gray-mueller / gray-mueller/food-ordering-app-using-python

Order Cancellation Functionality Missing on Enatega-Multivendor Customer Website and App.

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Description

Issue: Order Cancellation Functionality Missing on Customer Website and App.
Description:
A significant issue has been identified on customer website. The order cancellation functionality is missing, preventing users from canceling their orders when necessary.

Impact:
User Frustration: Customers who wish to cancel their orders may become frustrated when they are unable to do so, resulting in a negative user experience.

Inconvenience: The absence of order cancellation functionality can inconvenience customers and disrupt their ability to manage their orders effectively.

Steps to Reproduce:
Log in to the customer website and app.
Access an order that you wish to cancel.
Observe that there is no option or button available to initiate the order cancellation process.
Expected Resolution:
The order cancellation functionality should be added to the customer website and app, allowing users to cancel their orders easily when required. This feature is essential for providing a smooth and user-friendly experience, allowing customers to have control over their orders. Addressing this issue is crucial for customer satisfaction.

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Research direction

Start at the customer website and app order view described in the issue and trace how an order action is presented. Confirm how cancellation should work for the relevant order states, then verify on both platforms that customers can initiate cancellation and see the resulting status.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
frontend, mobile
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
52/100

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