MINI PROJECT REPORT

(PCA20P02L –MINI PROJECT: III Semester /II Year – MCA)

ON
“PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM”
SUBMITTED BY:
NAME: DEEPAK KUMAR
REG. NO.:RA2232241030014
SESSION: ODD Semester 2023

UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF

Dr. Rajeev Sharma

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

SRM Institute of Science & Technology
(NCR CAMPUS, MODINAGAR)
SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY,
NCR CAMPUS, MODINAGAR

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

DECLARATION BY STUDENT

This is certified that the research work of MINI PROJECT

(PCA20P02L) done in this report on topic ”PORTFOLIO
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM” was carried out by me under the
supervision of Dr. RAJEEV SHARMA

Name & Signature of the student Name & Signature of Guide

SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY,
NCR CAMPUS, MODINAGAR

(FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Register No.: RA2232241030014

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of MCA, Second year, Third Semester for the award of Masters degree
course in the FACULTY OF SCIENCE & HUMANITIES in
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS in MINI
PROJECT[PCA20P02L] laboratory during the Academic year-2023-24.

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 INDEX
PAGE NO
S.N. CONTENT OF TABLE

1 ABSTRACT OF THE PROJECT 1-7

2 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT 8-11

3 PROJECT MODULE DESCRIPTION 12-14

4 MODULE WORKED ON IN THIS PROJECT 15-17

5 SRS REPORT 18-20

6 PROJECT DESIGN (DFD, ER-DIAGRAM, TABLES, ETC) 21-30

7 IMPLEMENTATION (SOURCE CODE AND INTERFACE PAGE) 31-55

8 FUTURE OF THE PROJECT 56

9 REFERENCES 57
 ABSTRACT OF THE PROJECT

The Personal Portfolio Website project is an opportunity to create a digital showcase

of your skills, projects, and achievements as a web developer. This project aims to
provide a platform where you can present your expertise, highlight your
accomplishments, and demonstrate your abilities to potential clients or employers

Key Features:

1. User Authentication and Authorization:

• Secure user authentication ensures that only authorized individuals can

access and manage portfolios.

2. Portfolio Creation and Customization:

• Users can create personalized investment portfolios by adding various

financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.

• Customization features allow users to set allocation percentages and

risk preferences.

3. Real-time Data Integration:

• The system integrates with financial APIs to fetch real-time data on

stock prices, market trends, and other relevant information.

4. Performance Analytics:

• Visual representation of portfolio performance through interactive

charts and graphs.

• Key metrics such as return on investment (ROI), volatility, and

diversification are calculated and displayed.

5. Transaction History and Reporting:

 • Comprehensive transaction history provides a detailed record of buys,
sells, and dividends.

• Generate detailed reports for tax purposes and performance analysis.

6. Risk Management:

• Tools to assess and manage risk through features like stop-loss orders
and risk assessment reports.

7. Responsive Design:

• The application is designed with a responsive user interface, ensuring a

seamless experience across devices.

Technologies Used:

• HTML: Markup language for structuring the web pages.

• CSS: Stylesheet language for styling and layout.

• JavaScript: Programming language for implementing interactive and

dynamic features.

• APIs: Integration with financial APIs for real-time data.

 THE PROBLEM FACING DURING THE PROJECT

Identifying and addressing problems in your personal portfolio

management system is essential for maintaining its functionality and
effectiveness.

1. Data Accuracy and Reliability:

• Problem: Inaccurate or delayed data can lead to incorrect portfolio

valuations and investment decisions.

• Solution: Ensure that you have reliable data sources and consider
implementing data validation and real-time data updates to minimize
inaccuracies.

2. Security Concerns:

• Problem: Inadequate security can lead to unauthorized access or data

breaches, compromising the confidentiality of your financial
information.

• Solution: Implement robust security measures, including secure

authentication, encryption, and access controls to protect sensitive
data.

