The "Edit Product" page in the back-office of an e-commerce app allows administrators or sellers to modify and update existing product listings. It simplifies the process of making changes to product details, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information on the online store.
Features
Editable Product Details: Display the existing product details, allowing users to edit fields such as product name, description, price, SKU, and more.
Image Management: Allow users to add, remove, or replace product images as well as reorganize the image order if necessary.
Variant Management: Enable users to add, edit, or delete product variants and adjust details like variant options, prices, and stock quantities.
Inventory Updates: Allow users to modify stock quantities, set low stock thresholds, and adjust SKU values.
Pricing Adjustments: Provide the ability to change the product's base price and apply discounts or special pricing.
Categories and Tags: Enable users to assign or modify categories and tags for the product.
Product Status: Provide an option to set the product as active, inactive, or hidden.
Save and Update Buttons: Include buttons for saving changes as drafts and updating the product with the modifications.
Validation and Error Handling: Implement validation checks to ensure users provide required information and handle errors gracefully.
User Roles and Permissions: Apply user roles and permissions to control who can access the "Edit Product" page and make changes.
Acceptance Criteria:
The "Edit Product" page should load quickly and without errors.
Users should be able to select, edit, and update product details with ease.
Changes to product images should be saved accurately, with appropriate handling of file formats and sizes.
Modifications to product variants, inventory, and pricing should be reflected accurately on the product page.
Categories and tags should organize products effectively.
Product status changes should affect product availability on the website.
Validation checks should prevent incomplete or incorrect product updates.
User roles and permissions should restrict access to authorized personnel only.
The "Edit Product" page in the back-office of an e-commerce app allows administrators or sellers to modify and update existing product listings. It simplifies the process of making changes to product details, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information on the online store.
Editable Product Details: Display the existing product details, allowing users to edit fields such as product name, description, price, SKU, and more. Image Management: Allow users to add, remove, or replace product images as well as reorganize the image order if necessary. Variant Management: Enable users to add, edit, or delete product variants and adjust details like variant options, prices, and stock quantities. Inventory Updates: Allow users to modify stock quantities, set low stock thresholds, and adjust SKU values. Pricing Adjustments: Provide the ability to change the product's base price and apply discounts or special pricing. Categories and Tags: Enable users to assign or modify categories and tags for the product. Product Status: Provide an option to set the product as active, inactive, or hidden. Save and Update Buttons: Include buttons for saving changes as drafts and updating the product with the modifications. Validation and Error Handling: Implement validation checks to ensure users provide required information and handle errors gracefully. User Roles and Permissions: Apply user roles and permissions to control who can access the "Edit Product" page and make changes.
The "Edit Product" page should load quickly and without errors. Users should be able to select, edit, and update product details with ease. Changes to product images should be saved accurately, with appropriate handling of file formats and sizes. Modifications to product variants, inventory, and pricing should be reflected accurately on the product page. Categories and tags should organize products effectively. Product status changes should affect product availability on the website. Validation checks should prevent incomplete or incorrect product updates. User roles and permissions should restrict access to authorized personnel only.