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The store should have the ability to display a range of product categories and subcategories.
Each product should have a detailed description, product specifications, an image, and customer reviews.
Shopping Cart and Checkout:
The store should have a functioning shopping cart where users can add, modify, or remove items.
It should support a smooth checkout process with multiple payment methods (like credit/debit cards, PayPal, bank transfer, etc.) and shipping options.
User Accounts and Authentication:
Users should be able to create accounts, log in, and log out.
The system should securely handle sensitive data like passwords and payment information.
User profiles should store information like shipping addresses, previous orders, and wishlists.
Order Management:
Users should be able to view their order history and receive confirmation emails on successful orders.
SEO and Analytics:
The store should be SEO-friendly, with SEO-friendly URLs, meta tags, and sitemaps.
It should have built-in support for Google Analytics or a similar tool (internal tool perhaps) for tracking user behavior and store performance. -- Nice to have
Responsive Design with Storefront UI 2:
The store should have a responsive design that works well on a variety of devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
The design should leverage Storefront UI 2 for a modern and interactive user interface.
Integration with Magento SDK:
The demo store should demonstrate the full capabilities of the Magento backend SDK.
All user interactions with the backend (like shopping cart operations, checkout process, user account management, etc.) should use the SDK.
Documentation and Code Quality:
The code should be well-documented, following best practices for coding style and organization.
The project should include a README with instructions on how to install and run the demo store.
Localization:
The store should support localization for displaying product information, prices, and dates in the user's preferred language and format.
Accessibility:
The store should follow best practices for web accessibility to ensure it can be used by people with a wide range of abilities.
Testing:
The system should have unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests to ensure its functionality.
Performance testing should be done to ensure the system can handle a large number of simultaneous users.
Lighthouse scores should be optimized where possible
Error Handling and Logging:
The system should gracefully handle errors and provide meaningful error messages to users.
Correct error messages should be returned
It should have a logging system for debugging and monitoring.
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Overview
Product Display:
The store should have the ability to display a range of product categories and subcategories.
Each product should have a detailed description, product specifications, an image, and customer reviews.
Shopping Cart and Checkout:
The store should have a functioning shopping cart where users can add, modify, or remove items.
It should support a smooth checkout process with multiple payment methods (like credit/debit cards, PayPal, bank transfer, etc.) and shipping options.
User Accounts and Authentication:
Users should be able to create accounts, log in, and log out.
The system should securely handle sensitive data like passwords and payment information.
User profiles should store information like shipping addresses, previous orders, and wishlists.
Order Management:
Users should be able to view their order history and receive confirmation emails on successful orders.
SEO and Analytics:
The store should be SEO-friendly, with SEO-friendly URLs, meta tags, and sitemaps.
It should have built-in support for Google Analytics or a similar tool (internal tool perhaps) for tracking user behavior and store performance. -- Nice to have
Responsive Design with Storefront UI 2:
The store should have a responsive design that works well on a variety of devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
The design should leverage Storefront UI 2 for a modern and interactive user interface.
Integration with Magento SDK:
The demo store should demonstrate the full capabilities of the Magento backend SDK.
All user interactions with the backend (like shopping cart operations, checkout process, user account management, etc.) should use the SDK.
Documentation and Code Quality:
The code should be well-documented, following best practices for coding style and organization.
The project should include a README with instructions on how to install and run the demo store.
Localization:
The store should support localization for displaying product information, prices, and dates in the user's preferred language and format.
Accessibility:
The store should follow best practices for web accessibility to ensure it can be used by people with a wide range of abilities.
Testing:
The system should have unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests to ensure its functionality.
Performance testing should be done to ensure the system can handle a large number of simultaneous users.
Lighthouse scores should be optimized where possible
Error Handling and Logging:
The system should gracefully handle errors and provide meaningful error messages to users.
Correct error messages should be returned
It should have a logging system for debugging and monitoring.
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