3. User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX):

• Problem: A poorly designed UI/UX can hinder user interaction and

understanding.

• Solution: Conduct user testing and gather feedback to improve the

system's usability and design.
4. Limited Features:

• Problem: Missing features can restrict the system's usefulness.

• Solution: Continuously update and enhance your system to incorporate

new features or improvements based on user needs and changing
market conditions.

5. Mobile Responsiveness:

• Problem: A lack of mobile responsiveness limits accessibility on

smartphones and tablets.

• Solution: Optimize your system for mobile devices to ensure users can
manage their portfolios on the go.

6. Performance Issues:

• Problem: Slow loading times or unresponsive features can frustrate

users.

• Solution: Optimize your code, use efficient algorithms, and consider

server-side caching to improve system performance.

7. Documentation and Support:

• Problem: Inadequate documentation and support can leave users

struggling to understand and utilize the system.

• Solution: Provide comprehensive documentation, FAQs, and a support

mechanism to assist users in using the system effectively.
8. Portfolio Diversification:

• Problem: Lack of diversification can expose the portfolio to excessive

risk.

• Solution: Encourage users to diversify their investments, and provide

tools for assessing portfolio risk and suggesting diversification
strategies.

9. Data Backup and Recovery:

• Problem: Data loss due to system failures can be disastrous.

• Solution: Implement regular data backups and a recovery plan to

restore data in case of an unexpected system failure.

10. Regulatory Compliance:

• Problem: Failure to comply with financial regulations can lead to legal

issues.

• Solution: Stay informed about relevant financial regulations and

ensure that your system complies with them.
 IMPROVEMNET IN THE PROJECT REQUIRED

1. User-Friendly Interface:
• Issue: Complex or unintuitive interfaces can discourage users.
• Improvement: Streamline the user interface, making it intuitive and
easy to navigate. Consider incorporating tooltips or a guided tutorial
for new users.
2. Enhanced Template Options:
• Issue: Limited template choices can result in generic-looking resumes.
• Improvement: Expand the selection of resume templates, including
various styles and designs to cater to different industries and personal
preferences.
3. Integration with LinkedIn or GitHub:

• Issue: Manually entering information can be time-consuming.

• Improvement: Allow users to import data from LinkedIn or GitHub

to populate sections such as work experience, education, and projects.
4. Skills Matching and Suggestions:

• Issue: Users may struggle to identify and include relevant skills.

• Improvement: Implement a feature that suggests industry-specific
skills based on the user's input, helping them tailor their resume to
specific job requirements.

5. Language Optimization and Grammar Check:

• Issue: Poorly written content can negatively impact a resume.

• Improvement: Integrate a grammar-checking tool to help users
improve the quality of their content and ensure professionalism.
 INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT

PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

The focus of this project is the "Design and Implementation of a Portfolio
Management System." A Portfolio Management System (PMS) is a sophisticated
software solution designed to streamline and optimize the management of diverse
financial investments within a portfolio. The system facilitates the tracking of assets,
risk assessment, and strategic decision-making to enhance overall portfolio
performance

HISTORY OF THE TOPIC

The history of portfolio management can be traced back to the mid-20th century when
seminal work on modern portfolio theory by visionaries such as Harry Markowitz laid
the foundation. Initially, portfolio management relied on manual processes and
rudimentary statistical models. With the advent of computer technology in the latter
half of the century, portfolio management evolved significantly. Today, modern
portfolio management systems leverage advanced computational capabilities, real-
time data analysis, and artificial intelligence to navigate the complexities of financial
markets.

