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Executive Summary Kudler Fine Foods

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Executive Summary - Kudler Fine Foods Web Site
James Busch
Web Programming I – WEB/410
University of Phoenix Online
November 27, 2006
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary 1
Customer Perspective 1
Web Site Design 2
Web Site Maintenance 3
Proposed Design Elements 4
Proposed Site Changes 6
Conclusion 8
Storyboard of Proposed Site Changes 9
References a

Executive Summary Kudler Fine Foods is a local retailer of gourmet foods and ingredients. Through three store-front locations Kudler offers premium products to the local market and regional chefs or restaurants. Since their inception, Kudler Fine Foods has strived to provide the very best customer experience through quality products at reasonable prices and …show more content…

Kudler also has also expressed the desire to make the website easier to maintain. Currently, with the website in its hard coded state, making small changes can turn out to be a fairly difficult. Ultimately, Kudler Fine Foods would like to add additional functionality of allowing users to browse store inventory online and perhaps shop online. However, this does require that Kudler 's current website be redesigned in order to facilitate ease of ongoing maintenance of inventory since the current design, while capable of providing such functionality, would require tremendously more laborious effort to maintain.
Web Site Maintenance Site maintenance for the current Kudler Fine Foods is very difficult given the hard-coded design that was initially chosen. Given new standards of web design and development, and considering Kudler 's desire to provide a more attractive and useful website, it would be the recommendation of Learning Team D that Kudler Fine Foods embrace new technology by incorporating Java Server Pages (JSP) connected to their existing product database. Expanding the current product database to include cross-references to an image table would enable a site template to be developed for the consistent display of Kudler products in a familiar and easily navigatable page. Incorporating cascading style sheets (CSS) will further decrease ongoing maintenance by setting a consistent

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