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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
A Proposal on
MeroPhool
Submitted To
Department of Computer Application
Itahari Namuna College
In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor’s in Computer
Application.
Submitted By
Roshan Shrestha
Jun 2025
Under the Supervision of
Er. Chandra Prasad Acharya
1. INTRODUCTION
The merophool Website is a smart and user-friendly web application designed to bring
flower businesses online. It allows customers to browse flowers, add them to cart or wishlist,
and place orders easily from any device. The system also includes an admin dashboard where
shop owners can manage products, view orders, and handle customer messages. This
platform simplifies the flower shopping experience and helps small businesses grow in the
digital market. With modern design and full functionality, the system makes online flower
buying and selling easy, fast, and effective.
2. PROBLEM STATEMENT
• Most flower shops in Nepal still run offline and manually.
• Customers cannot view or buy flowers online.
• During special occasions, shops struggle to handle many orders.
• Shop owners don’t have a proper system to track inventory and sales.
3. OBJECTIVES
• To help shop owners manage products, orders, and customers in one place.
• To allow users to browse flowers, create Wishlist's, and place orders online.
• To create a responsive and mobile-friendly shopping platform.
• To promote digital transformation in small Nepali businesses.
4. METHODOLOGY
In this project, I am using Waterfall methodology to develop our system. The waterfall model
is a software development methodology that follows a linear sequential approach. It consists
of a series of phases that must be completed in order, with each phase building upon the
previous one. The phases of the waterfall model include:
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Requirement Analysis
Design
Coding
Testing
Implementation
Maintenance
Fig 1: Waterfall Model
This project follows the waterfall model with clear linear phases:
• Requirement Analysis: Identify needs of customers and flower shop owners.
• Design: Plan database schema, page layouts, and system architecture.
• Implementation: Build frontend using HTML, CSS, JS and backend using PHP and
MySQL.
• Testing: Perform unit and integration testing for all modules.
• Deployment: Launch the system on a web server or localhost.
• Maintenance: Fix bugs and update based on feedback.
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5. REQUIREMENTS IDENTIFICATION
a. Functional Requirements
• User registration and login
• Flower product listing and search
• Add to cart, wishlist, and order placement
• Admin login and dashboard
• Product, order, and user management
• Contact form for inquiries
b. Non Functional Requirements
• Mobile and desktop responsive
• Easy-to-use interface
• Secure login and data handling
• Fast performance and simple navigation
6. SYSTEM DESIGN OVERVIEW
• Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• Backend: PHP
• Database: MySQL
• Server: XAMPP (Localhost)
7. IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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Figure 2: Gantt Chart
i. Week 1-2: Requirement Analysis and Design Planning
In the first two weeks, Identify user needs, create use cases, and design basic layout.
ii. Week 3-4: Setup & Design
Prepare the frontend and backend environment, design pages and database.
iii. Week 5-6: Core Development
Implement shopping, cart, wishlist, order and admin features
iv. Week 7: Week 7: Testing & Bug Fixing
Check all features, fix bugs, and make final improvements.
v. Week 8: Deployment & Presentation
Host the site on local/online server and present the project.
8. EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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• A fully working flower shop website
• Admin dashboard for business control
• Easy and quick online ordering system
• Organized product and order tracking
• Better customer experience for Nepali users
9. FUTURE SCOPE
• Add online payment integration
• Create a mobile app version
• Add delivery tracking features
• Include Nepali language support
• AI-based product recommendation system
10. CONCLUSION
This merophool website will support local businesses in Nepal to go digital. It will help
users buy flowers easily online and allow shop owners to manage everything from one
platform. The system will be simple, useful, and designed for real business needs.