Tuda - eCommerce

All.

  

Clothing / fashion.

  

Create an eCommerce system for an Internet clothing startup.

  

Visionnaire created an eCommerce system (Electronic Commerce) customized for the specific operation in the Outlet philosophy for the Internet.

  

In a few months of development on Microsoft's .NET platform, Visionnaire created an eCommerce system where customer specifics were met. The biggest difficulties were the 100% operation via the Web, both the version for the end user and the version for the administrator (admin), a filter algorithm highly elaborated to attend the categorizations and visualizations according to clothes characteristics, and the search fast performance, even with the use of high quality images and videos. The development and operation of the system were carried out in a philosophy of cloud (cloud computing) hosted on AWS - Amazon Web Services.

  

Microsoft technology based on .NET, using C # language and SQL Server database. Some frameworks optimized for C # like Telerik were used. The entire operation was carried out on AWS - Amazon Web Services. Other technologies used were: ASP, ASPX, IIS Server, XML / XSL, HTML, CSS, Microsoft Visual Studio, WebServices with digital certification, RUP Methodology, UML Specification with Use Cases (Use Cases), Class, Object Diagrams, Sequence and Collaboration, Analysis and Object Oriented Design.

  

Detailed problem: Tuda was a nascent company (Startup) that was born from a large investment holding company in Rio de Janeiro. They needed an efficient eCommerce system, and fully customized to their needs, in a quick period of time (Startup speed). In addition, the operation should be carried out in the cloud (cloud computing), 100% based on Microsoft technologies and with the implementation of detailed algorithms focused on the concept of filters in the Outlet / fashion industry.

   

Detailed solution: Visionnaire developed and implemented a complete customized solution for Tuda. Visionnaire also participated in the requirements gathering and system analysis phase. In all, the project had more than 6,600 hours of development, from the first phases of Requirements Analysis to Operation in the cloud (AWS). Over time, Tuda was acquired and the solutions were added to the portfolio of the investing holding company.