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On the left of the footer, there is the logo and the company's name, with 2 columns in the middle that contain quick links and communication methods. Other existed features on the footer will be explained in another post 

The website header has been designed to allow visitors to discover the website smoothly. below, you can see the logo and the established year of the company The login and cart features Hyperlinks of website's sections

The first step to begin the payment process is to select the Buy Now button or Add to Cart When the user select Add to a Cart, products will be transferred immediately to the Cart, and he can check and confirm the order by pressing the Cart button as showing above.  On the Cart page, Products can be deleted or changed the quantity easily before the payment process. The payment process is secured by SSL which is provided by Wix

 I have done research about the FAQ  structure on a website that related to my business, where I have got a brief regrading to types of questions that I have to implement on my website. The picture below shows the FAQ  page on that website. So, I have developed my FAQ  page on my website that including 5 different questions that related to employment announcements, common delivery question, and further questions about the policy of the website.  

I have designed customers database by using Excel programme. This information relates to the personal details of consumers that including names, address, postcodes, etc. Then, I created another database for products information such as product number, name, quantity, price, and stock sold, total cost, total sale, and profit. I changed the formation of the table in order to make the accessibility to the data more easier and clear. Then, I used a mathematical process to represent the total sales, then i applied this process to other cells which is an existing feature on Excel. I used the sum function to calculate the total sale. I selected the total sale cells for each product then I executed the process to see if it is work. This process applied as well on total cost and profit cells. Then, i used a pie chart to declare the percentage of products sold. The pie chart above shows the total cost for each product. This bar chart represents the profit for each product.

A database is an arranged groups of data architecture that provides easy access to search, update, or edit a stored data. Where It is being used as an archive to accumulate digital information and displayed it while it has required. In the early 1960s, the database was developed significantly but still not pliable, then, it has become more popular in 1980 when relational database was being used. Advantages: 1- Reducation of a data iteration. 2- increas the data coherence. 3-Simple way to integrate a stored data together. Examples: 1- Relational Database. 2- NoSQL Database. 3- Cloud Database. Source: Vaishnavi, R., 2020. What is a Database? Know the Definition, Types & Components | Edureka. [online] Edureka. Available at: <https://www.edureka.co/blog/what-is-a-database/#Database> [Accessed 18 February 2021].