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Payment:
· The user proceeds to payment using integrated payment systems (Stripe).
· The backend verifies payment details, processes the transaction, and updates the booking status.
· UX Objective: Secure, simple, and reliable payment process with visual feedback to confirm payment status.
Booking Confirmation:
· Upon successful payment, the system generates a booking confirmation page.
· UX Objective: Clear confirmation with flight details, payment status, and next steps.
3. Key Features:
Key features of the FlySmart Booking System focus on ensuring efficiency in the backend and a seamless user experience in
the frontend.
Flight Search: Fast and responsive search functionality using minimal inputs (e.g., origin, destination, date).
· Efficiency Goal: Minimize load time and provide immediate search results.
Booking Process: Simple, easy-to-follow booking process with a step-by-step flow (search, select, pay, confirm).
· Efficiency Goal: Reduce the number of steps in the booking process, ensuring the user completes the booking with
minimal clicks.
Payment Integration: Integration with a payment gateway like Stripe for secure transactions.
· Efficiency Goal: Ensure that the payment process is smooth, fast, and secure with real-time processing.
User Account Management: Users can create accounts to save their booking history and manage personal information.
· UX Goal: Simplified account creation and management.
Responsive Design: The system is optimized for different devices, ensuring users can book flights from desktops, tablets,
or smartphones.
· UX Goal: Ensure the design is responsive, intuitive, and accessible.
4. Technology Stack:
For the FlySmart Booking System, a basic stack will be employed to ensure ease of development and efficient operation. The
stack is chosen to maximize performance and ease of use:
Frontend:
· HTML, CSS, JavaScript: These core technologies provide the structure (HTML), styling (CSS), and dynamic behavior
(JavaScript) of the system.
· Frontend Framework (Optional, for simplicity): For a basic system, frameworks like Bootstrap can be used for
responsive design and consistent UI components. JavaScript libraries like jQuery can also assist with dynamic elements.
Backend:
· Java: The backend logic of the system is built with Java. This language provides robust functionality and security for
handling user requests, managing sessions, and processing data.
· MySQL: Used for data storage, including user information, flight data, and booking records.
· Server Communication (API): RESTful APIs are used for communication between the frontend and backend, ensuring the
system can handle requests asynchronously.
Payment Integration:
· Stripe: A simple payment gateway integrated to handle credit card transactions securely.
5. UX/UI Design:
Since this system is a basic implementation, the design will prioritize simplicity, clarity, and responsiveness. Key features of
the UX/UI design are:
Navigation Bar: A clean, simple navigation bar with links to the flight search, user account, and payment pages.
Search Interface: A clear search form that allows users to input origin, destination, and date, and displays relevant flight
options.
Flight Details Page: Easy-to-read information about flight options with buttons to select flights.
Confirmation Page: After payment, a confirmation page that includes the flight details and booking reference.
6. User Testing and Feedback:
Once the system is built, testing is crucial to ensure both the backend and frontend function correctly and efficiently. User
testing focuses on:
Usability: Ensuring the system is easy to navigate and intuitive for all users, even those with minimal technical skills.
Performance: Verifying that the system handles data requests quickly and does not suffer from slow load times.
Bug Testing: Identifying and fixing bugs to prevent any issues with booking, payment, or data retrieval.
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