Concept Pages and Interfaces of the Application

Overview

This section of the wiki provides a conceptual overview of the various pages and interfaces planned for the application. It includes information on the intended features, objectives, and priorities of each page/interface.

Pages and Interfaces

• Home Page: The application's home page welcomes users and provides an overview of available features and capabilities. It serves as the initial point of interaction for users and provides navigation to other key sections of the application.

• Registration Page: On the registration page, new users can sign up for an account by entering personal information and creating an account. It is an essential page for engaging new users with the application.

• Login Page: The login page allows registered users to log in to their account using their username and password. It provides access to personalized content and features for each user.

• Course and Training Catalog: The catalog page provides an overview of available courses and training, including detailed information such as titles, descriptions, dates, and times. It enables users to explore and select courses and training based on their interests.

• Book Catalog: The book catalog page provides an overview of available books, including titles, authors, descriptions, and any ratings and reviews. It gives users access to a wide range of resources for professional development.

• Profile Page: On the profile page, users can view and edit their personal profile, including information such as name, contact details, preferences, and course progress. It offers a personalized experience for each user.

• Course Details: The course detail page provides detailed information about a specific course, including course content, instructors, course materials, and any ratings and reviews. It allows users to learn more about courses before enrolling.

• Book Details: The book detail page provides detailed information about a specific book, authors, publication dates, and any ratings and reviews. It allows users to learn more about books before borrowing or purchasing them.

• Borrow Management Page: The Borrow management page tracks which users borrow which books and provides functionalities for users to manage their borrowed materials. Administrators also have access to this page to monitor and manage the borrrowing process.

These are conceptual plans for the pages and interfaces of the application. Actual development and designs are yet to take place. This information can help developers and stakeholders gain a better understanding of the planned functionality and user experience of the application.