compliant and/or do not have the compliant logos. 15 or more pages W3C compliant. 12 to 15 points 16 to 20 point Multiple CSS files and/or varying template styles exist across more than 5 pages. Five or more inconsistent menus, header, and/footer components. 0 to 5 points Multiple CSS files and/or varying template styles exist across more than 1 page. Inconsistent menu, header, and footer components. Every page is controlled by the same CSS style sheet with the same tags for the same headings. The design template is consistent including the menus, header, and footer. 6 to 7 points 8 to 10 points Website exhibits minimal marketing channels and/or the marketing strategy does little to draw customers to the site. A minimum of 3 different types of marketing channels are used in the website solution. Customers can be drawn to the site if they look hard enough but the code does not Superior search engine code is present that allows the site to be easily found given its purpose. Four or more quality marketing channels are utilized to draw customers to the website. 8 to 10 points Page 1 of 3 CSIS 410 take full advantage of search engine crawling. E-Commerce Solution Login Page Dynamic Forms 0 to 31 points 32 to 39 points 40 to 50 points Minimal ecommerce presence. Less than 5 items listed for sale and/or inaccurate product information. 0 to 11 points Working e-commerce solution present with a minimum of 5 items listed for sale. Items have an accurate picture, description, price, and quantity. 12 to 15 points Fully functional ecommerce solution present with a minimum of 10 items listed for sale. Items have an accurate picture, description, price, and quantity. 16 to 20 points A working login page was not constructed and/or it is missing sessions and levels. 0 to 11 points An acceptable login page is working but it is missing 1 or more levels of access and/or it does not use sessions. 12 to 15 points A working login page exists that grants at least 3 levels of access 1) customer 2) publisher 3) administrator Less than 2 forms exist and/or the forms do not have proper validation or number formatting developed. Two or more forms exist with proper validation but fail to meet a business need in the scope of the overall solution or have improper formatting. At least 1 type of number conversion and 1 type of currency exist. 12 to 15 points Two or more forms exist with proper validation that meet specific needs in the scope of the overall function of the business solution. Proper number and format currency is present. At least 2 types of number conversions and 1 type of currency exist. 16 to 20 points The minimum control structures and arrays are unmet and/or they do not meet a specific business need in the scope of the overall solution. 0 to 5 points A minimum of 1 control structure and 1 array exists that meet a specific business need that parallels the overall business strategy of the website solution. A minimum of 2 control structures and 2 arrays exist that meet a specific business need that parallels the overall business strategy of the website solution. 6 to 7 points 8 to 10 points Less than 10 pages display a last modified date using a proper PHP function. Less than 10 pages display a last modified date using a proper PHP function. Every page shows a last modified date using a proper PHP function. 0 to 11 points Control Structures and Arrays Last Modified Date 16 to 20 points Page 2 of 3 CSIS 410 Total 200 Points Page 3 of 3
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