You Will Implement And Test Version 2 Of The Application: Web Development, SCU, Australia

Part-A:

Implementation. In this part, you will implement and test version 2 of the application. Version 2 will have to meet all functional and non-functional requirements you have specified in the design document. The following are the key features of version 2:

• The application should allow anyone to:

• Search for movies by different categories such as by stars, directors, genre, new releases, etc.

• Find the movie shop location on the map with information about the contact person, telephone numbers and email addresses; and submit online requests to the shop via the web interface.

• Get online support about using the application • Join and become a registered customer.

• The application should allow registered customers to:

• Check if a movie is available for hire

• Book a movie DVD or Blu-ray from the shop if available (maximum of 5)

• Add/delete/update movies in the database

• Add/delete/update customer details

• Generate a report about the movie stock.

• The application provides a responsive user interface that can adapt to at least two types of devices: desktop and mobile.

Part-B:

Documentation. In this part, you will provide a Gantt chart showing your initial development plan, a Gantt chart showing your actual development progress, and a paragraph discussing what you have done well and what you could do better in this progress. A Gantt chart is a visual view of tasks scheduled overtime. Gantt charts are a useful way of showing what work is scheduled to be done on a specific day. To create a Gantt chart you can use MS Excel or free online tools such as https://teamweek.com/free-online-ganttchart.html. Make sure it is legible and can be read easily. If necessary display it in landscape mode on a single page.