Responsive PHP Job Portal Website

Cliente Freelancer · Remoto · Remoto · freelance · mid · 12.500–37.500 INR

Publicada el 2026-07-23

Descripción de la oferta

I’m putting together a full-featured job portal and need the complete site coded and styled. The build must include three distinct interfaces—an admin panel, an employer dashboard, and a job seeker dashboard—each with its own secure login. Employers will be able to post, edit, and manage openings, while job seekers maintain profiles, upload resumes, and track their applications. For the search experience, I want robust filtering by Location, Category, and Experience right out of the gate, with room to extend to salary and other criteria later. Email workflow is equally important: every new job application should trigger a notice to the employer, and every new user must receive a registration-confirmation email. Technically, the stack is set: • Front end in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap, using a clean green theme that stays professional and straightforward. • Back end in PHP with MySQL handling all data. • End-to-end authentication, input validation, and role-based permissions must be airtight. The finished site has to be mobile-first, fully responsive, and SEO-friendly. Please structure the code so future modules—such as additional search filters or analytics—can be added without a ground-up rewrite. Deliverables 1. Source code for front end, back end, and database schema. 2. Admin, employer, and job-seeker panels working on a live test server. 3. Documentation covering setup, configuration, and key modules. 4. Brief hand-off session to walk through deployment and answer questions. Acceptance criteria • All stated features function across modern desktop and mobile browsers. • Logins and role permissions withstand basic penetration tests. • Page load times under three seconds on 4G. • Google Lighthouse score of 90+ for SEO and accessibility. If everything above is clear, let’s discuss timeline and milestones so we can get this portal live.

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