shadowofleaf96 / GreenVille

GreenVille - Bio Organic Ecommerce Website
https://greenville-frontend.onrender.com/
1 stars 1 forks source link

Add New Product Page #73

Closed shadowofleaf96 closed 2 weeks ago

shadowofleaf96 commented 9 months ago

The "Add Product" page in the back-office of an e-commerce app is where administrators or sellers can create and add new products to the online store. This page streamlines the process of adding essential product details to ensure accurate and consistent product listings.

Product Information Form: Provide a form where users can input product details. Product Images Upload: Allow users to upload product images, including multiple images if needed. Product Variants: If applicable, support the addition of product variants (e.g., different sizes or colors). Inventory Management: Include fields for specifying stock quantity, low stock threshold, and SKU. Pricing and Discounts: Allow users to set the product's base price and apply discounts or special pricing if necessary. Categories and Tags: Enable users to assign the product to one or more categories and add tags for easier search and navigation. Product Status: Provide an option to set the product as active, inactive, or hidden. Product Status: Provide an option to set the product as active, inactive, or hidden. Validation and Error Handling: Implement validation checks to ensure that users provide required information and handle errors gracefully. User Roles and Permissions: Apply user roles and permissions to control who can access the "Add Product" page and publish products.

Product Information Form: The form should include fields for product name, description, price, SKU, category, brand, and any other relevant attributes. Product Images Upload: Users should be able to upload images in common formats (e.g., JPEG, PNG), and the system should handle image processing. Product Variants: Users should be able to define variant options and set specific details for each variant, such as price and quantity. Inventory Management: Stock quantity should update as products are sold, and low stock notifications should trigger when stock reaches the defined threshold. Pricing and Discounts: Pricing adjustments should be reflected accurately on the product page. Categories and Tags: Products should be properly categorized and tagged for effective organization. Product Status: Changing the status should accurately reflect the product's availability on the website. Save and Publish Buttons: Clicking "Save" should save the product as a draft, while clicking "Publish" should make it accessible to customers on the website. Validation and Error Handling: Users should receive clear error messages when validation fails, prompting them to correct the issues. User Roles and Permissions: Only authorized users should be able to access and use the page. Meeting these acceptance criteria ensures that the "Add Product" page functions effectively, allowing administrators or sellers to add and manage products efficiently in the e-commerce back-office.