retro-sticker

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System Requirements

System Requirement Document

System Requirements Document (SRD) for retro-sticker

1. Introduction

The retro-sticker project aims to create an engaging and visually captivating website for selling unique sticker designs. This platform will showcase Sana Siddique's creative work, allowing users to browse, customize, and purchase stickers seamlessly. The website will focus on delivering a retro aesthetic while ensuring a user-friendly experience tailored to the Indian market.

This document outlines the system requirements for the retro-sticker project, including functional and non-functional specifications, user personas, design concepts, and technical considerations.

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2. System Overview

The retro-sticker platform will serve as an e-commerce website for selling stickers. The system will allow users to:

  • Browse through a curated collection of retro-themed stickers.
  • Customize stickers (e.g., size, text overlays, or colors).
  • Purchase stickers through a secure and intuitive checkout process.

The platform will cater to individual users who appreciate retro designs and are looking for unique, high-quality stickers. The system will prioritize aesthetics, performance, and ease of use, ensuring a delightful experience for all users.

Key features include:

  • A visually striking retro theme.
  • Customization options for stickers.
  • Secure payment integration.
  • Mobile responsiveness for accessibility across devices.

3. Functional Requirements

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As a User:

  • I should be able to browse stickers by categories (e.g., vintage, pop art, typography).
  • I should be able to customize stickers with text, colors, and sizes.
  • I should be able to add stickers to a shopping cart.
  • I should be able to view my cart and modify quantities before checkout.
  • I should be able to securely pay using multiple payment options (e.g., UPI, credit/debit cards, wallets).
  • I should be able to create an account to save my favorite designs and order history.
  • I should be able to track my orders post-purchase.

As an Admin:

  • I should be able to upload new sticker designs and organize them into categories.
  • I should be able to manage inventory and update stock levels.
  • I should be able to view and manage user orders.
  • I should be able to generate sales reports and analytics.

4. User Personas

Persona 1: Sticker Enthusiast

  • Description: A young adult who loves collecting and decorating with stickers.
  • Goals: Explore unique designs, customize stickers, and purchase easily.
  • Pain Points: Difficulty finding high-quality, unique stickers online.
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Persona 2: Casual Shopper

  • Description: Someone looking for a quick gift or decorative item.
  • Goals: Browse and purchase without needing to customize.
  • Pain Points: Overly complex checkout processes.

Persona 3: Admin (Sana Siddique)

  • Description: The creator and manager of the retro-sticker platform.
  • Goals: Upload new designs, manage orders, and track sales performance.
  • Pain Points: Time-consuming inventory management and lack of analytics.

5. Visuals Colors and Theme

The retro-sticker website will feature a vibrant retro aesthetic with a modern twist. Below is the unique color palette for the project:

  • Background: #FDF6E3 (Soft Cream)
  • Surface: #FFB400 (Retro Mustard Yellow)
  • Text: #2C2C54 (Deep Navy Blue)
  • Accent: #FF5E57 (Vivid Coral Red)
  • Muted Tones: #A29BFE (Soft Lavender Blue)

These colors evoke a nostalgic yet fresh vibe, perfectly aligning with the retro theme.

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6. Signature Design Concept

The retro-sticker homepage will feature an interactive retro arcade machine as its centerpiece.

Details:

  • Visuals: The homepage will resemble an old-school arcade interface with glowing neon buttons and pixelated animations. The screen of the arcade machine will display featured sticker designs, which users can "scroll" through by pressing virtual buttons.
  • Interactions: Users can "insert a coin" (click a button) to reveal a random sticker design, adding an element of surprise and fun. Hover effects will mimic the flickering of neon lights.
  • Animations: Subtle animations will include a glowing marquee at the top, blinking lights around the arcade machine, and a retro sound effect when users interact with buttons.
  • Transitions: Smooth transitions will guide users from the arcade interface to the product pages, maintaining the retro aesthetic throughout.

This bold and playful concept will make the website instantly memorable and engaging.

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7. Non-Functional Requirements

  • Performance: The website should load within 3 seconds on a 4G connection.
  • Scalability: The system should handle up to 10,000 concurrent users.
  • Security: All transactions must be encrypted using SSL/TLS.
  • Accessibility: The platform should comply with WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards.
  • Localization: Default currency will be INR, and the timezone will be IST (Indian Standard Time).

8. Tech Stack

Frontend:

  • React for Web

Backend:

  • Python
  • FastAPI

Database:

  • MySQL (with Alembic for migrations)

AI Tools:

  • Google Nano Banana for generating sticker previews.
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Local Orchestration:

  • Docker
  • docker-compose

9. Assumptions and Constraints

  • The platform will initially target the Indian market, with plans for global expansion in the future.
  • Payment gateways will include UPI, credit/debit cards, and wallets popular in India.
  • The website will prioritize desktop and mobile web experiences, with a mobile app planned for later phases.
  • Sticker customization will be limited to text, colors, and size adjustments in the initial release.

10. Glossary

  • Sticker Enthusiast: A user who actively collects and uses stickers for personal or creative purposes.
  • Customization: The ability to modify a sticker's design (e.g., adding text or changing colors).
  • UPI: Unified Payments Interface, a popular payment method in India.
  • WCAG: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, a standard for making web content accessible.
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Completed design pages will appear here when they are ready to preview.

No user flows yet.

The User Flow Agent will generate per-persona navigation diagrams after SRD updates.

No completed page designs yet.

Completed design pages will appear here when they are ready to preview.

No user flows yet.

The User Flow Agent will generate per-persona navigation diagrams after SRD updates.