Thomas Shewan

The design is very clean. It is a nice looking application.

 I noticed that a default pop up in the browser was used when deleting the post, do you think it may be better to have it actually implement a proper pop up in the DOM instead?

The application is looking good.

For the question. how did you go about designing the blog posts when in the list view, as do you think it may be better to make the images on the left a static size to maintain consistency in the design/layout, just because the image seems to shift the information left/right depending on its width?

The application looks great.

As for the question, how did you go about ensuring the user cannot add quantity exceeding the amount and stock, and I am wondering whether it would have been better to have it show the error/feedback in the UI instead of using the default error pop-up?

I like the clean and simple layout and the ability to alter the products sizing and add to cart right on the simple product list view.

How did you set up the form validation, for example on the checkout page? Just wondering why you decided to show the validation for all the areas, even if the user hasn't touched/used that field yet?

It is a clean looking layout.

A question about the cart and item. How did you handle adding the item to the users cart? I believe the issue with the pricing in the cart arises here. Does it use a foreign key to link the product to the cart items? I am just unsure where that arbitrary image and price comes from when adding the product to the cart?

They layout is clean and not cluttered. I like the use of tinyMCE, it seems to be a very handy package.

I have a couple questions. Is there any reason the #tags are not horizontally centred with the category when on that detailed view page?

And as for the deletion, does this ‘soft’ delete it in the database, or does it completely wipe it from the system?

Ahh yes. I must've overlooked that redirect. I'm using a shared component for the registration form for both the admin and web and must've altered the redirect for the admin site, which in turn resulted in the web redirect going to ‘users’. Thank you for picking up on that, it's an easy fix.

Thank you for the very clear outline, it's very helpful. Just one question for week 14's practical class, is there no code checking/marking/compulsory aspect? Just wanting to double check, as I prefer to avoid a lengthy trip to Parramatta if possible.