CONCERN TECHNOLOGY IN MARKET:

In the contemporary market, technology is a critical driver in the realm of portfolio
management. The concern lies not just in managing financial assets but in doing so
with agility and precision amid rapidly changing market conditions. Key
technological considerations include real-time data integration, machine learning
algorithms for predictive analysis, and secure cloud-based platforms for accessibility
and scalability. The market demands systems that not only streamline operational
processes but also empower users with actionable insights.
DIFFERENCE WITH PREVIOUS TECHNOLOGY USED WITH
THE NEW ONE YOU ARE USING:

Compared to previous technologies, modern portfolio management systems offer:

• Software : The shift from previous technologies to the HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript stack marks a transition from static or server-side rendered
interfaces to dynamic, client-side interactive applications.

• Unlike previous technologies that might have relied on server-heavy

processing for each interaction, the modern stack allows for more
immediate and responsive user experiences. JavaScript, in particular,
facilitates dynamic updates and real-time data rendering without the need
for constant page reloads, resulting in a more seamless and engaging user
interface.

• Automation: New PMS technologies automate many manual tasks, reducing

the risk of errors and increasing efficiency..

• Real-time Data: Unlike older systems that relied on delayed or static data,
contemporary PMS solutions often provide real-time market information for
quicker decision-making.

• Security Measures: With the rise of cyber threats, modern PMS incorporates
robust security measures, including encryption and secure authentication, to
safeguard financial data.
 APPLICATION AREA

The application area of this project spans across individual investors, financial
advisors, and institutional investors who seek a user-friendly and accessible solution
for managing their investment portfolios. The proposed system allows users to create,
customize, and monitor their portfolios efficiently. It caters to the diverse needs of
users who want to optimize asset allocation, track market trends, and make data-
driven decisions for maximizing returns while managing risks effectively.

1. Human Resources (HR) Departments:

• HR professionals can use the system to manage and organize a large
volume of resumes efficiently.
• Simplify the recruitment process by quickly filtering and shortlisting
candidates based on specific criteria.
• Streamline communication and collaboration among hiring teams.
2. Recruitment Agencies:
• Resume Management Systems assist recruitment agencies in handling
resumes from multiple clients and industries.
• Facilitate easy tracking of candidate progress through different stages
of the recruitment process.
3. Employers and Hiring Managers:
• Employers and hiring managers can use the system to maintain a
centralized database of resumes for current and future hiring needs.
• Quickly identify suitable candidates for job openings, saving time in
the hiring process.
4. Job Seekers:
• Job seekers can create and update their resumes on the system, making
it easily accessible to potential employers.
• Receive updates on the status of their applications and gain insights
into how their resumes are being viewed and evaluated.
5. Career Service Centers at Educational Institutions:
• Educational institutions can use Resume Management Systems to
assist students in creating and managing their resumes.
• Support students in applying for internships, co-op programs, and post-
graduation employment.
6. Corporate Talent Acquisition Teams:
• Corporate talent acquisition teams can efficiently manage a large influx
of resumes for various job openings.
• Collaborate with hiring managers and streamline the entire recruitment
workflow.
7. Automated Job Portals:
• Integration with job portals allows for seamless submission and
management of resumes for job seekers applying through online
platforms.
• Enhances the efficiency of job matching algorithms by organizing and
categorizing resumes.
8. Government Employment Agencies:
• Government agencies involved in employment services can use
Resume Management Systems to assist job seekers in creating and
updating their resumes.
• Streamline the process of matching candidates with job opportunities.
9. Compliance and Reporting:
• Ensure compliance with hiring regulations and generate reports on the
diversity and demographics of applicants.
• Maintain an audit trail for transparency and accountability.
10. Internal Mobility and Career Development:
• Facilitate internal mobility by allowing employees to update their
resumes and express interest in internal job postings.
• Support employees in their career development within the
organization.
 PROJECT MODULES DECRIPTION

Overview:
Project Modulus is a web-based application designed to simplify the process of
creating professional resumes. The application allows users to easily build and
customize their resumes through an intuitive and user-friendly interface. Employing
HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for dynamic functionality,
Project Modulus provides a seamless experience for users to showcase their skills and
experiences effectively.

