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The CMS
For the development of the backend, we relied on the PHP framework Laravel, which allows objects to be stored in a database using object-relational mapping (ORM), thus facilitating development. The administrators of the Studicash portal can manage all content, new job offers are posted within a very short time. The highlight at the backend is the evaluation of applicants for new job offers. Statistics show how many users have applied for new job offers. The admin can then react directly and send applicants an acceptance or rejection via the backend.
The start page
The home page opens with a target group-specific image and the registration box: here, the user has three options to register with Studicash: Register via the website, via Facebook or XING. If the user registers via Facebook with just one click, a new profile is automatically created.
The registration
For the registration we put a lot of emphasis on a simple UX. The template appears in full-width (no center grid). In the left column there is space for benefits and testimonials. On the right, the user should select his industries in the first step, followed by entering personal data. The last step is the display of skills, matching the industries from the first step.
The job page
The job page starts with a large search field, in which the user has the option to perform a full text search, use preselected search queries or use the search via industries in another tab. The details of each job offer are dynamically solved as a slide-in. In this way we managed to make it possible for the user to view all job offers quickly and without loading times by simply clicking on them.
The navigation in the mobile view
The navigation options change in the mobile view: The main navigation moves from the top to the bottom and is displayed as a fixed bottom navigation. When logged in, the user can see whether there are new job offers by means of small indicators (filled circles with numbers).
