Auburn Dominos Online Pizza Order System Daniel Flickinger Assignment #5

System Requirements The Auburn Dominos Pizza Ordering website would be tied into Auburn’s Student, Faculty, and Staff identification Database in order to bring up the user’s local information The website would require SSL encryption for transmitting credit card information and Auburn Identification numbers. Any user of this system must be currently enrolled at Auburn University, or be a current faculty/staff member at Auburn University. The User of this system would need access to a PC with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or above web browser and access to the Internet Any of user of this system would be required to have a valid Visa, MasterCard, or American Express credit card.

Lexicon Auburn Identification Number – This is the social security number of an Auburn Student, Faculty, or Staff member. Login – A user would click this button once he or she has entered his or her Auburn Identification number into the text box above the button Update Your Local Address – A user would click this once they are logged in to input their current address if the address displayed on screen once logged in is not current. Change Your Order – This button will allow a user to go back and change previously entered order selections if he or she changes her mind about an order or accidentally inputs an unwanted selection Submit Your Order – A user would click this button once they have entered their payment information and are sure that their order is correct. This button submits the order to the system for processing. Please Select 1 – This should bring the user’s attention to the radio buttons right below the text so that they can choose whether they would like to pick up their pizza, or have their pizza delivered Estimated Ready For Pickup – The time displayed below this text represents the time it would take to have the pizza ready for pickup once the user has submitted their order. Print Receipt – This button allows the user to send the data on the receipt window to their personal printer for printing. This allows them to have a hardcopy record of their pizza order transaction

Task Scenario Daniel, a local Auburn University student, is craving some Dominos pizza, so decides to try out the new Auburn Dominos online pizza ordering system to order some pizza for pickup. He navigates to the system’s URL, and is met with a login screen. Daniel then enters his Auburn University ID (SSN) into the text box, and clicks the login button. He is then met with a welcome screen that displays the address that he has registered with Auburn University. Seeing that the address is current, he does not need to update it, so he clicks on the link that is described as “See the Menu and Place an Order.” On the screen that follows, Daniel decides that he wants 1 pizza, a side of buffalo wings, and a bottle of Coke and a bottle of Sprite. After choosing these, he clicks on the “Continue With Your Order Button.” Next, Daniel chooses Italian Sausage as his pizza’s topping from the dropdown box, and chooses the size of the pizza to be large, and chooses a hand tossed crust. On this screen Daniel also sees that the default quantity for the number of sides and drinks that he ordered is one, and is satisfied with that, so he clicks on the “Continue and Pay” button, not needing to change his order, which is an option available at this point. After clicking “Continue and Pay,” Daniel is met by an order summary that contains the prices of all the things in his order and an estimated time for his order to be ready based on whether he chooses to pick it up himself or have it delivered. He sees that the wait for his pizza if he were to pick it up is 30 minutes, so he chooses Pickup as an order option since it will take less time than delivery. He also enters his credit card payment information on this screen. Being satisfied with his order and having entered in his credit card information, Daniel bypasses the “Change Your Order” option on this screen, and clicks on the “Submit Your Order” button. Here He is met with a Thank you screen that includes a detailed receipt of this transaction. This receipt contains all of the details of his order, including the prices and grand total, as well as a summary of his credit card payment. This receipt also shows the time that the order was submitted so that he can estimate the time to pickup his pizza based on the website’s previous estimate. He clicks on the “Print Receipt” button, which prints the receipt information on this screen out to his printer, and then he clicks on the logout button to exit. The sequence of these actions is displayed in the slides that follow.