Key Features:
1. User Authentication:
• Secure user authentication system to protect personal information.
• User account creation and login functionality.
2. Resume Building Interface:
• Intuitive and responsive UI for creating and editing resumes.
• Sections for personal information, education, work experience, skills,
and additional details.
• Dynamic fields to add, edit, and remove entries.
3. Template Selection:
• A variety of professionally designed templates to choose from.
• Real-time preview of the resume based on selected template.
4. Live Preview:
• Real-time preview of the resume as the user inputs information.
• WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor for a seamless
editing experience.
5. Custom Styling:
• CSS-based customization for font styles, colors, and layout.
• User-friendly controls for modifying the appearance of the resume.
6. Export and Download:
• Export the resume in multiple formats (e.g., PDF, DOCX).
• Download functionality to save the resume on the user's device.
 7. Responsive Design:
• Ensures a consistent and visually appealing experience across devices
(desktop, tablet, mobile).
8. Save and Edit Later:
• Save the resume progress and allow users to edit it later.
• Cloud storage integration for enhanced accessibility.

Technology Stack:
1. Frontend:
• HTML5 for structure.
• CSS3 for styling and layout.
• JavaScript for dynamic functionality and interactivity.
• Bootstrap or another responsive framework for mobile-friendly design.
2. Backend:
• (Optional) Server-side scripting language (e.g., Node.js, Python, PHP)
for user authentication and data storage.
3. Database:
• (Optional) Database system for storing user data securely.

Implementation Details:
1. User Authentication:
• Use secure authentication mechanisms (e.g., JWT tokens).
• Implement password hashing for user security.
2. Resume Building Interface:
• Utilize HTML forms and JavaScript for dynamic form handling.
• Implement event listeners for real-time updates.
3. Template Selection and Live Preview:
• Utilize JavaScript for template selection and applying styles.
• Implement a real-time preview feature using JavaScript DOM
manipulation.
 4. Export and Download:
• Use server-side scripting for generating downloadable files.
• Implement client-side triggers for download.
5. Responsive Design:
• Utilize CSS media queries for responsive layout.
• Test thoroughly on different devices and browsers.
6. Save and Edit Later:
• Implement a session management system to save user progress.
• Integrate with cloud storage or local storage for persistent data.

Future Enhancements:
1. Integration with LinkedIn or Other Platforms:
• Allow users to import data from their LinkedIn profiles.
2. Collaborative Editing:
• Enable multiple users to collaborate on the same resume.
3. AI-Powered Suggestions:
• Integrate AI algorithms to provide suggestions for improving the
resume.
4. Integration with Job Portals:
• Enable users to directly apply for jobs using their created resumes.

Project Modulus aims to empower users in creating impactful resumes effortlessly,

combining a user-friendly interface with robust technologies to enhance the overall
user experience.
 MODULE WORKED ON IN THIS PROJECT

While working on a Portfolio Management System project, various modules are

typically designed and developed to address specific functionalities and requirements.
Here are the key modules you might work on in a Resume Management System
project

1. User Authentication and Authorization:

• Implement a secure login and authentication system for users.
• Set up role-based access control to manage different levels of
permissions.

2. User Profile Management:

• Allow users to create, edit, and update their profiles.
• Include features for uploading and updating resumes, cover letters, and
other relevant documents.

3. Resume Creation and Editing:

• Develop a module that enables users to create and edit resumes using a
user-friendly interface.
• Include sections for personal information, education, work experience,
skills, and other relevant details.

4. Resume Parsing:
• Implement a resume parsing module to extract structured information
from uploaded resumes.
• Integrate with tools or libraries that can extract data such as skills,
education, and work experience.

5. Search and Filtering:

• Design a robust search functionality to allow users to search for
resumes based on specific criteria.
• Implement filters for skills, experience level, education, and other
relevant parameters.

6. Application Tracking System (ATS):

• Develop an ATS module to manage the entire recruitment process from
application submission to hiring.
 • Track the progress of candidates through different stages of the
recruitment pipeline.

