Abhijit Sengupta

Any user can search and view blogs, but to use other functionalities, the user must be logged in. A new user can create an account by providing the necessary details along with their email ID. If a user forgets the corresponding password, he/she can get otp in the corresponding email, with options either to reset the password, or the user can just log in without a password. There are roles like User and Admin. Logged-in users and Admins can create, read, update, and delete blogs. There is a functionality that, if a logged-in user or admin wants to schedule blog(s) to be published at a later time, it can be done through the "publish later" option. Admins not only can view and create any post, but also can delete any post. The user can create a new blog post and delete their own blogs. Users and Admin can like or dislike a new public blog, if they want then they also can withdraw or change their perspective. Users and Admins can comment on any public posts. Users and Admins can reply to any comment of a publicly available blog post. Any user can search blogs, no matter whether the user is logged in or not. Admins can associate any blogs with their choice of Tags and Categories, and can even create a new one. Users can associate their blogs with available Tags and Categories. If a user or admin searches for an available Tag or Category, then he/she can view blogs under that Tag or Category.

I might be there as a junior designer, but my responsibilities were standalone, which means I needed to design and code without anyone's supervision. At Spotrix, I've built static HTML pages, styled them with CSS and Bootstrap so that they are responsive, and even integrated JavaScript to promote interactivity.