Hey Chris. Thank you again for your help prior. It really worked out well. I have another question if you don’t mind me asking again. The question is below if you decide to help. If you need any additional details, lemme know.
Assignment Instructions—Part 2 Designing GUI Screens
Complete these steps for this assignment, Part 2 Designing GUI Screens.
Select a visual design software or prototyping tools of your choice.
Design the seven user interface screens required for the CapestraApp project.
Note that the Employee Information report already is implemented in the CapestraApp template application.
Place each screen on a separate page in an MS Word document, labeling each screen appropriately.
Add your MS Word design document to the .zip file you created in Part 1 of this assignment.
The Capestra Furniture’s order entry application will consist of the following primary features:
Allow the employee to log into the application and connect to the database.
Allow the employee to add a customer.
Allow the employee to place a furniture order.
Allow the employee to run a report displaying a list of employee details.
Allow the employee to run a report displaying the details about a specific customer.
Allow the employee to run a report displaying the details of all past orders.
Allow the employee to run a report displaying the details of all furniture products.
Add a unique background for the GUI screen
These user interfaces will be provided by the designer/developer of the application:
Employee login screen (Partial sample provided in the template).
Add customer screen.
Place order screen.
Report screen for employee details (Provided in the template).
Report screen for customer details.
Report screen for order details.
Report screen for product details.
The system provides a menu bar containing two drop-down menus: Action and Report. The 3 Actions are: Login, Add Customer, and Place Order. The 4 Reports are: Employee Info, Customer Info, Order Info, and Product Info.
*using Netbeans (java) to design the login screen *