7. Communication and Notifications:

• Implement a communication module to facilitate interactions between
candidates and recruiters.
• Set up notifications for application updates, interview invitations, and
other relevant events.

8. Integration with External Platforms:

• Integrate the system with job portals, career websites, and social media
platforms for seamless resume submission and sharing.
• Enable easy import/export of data between the system and external
sources.

9. Reporting and Analytics:

• Develop a reporting module to generate analytics on the performance
of the system.
• Include metrics such as the number of applications, time to hire, and
diversity statistics.

10.Admin Dashboard:
• Create a centralized dashboard for administrators to monitor and
manage the entire system.
• Include features for user management, analytics, and system
configuration.

11.Resume Versioning and History:

• Implement a version control system for resumes, allowing users to
track changes and revert to previous versions.
• Maintain a history log of edits and updates made to each resume.

12.Mobile Responsiveness:
• Ensure that the system is responsive and user-friendly on various
devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
• Optimize the user interface for mobile use.

13.Security Measures:
 • Implement robust security protocols to protect user data and ensure
compliance with privacy regulations.
• Encrypt sensitive information and enforce secure communication
protocols.

14.Feedback and Review:

• Include features for recruiters to provide feedback on resumes and
candidates.
• Allow candidates to review the status of their applications and receive
constructive feedback.

15.Integration with Email Services:

• Integrate with email services to send automated notifications, interview
invitations, and other communication.
• Ensure that users can manage their communication preferences within
the system.
 SRS REPORT ON THE PROJECT

A Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document serves as a comprehensive

guide outlining the requirements and specifications for a software project. Below is a
generalized outline of an SRS report for a Portfolio Builder Management System

1. Introduction
1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to define the requirements and specifications for the
development of the Portfolio Builder Management System.

1.2 Scope
The system is designed to provide users with a platform for creating, managing, and
optimizing their resumes. It encompasses features for both job seekers and employers
involved in the recruitment process.

1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations

• PMS: Portfolio Management System
• SRS: Software Requirements Specification
• User: Any individual interacting with the system, including job seekers and
employers.

2. Overall Description
2.1 Product Perspective
The PMS is a standalone system that interacts with users through a web-based
interface. It should integrate seamlessly with external platforms like job portals and
social media for enhanced functionality.

2.2 Product Features

• User authentication and authorization
• User profile management
• Resume creation, editing, and parsing
• Search and filtering capabilities
• Application Tracking System (ATS)
• Communication and notification features
• Integration with external platforms
• Reporting and analytics
• Admin dashboard for system management

3. Specific Requirements

3.1 Functional Requirements

3.1.1 User Authentication and Authorization

• Users must be able to register and log in securely.
• Different user roles (job seekers, employers, administrators) must have distinct
permissions.
3.1.2 User Profile Management
• Users can create, edit, and update their profiles.
• Resume and document uploads should be supported.

3.1.3 Resume Creation and Editing

• Users can create, edit, and format resumes.
• Dynamic fields for personal information, education, work experience, and
skills.

3.1.4 Resume Parsing

• The system must parse uploaded resumes to extract structured data.
• Extracted data should be stored in a database for searchability.

3.1.5 Search and Filtering

• Users can search for resumes based on various criteria.
• Filters for skills, experience, education, etc., should be available.

3.1.6 Application Tracking System (ATS)

• The system must track candidates through the recruitment process.
• Provide a visual representation of the recruitment pipeline.

3.1.7 Communication and Notifications

• Users can communicate through the system.
• Notifications for application updates, interview invitations, etc.

3.1.8 Integration with External Platforms

• Integration with job portals, career websites, and social media.
• Import/export functionality for seamless data transfer.

3.1.9 Reporting and Analytics

• Generate reports on system performance and recruitment metrics.
• Analytics for key performance indicators.

