Congratulations you've made it to the end! Hopefully along the way you have learned
the basic techniques for an online store. Now you can take it further and improve
on the foundations laid.
One of the most useful additions would be a customer log-in facility, which would
save database space for you and the hassle of retyping their details for the
customer. It also provides the opportunity to find out more about your customers
and perhaps keep them informed of updates to the web site or new product lines.
You may also decide that with 70% of people browsing with a version 4+ browser
that you can afford to rewrite this in JavaScript 1.2 and make use of some of
the advanced features that offers, particularly in string manipulation.
Taking things further with a component written in Java, C++ or Visual Basic you
could implement full credit card checking, such as verifying account details
and obtaining authorization.
Building an E-Commerce Shop Front
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