Web project for an E-Commerce ASP class (it was a pretty basic course)

Mostly involved copying and pasting, however in my usual attempts to go above and beyond the call, I tackled some problems I would expect most ASP beginners to encounter. One of the problems was having multiple forms on the page that each individually submitted to their own locations. When I realized how heavily javascript is engrained into the framework, I found resources instructing me on how to specify actions on a per link or per button basis, fixing the multi-form approach most people were using.

The class ended up providing me with some rudimentary familiarization which was ironically perfectly coinciding with a consulting gig I was doing for my fathers company who had decided to finally release a web version of their windows application. I was not impressed with the quality of sites ASP tends to generate.