3.1.10 Admin Dashboard

• Centralized dashboard for administrators to manage the system.
• Features for user management, analytics, and configuration.

3.2 Non-Functional Requirements

3.2.1 Usability
• The system should have an intuitive and user-friendly interface.
• Responsive design for accessibility on various devices.

3.2.2 Security
• Implement robust security measures for user data protection.
• Ensure compliance with privacy regulations.

3.2.3 Performance
• The system should respond promptly to user interactions.
• Optimize for quick resume parsing and search functionality.
3.2.4 Scalability
• Design the system to handle a large volume of users and resumes.
• Implement scalable database solutions.

4. External Interface Requirements

4.1 User Interfaces
• The system should have a web-based interface that is compatible with major
browsers.
• Mobile responsiveness for seamless access on different devices.

4.2 Hardware Interfaces

• The system should be compatible with standard hardware configurations.
• No specific hardware dependencies.

4.3 Software Interfaces

• Integration with external platforms (job portals, social media) through APIs.
• Compatibility with major web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).

5. System Features
• Detailed feature descriptions, use cases, and workflows.

6. Other Requirements
6.1 Legal Requirements
• Compliance with data protection laws and regulations.

6.2 Documentation Requirements

• Comprehensive user manuals and system documentation.

6.3 Testing Requirements

• Test cases for each module and functionality.
 PROJECT DESIGN

User Interface Design:

1.1 Home Page:
• Introduction to the system, showcasing key features.

• Clear navigation to important sections.

1.2 User Registration/Login:

• Intuitive and secure registration and login forms.

• Password recovery mechanisms.

1.3 User Profile:

• User-friendly profile management with sections for personal details, contact
information, and uploaded documents.
• Clear call-to-action buttons for resume creation and editing.

1.4 Resume Creation and Editing:

• Dynamic and responsive forms for adding/editing resume details.
• Preview functionality to view how the resume will appear.

1.5 Search and Filters:

• A search bar prominently displayed on the home page.

• Filters for skills, experience, location, etc., with a visually appealing design.

1.6 Application Tracking System (ATS):

• Visual representation of the recruitment pipeline.

• Clear status indicators for each stage of the application process.

1.7 Communication and Notifications:

• Messaging system with a user-friendly interface.

• Notifications for application updates, interview invitations, etc.

1.8 Admin Dashboard:

• Centralized dashboard with data visualizations and key metrics.
• Tools for user management and system configuration.
 DATABASE DESIGN:

2.1 User Database:

• Store user details, including authentication information.
• Relationship with resume data.

2.2 Resume Database:

• Structured storage for resume data.

• Version control for resume editing history.

2.3 Application Tracking Database:

• Track the progress of each application.

• Link applications to respective resumes.

 DATA FLOW DIAGRAM
A Data Flow Diagram (DFD) is a graphical representation of the flow of data within a
system. In the context of a Resume Builder web application, the DFD will illustrate
how data moves between different components of the system

DATA FLOW DIAGRAM (DFD) FOR RESUME BUILDER WEB

APPLICATION

LEVEL 0 DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

Components:
1. User: Represents both Job Seekers and Employers who interact with the
system.
2. Resume Builder System: The main application that manages user interactions
and data processing.
Processes:
• Create/Edit Resume: Users can create or edit their resumes.
• Search Resumes: Users and employers can search for resumes based on
specific criteria.
• Application Tracking: Employers can track and manage job applications.
• Communication: Facilitates communication between users and employers.
 LEVEL 1 DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

Components:
1. User Interface: Represents the messaging interface for communication.
2. Communication Module: Manages the logic for user-to-user and user-to-
employer communication.
3. User Database: Stores user details.
Processes:
• Send Message: Allows users to send messages to each other.
• Receive Message: Manages the reception of messages and updates in the user
interface.
 ENTITY RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM

An Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram illustrates the relationships between entities in

a database. In the context of a Resume Builder application, the entities may include
User, Resume, Job Application, Skills, Education, Work Experience

