Creating a Booking System For British Airways

Creating a Booking System For British Airways

Implementation

Homepage

This page needs to be eye catching, colourful, and vibrant, as it is

the front page, the first page that the customer will see. "First

impressions count" as we all know, so it has to have an image that

customers would remember and relate with. It should register in their

minds so that the colours and graphics are easily distinguishable.

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A screen dump of the homepage (Fig 3.1)

Problems Encountered

The size of the characters was 14pts and in Times New Roman. The size

was too small and could not be easily be read by people who wore

glasses. The British Airways logo was too far right and had too be

moved towards the left.

Homepage (Visual Basic)

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A screen dump of the Macro for the Homepage (Fig 3.2)

Members /Non Members

This page needs to have an influential, contemporary, persuasive look,

as potential members will still at this time, be deciding whether to

register their details of not.

[IMAGE] A screen dump of the Member/Non Member page (Fig 3.3)

Problems Encountered

When importing the logo, the size was difficult to set.

Members (Visual Basic)

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A screen dump of the macro for the "Members" button (Fig 3.4)

Log In

This page just informs the member that they are about to be prompted

for their username and password.

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A screen dump of the Log In page (Fig 3.5)

Problems Encountered

When the horizontal and vertical value bars are taken away, the

buttons and logos were out of position so these need to be adjusted.

Log In (Visual Basic)

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A screen dump of the macro for the "Members" button (Fig 3.6)

Log In FormThis is where the details of all customers are kept.

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A screen dump of the Log In form (fig 3.7) theory.

Problems Encountered

Unless one of the two headings is highlighted, the form will not find