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A refined Service-seeking Web Application: Web Application with Categorized Listings, Event Planning, and Service Requesting (User Side)

Date Issued
June 2024
Author(s)
Minaidis, Manolis  
Advisor
Sirivianos, Michael  
Abstract
This diploma thesis documents the development of an innovative website in event planning.
This should provide convenience and efficiency to the users of the website in organizing
their events. Its user-friendly interface houses a few but critical components that really work
together toward easy and smooth user operation. The home page is an at-a-glance view of the
website and typically represents usage of the website as well as its features. It introduces the
variety of services available to the user and underlines how easily one can plan and organize
an event. The home page has been designed in such a way that it is very clear and attractive,
which can be easily engaging to the user in its first look. The industries page can simply
be described as a page directory which houses services from venues, DJs, catering, florists,
photographers, and more, which one requires when one is in the process of planning for an
event. A user is able to request services from the website from any of the industries listed
and compare, then make a choice on the most preferable and suitable for his or her needs.
Additionally, the contact us page can be used for the users to communicate to the site admin. It
provides an easily accessed outlet for all the questions, inquiries, or complaints that one may
have, with the assurance of a timely and supportive response. Maximized in design to give
support and satisfaction to all the users, this page offers a variety of contacts, including emails
and telephone calls. The dashboard is the core of the website and provides the user with at-aglance
information about their events, service requests, and pertinent statistics. He can create,
manage, or delete events directly from the event page; hence, the user is provided with a
simple and clear form to fill in his event’s details, schedule events, and track details of all sorts
to assure that no detail would be left unattended or unplanned for an event. Users can also
get to their personal information and even update it through the user profile. The dashboard
also features a service request page, through which users can track the status and specifics
of their service requests. The progress of the users request can be monitored and managed.
Packed with full functionality and an easy-to-use design, the event planning website offers
to the user a perfect tool to manage their event seamlessly. The rich set of advanced features,
handy navigation, and supportive communication framework work collaboratively to ensure
that users can focus on enjoying their events while the website handles the complexities of
planning and coordination.
Subjects

innovative website

event planning

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