here is the project
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You are to create an online motorsport/car racing web site. Assume that the web site
belongs to a company that manages one or more racing tracks. There is a calendar
with scheduled dates for motorsport championship events (only for professional
drivers) and open days during which anyone can book a 20 minute slot (for a fee) and
take their car to the racing track to test their driving skills.
For examples look at:
http://www.rsrnurburg.com
http://www.zwartkops.co.za/index.php
http://www.motorsportvision.co.uk/
Visitors to the site should be able to register as members and store personal
information securely. Registered users (members) can post comments, articles of
general interest, classifieds (e.g. for sale or wanted), upload their photo, photos of
their vehicle, details of the modifications done to their vehicle etc.
Non registered users should be able to see general information such as racing event
dates, motorsport news, classifieds, and technical articles but shouldn’t be able to post
replies in the comments or classifieds sections.
The site visitors once registered will need to store their credit card details in their
profile so that they can do one or more of the following:
a) Verify their identity
b) Book and pay for an Open Day slot
c) Book and pay for participating in the championship season (only if they hold a
rally/racing licence)
d) Book and pay for a ticket to watch the championship or an Open Day.
You are free to make assumptions providing that you clearly state these.
To implement the site you should adhere to the following specification:
• Use valid XHTML 1.0 or XHTML 1.1,
• Use valid CSS,
• Use JavaScript for the client-side coding,
• Use PHP for the server side coding,
• Use the UNIX Apache web server (Server Details section),
• Use the UNIX MySQL database server (Server Details section).
Note: you will be required to design – use an ERD - and implement the database
yourselves!
Additionally:
• Your web pages should give serious consideration to usability – Try to think
how CSS and JavaScript can be used to achieve this.
• Your web pages must display and operate correctly on all popular web
browsers, i.e. Mozilla, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Opera, Firefox, etc. You
will need to prove this (test plan and screen captures)
• Client side (JavaScript) and server side (PHP) scripts should be used to
validate input data from all forms.
You are required to produce a web site that passes W3C XHTML 1.0 / 1.1
validation using
http://validator.w3.org
Your web site must pass at least the Priority 1 W3C web content accessibility
guidelines (using Bobby™ or WebXACT™).
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