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About This Presentation

Title: Create a Portfolio Website for Showcasing Your Work, Projects, Skills, and Contact Information

Description:
This presentation was developed by a student group as part of a Web Technology project.
It demonstrates how to design and build a personal portfolio website using modern web developmen...


Slide Content

PROJECT
WEB
TECHNOLOGY

PROBLEM STATEMENT
CREATE A PORTFOLIO FOR SHOWCASING YOUR
WORK, INCLUDING PROJECTS, SKILLS, AND
CONTACT INFORMATION

System Architecture

BACKEND TECHNOLOGY
1. PHP
•Role: PHP is your primary server-side scripting language. It handles the core backend logic,
including:
•Processing form data (e.g., signup, login, certificate submission).
•Communicating with the MySQL database to store and retrieve information.
•Authenticating users and managing sessions.
•Generating dynamic content for different user roles (students, mentors).
2.MySQL Database
•Role: MySQL is your relational database management system (RDBMS). It stores all structured
data, such as:
•User information (students, mentors).
•Certificate details and status.
•Feedback provided by mentors.
•Achievement records and leaderboard data.

4. XAMPP Server (Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl)
•Role: XAMPP provides a local development environment that includes the Apache server, PHP, and
MySQL.
•Apache serves as your web server, allowing you to access your PHP files in the browser.
•XAMPP’s MySQL and PHP integration enables smooth communication and testing on a local
machine.
5. Session Management with PHP
•Role: PHP sessions are used to manage user logins, track user roles (student or mentor), and
maintain user data securely across pages.

HTML FEATURES
<strong> : To emphasize bold text inside paragraphs.
<link> : Links external resources, like the CSS file.
<meta>: Specifies the character set and viewport settings for responsiveness.
<div>: A generic container for grouping and styling elements (used to wrap the form).
<form>: Defines the form for user input.
<p>: Defines a paragraph of text (used for the "Don't have an account?" text)
<a>: Defines a hyperlink (used for the "Sign Up" link).
<button>: Defines a clickable button (used for the login button).
<input>: Defines an input field (used for email and password).
<nav>:Defines the navigation bar with links to different sections of the page.

HTML FEATURES
STRATEGY N°3
<form>: Wraps the entire portfolio form.
<input>: For fields like name, phone number, LinkedIn profile, GitHub
profile, etc.
<textarea>: For larger text fields such as "Tell us about yourself,"
"Education," and "Project Description."
<label>: For labeling each form field.
<button>: For the "Submit" and "Delete Project" buttons.
<div>: Used for structuring the layout and sections like Personal Details,
Education, Skills, etc.
<h1>, <h2>, <h3>: Headings for sections like "Fill Your Portfolio
Details," "Personal Details," "Education," etc.
<fieldset>: May be used for grouping form elements like the project fields.
.

CSS FEATURES
Cloudflare:Cloudflare is a popular web performance and security platform that provides
several services to improve website speed, security, and reliability.
Bootstrap:Bootstrap is a popular front-end framework for building responsive and mobile-first websites.
It includes pre-designed CSS and JavaScript components, making it easy to create professional-looking
sites quickly.
Padding: Defines the space inside an element, between its content and its border. Used
throughout your code to provide spacing inside containers, buttons, cards, and form
elements.
Margin: Defines the space outside an element, creating space between elements. Used to
space out sections, such as .navbar, .hero-section, and .contact-section.
Border: Sets the border around an element. Used in the form buttons and some sections to
define an edge or to add hover effects.

1)Bootstrap Navbar Collapse:
The navbar has a responsive collapse functionality, activated by the JavaScript feature data-bs-
toggle="collapse". This allows the navbar to collapse on smaller screens and expand on larger
screens. The "Toggle navigation" button triggers this JavaScript functionality.
2)Dropdown Menu:
The profile dropdown uses data-bs-toggle="dropdown", which enables a dropdown menu for the
user profile icon. This functionality is handled by Bootstrap's JavaScript, which makes it
possible to show or hide the dropdown items.
3)Back to Top Button:
The "Back to Top" button at the bottom of the page (class="back-to-top") uses Bootstrap's
JavaScript for smooth scrolling or instant scrolling back to the top when clicked.
JAVASCRIPT FEATURES

CONCLUSION:
A portfolio website serves as a dynamic and essential tool for professionals and creatives to
showcase their work, achievements, and skills. By providing an easily accessible online
presence, it enhances personal branding, facilitates career growth, and attracts potential
employers or clients.
This website allows users to create and manage a professional portfolio with ease, offering
features such as user-friendly interfaces, secure login, and customization options. It bridges
the gap between physical portfolios and the digital age, making it more convenient to share
work globally.
In summary, a well-designed portfolio website empowers individuals to control their online
presence, demonstrate their expertise, and elevate their careers in today’s competitive digital
landscape. The simplicity and efficiency of this platform make it a valuable asset for personal
and professional growth.

THANK
YOU..!!