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Human Interface Design . From the updated Case Document: Develop one Input and one Output multipart (complex) design prototypes using appropriate labeling technique (example: callout comments, etc. ) and demonstrate the proper use of design guidelines (ex: Designing Layout, Structured Data Entry, and Controlling Data for Input/Output) 1. Provide appropriate contextual narrative for the input and output prototypesRequirements: 1. Maintain Inventrix E-Scooter Information 1.1 The online system has one database, but this database include multiple datastores 1.2 The Internet sales system will track (access and store) basic information about the E- Scooters. It should contain basic information about the model, size, color, etc., of a scooter. Also, a webpage to basic assembling instructions. 1.3 Response time for all recorded transactions must be less than nine (9) microseconds. 1.4 The Internet system must support different web browser environments, such as Google Chrome, IE, and Mozilla. 1.5 The Internet sales system shall have 99% uptime performance. 1.6 The Internet sales system will need to remain current with evolving web standards 1.7 Every day the Internet sales system is updated by Michael to record recent assembled E-Scooters. 1.8 The online system should be available 24/7 1.9 Michael and Martha can update E-Scooter and customer information. 1.10 Michael and Martha submit request for ah-hoc queries. Examples are customers' orders, payments history, inventory status, forum posts, etc. Results of the queries are sent to Michael or Martha 1.11 The Internet sales system must allow for at least a minimum of 80 simultaneous users at peak use times 1.12 The retrieval and display of information from the Internet sales systems must not take more than six (6) microseconds 1.13 No special legal requirements anticipated. 2. Search and browse for E-Scooters 2.1 Anyone can browse (search) for the main categories of the E-Scooter product line. Currently, Silver, Pink, Blue, Black, and Yellow are available. Each product line has two sizes, 8-10 inches wheel size and 11-13 inches wheel size. 3. Promotions 3.1 The Internet sales system must allow Martha and Michael to update E-Scooter promotion information. For example, there might be Christmas sales to inform customers about discounts when purchasing one or more scooters. 3.2 Customers are informed about promotions. 3.3 E-Scooter promotion information is stored separately. 4. Place orders and making payments 4.1 A customer must registers before making orders. Customer-relevant information is recorded, inclusive of login credentials. Login credentials are stored separately. 4.2 Customers can update login credentials. 4.3 A customer must log in to place orders. 4.4 The customer order details are recorded. (c.g., E-Scooter model, color, size, and4.4 The customer order details are recorded. (e.g., E-Scooter model, color, size, and quantity)- 4.5 The customers make payments using a credit card, and credit card information must be transmitted securely. 4.6 Credit card information is verified securely using an SSL encryption mechanism through an external online credit card clearance center. The response is either an acceptance of payment or rejection. 4.7 Customer receives confirmation of orders and payments. For every order and payment must be made. 4.8 An external system handles the physical delivery of E-Scooter purchased by customers. After a purchased is confirmed, the Internet sales send a notification of the order confirmation with relevant details to the external system that handles delivery. The external delivery system confirms receiving the delivery request amd confirmation once the purchased is delivered. 5. Customers support 5.1 Customers can submit their experiences using the Internet sales system through an online forum. 5.2 Forum-specific information is recorded separately. 5.3 Michael and Martha monitor the forums and responds to customers. 5.4 The internet sales system has links to E-scooter associations 5.5 The internet sales system has links to FAQ 5.6 No special multilingual requirements are anticipated 6. Business Customers support 6.1 Business customers use an online contact web page to request purchase interest. Request are recorded separately from within the online system. 6.2 Michael and Martha reviews request and order and payments transactions are done separately from the Internet sales system User Functional Requirements: . Customers o Browse and received product line results 0 Submit/update profile Info O Submit order and receive confirmation o Submit payments and receive confirmation Receive promotions o Submit feedback Credit Card Processor o Check and verify the credit status Management o Request Ad-hoc reportsUser Functional Requirements: . Customers o Browse and received product line results o Submit/update profile Info O Submit order and receive confirmation o Submit payments and receive confirmation o Receive promotions o Submit feedback . Credit Card Processor o Check and verify the credit status . Management o Request Ad-hoc reports Submit query and receive results for sales/order history Submit query and receive results for payment history o Update customer profile info o Update inventory o Create and submit promotions o Responds to feedback