Entities:
1. User:
• Attributes: UserID (Primary Key), Username, Password, Email
2. Resume:
• Attributes: ResumeID (Primary Key), UserID (Foreign Key), Title,
Personal Information, Education, Work Experience, Skills
3. Section:
• Attributes: SectionID (Primary Key), ResumeID (Foreign Key), Title,
Content
Relationships:
• User - Resume (One-to-Many):
• Each user can create multiple resumes.
• Each resume is associated with one user.
• Resume - Section (One-to-Many):
• Each resume can have multiple sections (e.g., Education, Work
Experience, Skills).
• Each section is associated with one resume.
Primary Keys:
• User: UserID
• Resume: ResumeID
• Section: SectionID
Foreign Keys:
• Resume:
• UserID (references User.UserID)
• Section:
• ResumeID (references Resume.ResumeID)
Cardinality:
• User - Resume: One-to-Many (1:N)
• A user can create multiple resumes.
• Each resume is associated with one user.
• Resume - Section: One-to-Many (1:N)
• Each resume can have multiple sections.
• Each section is associated with one resume

ER DIAGRAM

ER DIAGRAM
 TABLE
1. User Table:
• Table Name: users
• Columns:
• user_id (Primary Key)
• username
• password (hashed for security)
• email
• ... (other user-related details)
2. Resume Table:
• Table Name: resumes
• Columns:
• resume_id (Primary Key)
• user_id (Foreign Key referencing users.user_id)
• title (e.g., "Software Developer Resume")
• created_at
• ... (other resume-related details)

3. Education Table:
• Table Name: education
• Columns:
• education_id (Primary Key)
• resume_id (Foreign Key referencing resumes.resume_id)
• degree
• university
• graduation_year
• ... (other education-related details)
4. Skills Table:
• Table Name: skills
• Columns:
• skill_id (Primary Key)
• resume_id (Foreign Key referencing resumes.resume_id)
• skill_name
• proficiency_level
• ... (other skill-related details)

5. Project Table
• Table Name: projects
• Columns:
• project_id (Primary Key)
• resume_id (Foreign Key referencing resumes.resume_id)
• project_name
• description
• technologies_used
• start_date
• end_date
• ... (other project-related details)
6. Certifications Table
• Table Name: certifications
• Columns:
• certification_id (Primary Key)
• resume_id (Foreign Key referencing resumes.resume_id)
• certification_name
• issuing_organization
• issue_date
• expiration_date (if applicable)
• ... (other certification-related details)

7. Achievements Table
• Table Name: achievements
• Columns:
• achievement_id (Primary Key)
• resume_id (Foreign Key referencing resumes.resume_id)
• achievement_name
• description
• date_achieved
• ... (other achievement-related details)
8. Languages Table
• Table Name: languages
• Columns:
• language_id (Primary Key)
• resume_id (Foreign Key referencing resumes.resume_id)
• language_name
• proficiency_level
 DATA STRUCTURE
1. HTML Forms: The structure of the HTML document includes
various form elements for capturing different aspects of a resume,
such as personal information, achievements, experiences,
education, projects, and skills. These forms are structured using
HTML elements like input, label, and textarea.
2. JavaScript Objects and Arrays:
• User Input Object (getUserInputs function): The
getUserInputs function collects user input from various
form fields and organizes them into an object. The structure
of this object reflects the different sections of a resume, and
each section may contain arrays of objects (e.g.,
achievements, experiences, skills).
• Validation Regex Patterns (strRegex, emailRegex, etc.):
Regular expressions are used to define patterns for validating
different types of input (e.g., names, emails, phone
numbers).
3. Event Listeners and Validation Functions: The code utilizes
event listeners to trigger validation functions when users interact
with specific form fields. Validation functions use regular
expressions to check the validity of the entered data.
4. Display Elements and Functions (displayCV, showListData):
• Display Elements: These are HTML elements that will
show the user's data once it's generated. For example,
nameDsp, phonenoDsp, emailDsp, etc.
• Display Functions: Functions like displayCV and
showListData are responsible for updating the display
elements with the user's input.
5. Validation Functions (validateFormData, addErrMsg,
removeErrMsg): These functions validate user input based on
predefined rules (e.g., regular expressions) and provide feedback to
the user by adding or removing error messages.
6. Repeater Fields: The code utilizes the jQuery Repeater plugin for
handling repeating sections (e.g., achievements, experiences)
 IMPLEMENTATION(INTERFACE AND SOURCE CODE)

