Sisler Bulvarı Cafe System is a digital ordering and lightweight operations prototype prepared for Sisler Bulvarı Sanat Kafe. The project focuses on reducing service friction during busy hours by moving menu browsing and order entry into a digital flow while giving staff a small admin surface for orders and sales views.
The opening visual above is assembled from the original report screens so the repository reflects the real interface delivery rather than a placeholder hero.
- Customer-facing order screen for table-side ordering
- Menu browsing surface for cafe items
- Admin-oriented pages for orders and internal navigation
- Daily, monthly, and popularity-focused statistics screens
- MySQL schema for the data model delivered with the project
login.html: staff login entry pointorder-screen.html: customer/table order capture flowmenu.html: menu preview surface for the delivered product catalogorders.html: order tracking surfacedaily-stats.html: daily sales viewmonthly-stats.html: monthly trend viewmost-popular.html: most popular products viewindex.html: home screen shell
- The public repository preserves the interface screens and MySQL schema from the original delivery package.
- It is strongest as a working UI prototype and data-model handoff for the cafe case study.
- The README stays aligned with that public structure instead of overstating missing packaging work.
The underlying problem was operational congestion during rush hours. Staff had to welcome customers, carry menus, take orders, deliver items, and reset tables in the same service window. The proposed system reduces that pressure by shifting menu access and initial order creation to a digital flow and by exposing basic analytics to the business owner.
- Course:
Bilişim Sistemleri Analizi ve Tasarımı - Project title:
Sisler Bulvarı Sanat Kafe Akıllı Sipariş ve Kafe Yönetimi Sistemi - Project window:
Oct 2024 - Dec 2024 - Team members:
Yusuf Yılmaz,Batuhan Yüksel,Savaş Avcı,Ekin Çelik
| Area | Tools |
|---|---|
| Interface layer | HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap |
| Charts | Chart.js |
| Data model | MySQL |
| Project method | Waterfall delivery approach described in the report |
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|-- login.html
|-- index.html
|-- menu.html
|-- order-screen.html
|-- orders.html
|-- daily-stats.html
|-- monthly-stats.html
|-- most-popular.html
|-- cafe-database-schema.sql
|-- css/
|-- js/
`-- docs/assets/
Because the public snapshot is front-end focused, the fastest way to review it is to serve the files statically:
python3 -m http.server 8080Then open http://localhost:8080/index.html.
If you want to inspect the original data model as part of the project handoff, import the schema:
mysql -u root -p sisler_cafe < cafe-database-schema.sql- This repository works best as a product case study and interface delivery for the course project.
- The public snapshot is strongest on the ordering flow, page structure, and analytics concepts.
- A future iteration could consolidate the interface into a routed application and reconnect the wider application wiring described during the project work.
Released under the MIT License.
