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Description:
By 2007, 77% of internet users over the age of 13 - about 131.3
million people - will shop online. In these tutorials, instructor
Lawrence Cramer helps give business owners the tools to harness
this market effectively. Using an in-depth case study and other
varied examples, Lawrence demonstrates how to seamlessly create
and incorporate a shopping cart and back end to support online
customers. Building an Online Shopping Cart covers everything from
the general concepts of e-commerce to the nitty-gritty of setting
up and customizing credit card and order processing features. The
training also covers security, customer privacy, building a store
and developing and integrating customer service and policies.
Introduction
01. E-Commerce Basics
02. Accepting Payments Online
03. Static vs. Dynamic Sites
04. Databases
05. Security
06. Shopping Carts
07. Basic Elements of a Shopping Cart
08. Case Study: Using ColdFusion and Cartweaver
09. Deploying the Shopping Cart
10. Setting Up the Store
11. Customer Satisfaction
Conclusion
