Dominos AU Website

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Dominos _at_ AU Website

• Designed by Aaron Garrett and David Thornton

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Hardware/Software Requirements

• The user should have the following
• Internet-capable personal computer
• A modern web browser with Macromedia Flash
  plug-in

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Lexicon

• Sides - Additional purchases that accompany
  pizza, such as appetizers and beverages.
• Auburn ID - The faculty/student ID assigned by
  Auburn University.
• "Check for Delivery" - This option allows users
  to determine if a Domino's store can deliver to a
  given address.
• "My Favorite Orders" - This option allows users
  to view and choose from previously saved pizza
  orders.
• "My Order History" - This option allows users to
  view and choose from all previous orders placed
  through the system.
• "My Account Settings" - This option allows users
  to view and modify their current account
  settings, including favorite orders and delivery
  information.
• "Step 5 Place Order" - This button finalizes the
  current order and submits it to the selected
  Domino's location.
• Feast Pizza - A specialty pizza created by
  Domino's with a specific set of toppings, such as
  a Deluxe or a Veggie.
• "Select Crust" - Users are given the option of
  choosing a thin crust, hand tossed, or pan pizza.
• "Add to Favorite Orders" - This option adds the
  current order to the user's list of favorite
  orders.
• "Auto-Fill from Profile" - This option
  automatically fills the delivery information with
  the address information on the user's profile.
• Tiger Card - This option allows students to pay
  for their order via their Tiger Card.
• Delivery Area - The area that a particular store
  delivers to.

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Task Scenario

• Cheryl Seals, parched and hungry from a hard day
  of intense instruction, visits the Domino's _at_ AU
  website in search of the perfect pizza. Upon
  reaching the home/login page, she enters her
  Auburn ID and password and presses the Login
  button.
• This leads her into a set of pages that allow her
  to place an order. Each of these pages follows a
  similar layout. The top of every page displays
  the site header. The far left column displays a
  navigational menu for user options. The
  top-middle portion of the page displays
  information about the current order and the order
  process. Finally, the center of the page displays
  context-sensitive information regarding order
  process.

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Home/Login Page
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Task Scenario (Step 1)

• The first step in the order process (though steps
  may be done in any order) is to select her pizza.
  This is done by either clicking a specialty pizza
  or selecting the pizza toppings individually. As
  she clicks each topping, the page provides a
  visual representation of her choices. Each
  topping button acts a toggle switch between the
  following options for the topping -- full pizza,
  right half, left half, and none. After choosing
  the toppings, she must also choose the pizza size
  and crust type (as selected through radio button
  groups). As she makes changes to the pizza, the
  "Price" label changes to reflect the cost of the
  current pizza. Once she finishes with her
  selection, she clicks the "Add Pizza to Order"
  button. The visual representation is displayed as
  a pizza being placed in a box and being pushed
  toward the "current order" section of the page.
  Then, the current order is updated to reflect the
  new pizza order.

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Select Pizza Page
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Task Scenario (Steps 2 and 3)

• The second step in the order process is to select
  her sides. This page should be very similar to
  the Select Pizza page, and therefore we have not
  included it in our prototype.
• The third step in the order process is to enter
  the delivery information. Once she clicks on this
  step, she sees a set of text boxes for her name,
  address, and phone number. She also may click the
  "Auto-Fill from Profile" checkbox, which will
  automatically complete the form based on the
  information in her user profile. Once the
  information has been entered, she clicks the
  "Apply Delivery Info" button, which initiates a
  store-lookup from the Domino's database in order
  to locate the Domino's within her delivery range.
  If multiple stores are found, she is presented
  with a drop-down box of all available stores
  (along with the number of miles from the delivery
  location). She then selects one of the stores and
  presses the "Apply Delivery Info" button again.
  This modifies the current order's delivery
  information appropriately.

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Delivery Information Page
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Task Scenario (Step 4)

• The fourth step in the order process is to enter
  the payment information. Once she clicks on this
  step, she sees a set of radio buttons
  representing the different payment options
  available to her. If she selects "Tiger Card",
  then a text box appears for the card number. If
  she selects a credit card, then a text box
  appears for the card number along with two
  drop-down boxes for the month and year of
  expiration date. After selecting the payment
  type, she clicks the "Apply Payment Info", which
  modifies the payment information for the current
  order. This, however, does not automatically
  charge her credit card or place the order. That
  is not done until Step 5.

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Payment Information Page
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Task Scenario (Step 5)

• The fifth step in the order process is to place
  the order. She clicks the "Place Order" button,
  which sends the specified order to the specified
  Domino's location. At this point, her credit card
  or tiger card is charged for the order. She is
  presented with an order summary page and an
  approximate delivery time.