Documentation: Web Frontend (7.5pts)

[jimcv]

[HwangPHS]

I'm already working on this right now

[jimcv]

Great, will assign you too then. I'll help with it.

Tip: you can kinda copy over what I wrote in the "Read Me!" button from the Welcome page to the wiki, there's alot of instructions in there.

[HwangPHS]

yeah I saw, I'll have a quick overview for the first arrival section done in a few minutes, I'll ping you when it's done and you can give your thoughts on it/help fill in the other sections based on it

[HwangPHS]

@jimcv just finished the welcome page part of web frontend documentation. It's really rushed but I'm really pressed for time, so I'll make do with it for now. Let me know if anything should be changed. If not, I'll start working on the Customer section now.

[jimcv]

@HwangPHS I think the way you did it looks perfect. It's simple and clean

[HwangPHS]

awesome, I'll keep going with this then

[jimcv]

Oh one thing, can you reference the "Read Me" button for login credentials and/or list the credentials and explain briefly the Populate database button?

[HwangPHS]

will do

[HwangPHS]

I just realized, it's impossible to use the Manage Paid Orders page for its actual purpose. If it's a delivery order, it never actually shows which customer ordered it. So there's no way for the employees to know where to deliver the order. Woops.....

[jimcv]

I just realized, it's impossible to use the Manage Paid Orders page for its actual purpose. If it's a delivery order, it never actually shows which customer ordered it. So there's no way for the employees to know where to deliver the order. Woops.....

Indeed 😂 i guess it only works for pickup. (But then again, the entire "delivery" aspect of our software is not very realistic)

[HwangPHS]

done