Website Setup: Settings, Themes, Plugins, and E-commerce Integration

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Website Configuration and Core Settings

Essential Site Settings Breakdown

This section covers fundamental administrative and display settings for your website:

  • General: Basic site information (title, tagline), admin email, timezone, date/time formats.
  • Writing: Default post category, format, email publishing, update services.
  • Reading: Homepage display (posts or static page), blog post display limits, syndication feeds.
  • Discussion: Comment settings (moderation, notifications, avatars).
  • Media: Image sizes
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Software Engineering Process Models and Concepts Summary

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Q1: Generic Process Model Phases

  • Communication – Elicit & analyze requirements, make SRS.
  • Planning – Feasibility, estimates, schedule, risk plan.
  • Modeling/Design – Architecture + detailed design (UML, DB).
  • Construction – Coding + unit testing.
  • Integration & Testing – Integration, system, acceptance tests.
  • Deployment – Install, configure, data migration, training.
  • Maintenance – Corrective, adaptive, perfective, preventive.

Agile & Cost of Change

Short iterations, customer in loop,

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MCS-213 Software Engineering: Priority Topics Summary

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MCS-213 (Software Engineering) – High-Yield Topics (Priority A + B)

Condensed exam-ready answers with diagrams (copyright format).

1) SRS and Requirements Engineering (10 Marks)

Definition: Requirements Engineering (RE) is the process of eliciting, analyzing, specifying, validating, and managing requirements. The Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is the formal document stating what the system shall do (Functional Requirements, FR) and constraints/quality expectations (Non-Functional Requirements,

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UX Design Workflow: Wireframing, Prototyping, and Testing

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Unit IV: Wireframing, Prototyping, and Usability Testing

1. Sketching Principles

  • Quick Representation: Use sketches to visualize and communicate ideas quickly.
  • Clarity Over Detail: Focus on the layout and structure; details can be added later.
  • Iterative: Sketch multiple variations of designs to explore different solutions.
  • Use Gestures: Don’t get bogged down by perfection; use simple lines and shapes to represent key elements.
  • Feedback: Share sketches early to gather insights from users or team members.
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Adobe Photoshop Fundamentals: Raster Graphics and Image Editing

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1. Graphics Fundamentals

Graphics are visual representations used to communicate ideas, messages, or data.

  • Types of Graphics

    • Raster: Pixel-based images (e.g., photos).
    • Vector: Mathematical path-based images (e.g., logos).
  • Uses: Branding, advertising, web design, UI/UX, and digital art.
  • Software: Adobe Photoshop (Raster), Adobe Illustrator (Vector), CorelDRAW, Canva, and Figma.
FeatureRaster GraphicsVector Graphics
CompositionPixels (colored squares)Mathematical paths/anchors
ScalabilityBecomes “pixelated”
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Essential Web Technologies: HTML Structure and JavaScript Functions

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HTML: Web Page Structure

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard language used to create the structure of web pages. It is not a programming language; rather, it is a markup language that tells the web browser how to display content like text, images, and links.

It uses a system of tags (keywords enclosed in angle brackets like <html>) to wrap around content and give it meaning.

1. <h1> to <h6> (Heading Tags)

These tags are used to define headings on a page. <h1> is

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