1. Clothing Ensemble Generator Anne Taylor Website Nikki DeMoville & Marie Haddox LS 560 Spring 2014

2. Our Idea The Anne Taylor website has lots of great clothing, but it can be hard to tell which clothing coordinates with other choices. We propose to add a feature that allows a site visitor to use an outfit generator that will form a coordinated ensemble with any given shirt on the website.

3. The Plan  Construct a demonstration prototype  Leverage site’s existing color choices  Site already assigns basic color names to all items  “Faint Maple” and “Coral Essence” both considered “Pink”  Implement for shirts only  Limit list of clothing choices  Generate clothing ensemble choices that go with the selected shirt  Create tables in Excel and import into Access  So work could be fairly divided when only one group member has Access

4. Tables – Clothing Color  Each color has a unique listing in the Colors table  Each color is assigned to one or more colors in the GoesWith table

5. Tables – Clothing Choices  Each table can be queried for a simple list (e.g. all the Pink Shirts or Black Pants)  Can also query for all outfits that go with certain shirts (e.g. All Shirts or Pink Shirts)

7. Relationships

8. Query 1a: All the pink or blue skirts Constructing queries using SQL—making sure we understand the process SELECT * FROM skirts WHERE color='Pink' OR color='Blue';

9. Query 1b: All the pink or blue shirts under $100 SELECT * FROM skirts WHERE (color='Pink' OR color='Blue') AND price <100;

10. Query 2: All the outfits that go with the pink shirt Design View Allows choice of color for the demo query Calculates total cost of each ensemble

11. Query 2: All the outfits that go with the pink shirt SQL and Results SELECT Shirts.Name, Shirts.Price, Jackets.Name, Jackets.Price, Pants.Name, Pants.Price, Skirts.Name, Skirts.Price, [Shirts].[Price]+[Jackets].[Price]+[Pants].[Price]+[Skirts].[Price] AS Total FROM Shirts INNER JOIN (Colors INNER JOIN (((GoesWith INNER JOIN Jackets ON GoesWith.[goes with] = Jackets.Color) INNER JOIN Pants ON GoesWith.[goes with] = Pants.Color) INNER JOIN Skirts ON GoesWith.[goes with] = Skirts.Color) ON Colors.[color name] = GoesWith.[color name]) ON Shirts.Color = Colors.[color name] WHERE (((Colors.[color name])=[Shirt color?]));

12. Query 3: Simple report –which goes with which Design View

13. Query 3: Simple report –which goes with which SQL and Results SELECT Shirts.Name, Shirts.Price, Jackets.Name, Jackets.Price, Pants.Name, Pants.Price, Skirts.Name, Skirts.Price, [Shirts].[Price]+[Jackets].[Price]+[Pants].[Price]+[Skirts].[Price] AS Total FROM Shirts INNER JOIN (Colors INNER JOIN (((GoesWith INNER JOIN Jackets ON GoesWith.[goes with] = Jackets.Color) INNER JOIN Pants ON GoesWith.[goes with] = Pants.Color) INNER JOIN Skirts ON GoesWith.[goes with] = Skirts.Color) ON Colors.[color name] = GoesWith.[color name]) ON Shirts.Color = Colors.[color name]; Continues (long list)

14. Mock-Up Design: Page Placement GENERATE OUTFIT

15. Mock-Up Design: Outfit Generator

17. Thank you! Questions? Marie Haddox Nikki DeMoville