Another example

http://www.gombawui.co.kr/menu2.html ---> A very good example of a Korean restaurant website.

Korean food website

http://www.koreainfogate.com/taste/food/recipemain.asp
Above website displays a variety of authentic Korean food.

This site will give me a very good idea of what kind of food I should include on the menu of my website.

Good Example

A good example of an Asian restaurant website I am trying to build.

http://www.beijinghouserestaurant.com/

System Plan

The following link will direct you to my system plan.

As I was going through the process of writing the plan I was able to gather my thoughts together and obtain a clearer picture of what my website should look like.

Hopefully things will go as planned.

http://students.mim.iml.uts.edu.au/users/10356133/SystemPlan/systemplan.html

My Micro & Macro Analysis~!

My Micro and Macro Analysis is available at:

http://students.mim.iml.uts.edu.au/users/10356133/MandM/MicroMacro.html

My Learning Proposal

Gee....

It has indeed been a tiring day building up a webpage that shows my learning proposal.

Hope it looks decent to everyone. :)

My learning proposal is available at:

http://students.mim.iml.uts.edu.au/users/10356133/LearningProposal.html

Enjoy the remaining weekend~!

Examples of Restaurant booking websites

Here are some examples of restaurant booking websites:

http://sydney.intercontinental.com/cafe_opera.htm

http://www.starcity.com.au/dir013/internetpublishing.nsf/Content/RBRestaurants

http://www.viewlondon.co.uk/info_restaurant_booking_719.html

http://www.sizzler.com.au/content/menu-seq.asp

Decision on Project Item

During a brief discussion with Tim he confirmed that he will open up a SQL server where each student will be able to create their own data tables for their project.

Therefore I changed my mind and decided to build up an interesting and dynamic website.

I have built a travel booking website before for Internet Programming subject so this time I decided to go for restaurant booking where customers can book seats, specifying the location of the seating(i.e near the window, near the stage where a band plays music in the evening and so on), and even what food they will be having.

Basically, at the moment I think my website should contain:

1. Home Page
2. Contact Us
3. Book Seats
4. Select Menu
5. Comments section (where customers can send comments about my restaurant)
6. Booking confirmation section (where confirmation e-mail is sent to the customer once booking is done)
7. Brief introduction about the restaurant

and optionally 8. Membership section where customers can sign up to be members of the restaurant so they can receive special discounts.

I shall research further into this.

A few project ideas.

I thought of a few ideas for the project yesterday and they are:

- Travel, hotel, restaurant...etc. Reservation Website
- Simple advertisement
- Photo Gallery
- Do-it-yourself homepage creator

However most of these ideas involve usage of database when I am trying to cut it out.

I guess I am still juggling between static and dynamic website.

Now... I have created a static website before for my previous job and it is available at:

http://www.lilly.com.au/health/on_canvas.cfm

As for dynamic websites I am currently working for a company that develops search engines for travel booking sites such as:

http://www.lastminute.com.au

http://www.travel.com

http://www.itchyfeet.co.nz/

Hi from Minjae

Hi everyone.

My name is Minjae Lee and I am a student enrolled in Digital Media Technology subject for the autmn semester, 2007 at UTS.

It is indeed a great pleasure to be able to work with such a pleasant group of people from diverse backgrounds.

Hopefully throughout this course I will be able to enhance my knowledge in web developing and apply it to my current job as a developer.

Regards,

Minjae Lee