E-commerce website

Website Functional Analysis

Home page displays featured products, promotional banners.

Product categories (e.g., clothing, accessories).

Product detail pages (photos, descriptions, prices, options).

Cart & checkout (with your WooCommerce code).

Order management, user login/registration features.

Blog or fashion-related news (if the website has a content section).

Multilingual or international support (possible if .com is international).

Promotions, discount codes, shipping, returns.

🛠 Technology used (estimated)

Based on your previous information: “WordPress + WooCommerce”, combined with MySQL logs, Node projects etc., the technology can include:

WordPress (PHP) as CMS platform + WooCommerce for e-commerce.

MySQL / MariaDB as database.

PHP and WordPress plugins.

Node.js for a backend (e.g. API, real-time chat, or micro-service) if you have a “web2d-server” project running Node.

Redis is logged as “Connected to Redis successfully” — use caching or session store.

Front-end technology: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript; can use Bootstrap or premium WordPress theme.

Hosting: use Hostinger or equivalent, with SSL (HTTPS).

Can use WP-Cache plugin, external CDN for performance.

💻 How to install on your computer

If you want to run a local website for development or testing:

Download source code/backup site (WordPress files + database).

Set up local environment:

XAMPP, MAMP or Local by Flywheel on Windows/Mac.

Install MySQL, Apache/Nginx, PHP (version compatible with current WordPress).

Create a local database (e.g. web2d_local).

Import the database dump.

Copy the WordPress source code file to the htdocs folder or equivalent.

Configure wp-config.php: adjust DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_HOST=localhost.

Open the browser: http://localhost/your-folder or http://localhost if root.

If running Node.js: in the server folder run npm install, then npm run dev. Configure the .env file if any.

Install Redis if the local server needs caching. You can install Redis locally or use the Docker addon.

Access and test the interface, functions, shopping cart, test payment.

📱 Device / environment requirements

For users accessing the website:

Computer, tablet or smartphone with Internet connection.

Modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) with JavaScript and cookies enabled.

Support responsive interface (mobile & desktop).

If there is payment: SSL and ability to import cards/payment methods are required.

For local developers/runners:

Computer with minimum configuration:

Dual-core CPU, 4GB RAM or more (8GB or more is better if running virtual environment).

SSD hard drive for fast code & database processing.

Install PHP version compatible with WordPress (e.g. PHP 7.4, 8.x if theme/plugin supports).

MySQL/MariaDB (compatible version).

Node.js if there is a backend server.

Redis if using caching.

If you want mobile app/test: iOS or Android device, or emulator.