INTERFACE PAGE

INDEX PAGE

MIDDLE PAGE TO CREATE A RESUME

BOTTON PAGE

RESUME CREATING PAGE AND ABOUT SECTION

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION SECTION
PROJECT AND SKILL SECTION
FINAL PAGE FOR RESUME CRATE PAGE
PRINT THE RESUME
AND SAVE TO THE FILE
 IMPLEMENTATION (SOURCE CODE)
HTML CODE
INDEX.HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<title>Home Page</title>
<meta name="description" content="">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/css/main.css">
</head>
<body>

<nav class = "navbar bg-white">

<div class="container">
<div class = "navbar-content">
<div class = "brand-and-toggler">
<a href = "index.html" class = "navbar-brand">
<img src = "assets/images/curriculum-vitae.png" alt = "" class =
"navbar-brand-icon">
<span class = "navbar-brand-text">build <span>Portfolio.</span>
</a>
<button type = "button" class = "navbar-toggler-btn">
<div class = "bars">
<div class = "bar"></div>
<div class = "bar"></div>
<div class = "bar"></div>
</div>
 </button>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</nav>
<header class = "header bg-bright" id = "header">
<div class = "container">
<div class = "header-content text-center">
<h6 class = "text-uppercase text-blue-dark fs-14 fw-6 ls-1">online
Portfolio builder</h6>
<h1 class = "lg-title">Only 2% of resumes make it pas the first round. Be
in the top 2%</h1>
<p class = "text-dark fs-18">Use professional field-tested resume
templates that follow that exact 'resume rules' employers look for. Easy to use and
done within minutes - try now for free!</p>
<a href = "resume.html" class = "btn btn-primary text-uppercase">create
my resume</a>
<img src = "assets/images/dublin-resume-templates.avif">
</div>
</div>
</header>
<div class="section-one">
<div class="container">
<div class = "section-one-content">
<div class="section-one-l">
<img src = "assets/images/visual-
0c7080adf17f1f207276f613447c924f667dab34b7ac415cd7ef653172defd0b.svg">
</div>
<div class = "section-one-r text-center">
<h2 class = "lg-title">Use the best resume maker as your guide!</h2>
<p class = "text">Getting that dream job can seem like an impossible
task. We're here to change that. Give yourself a real advantage with the best online
resume maker: created by experts, imporved by data, trusted by millions of
professionals.</p>
 <div class = "btn-group">
<a href = "resume.html" class = "btn btn-primary text-
uppercase">create my portfolio</a>
<a href = "#" class = "btn btn-secondary text-uppercase">watch
video</a>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>

<div class = "section-two bg-bright">

<div class="container">
<div class="section-two-content">
<div class = "section-items">
<div class = "section-item">
<div class = "section-item-icon">
<img src = "assets/images/feature-1-
edf4481d69166ac81917d1e40e6597c8d61aa970ad44367ce78049bf830fbda5.svg" alt
= "">
</div>
<h5 class = "section-item-title">Make a resume that wins
interviews!</h5>
<p class = "text">Use our resume maker with its advanced creation
tools to tell professional story that engages recruiters, hiring managers and even
CEOs.</p>
</div>

<div class = "section-item">

<div class = "section-item-icon">
<img src = "assets/images/feature-2-
a7a471bd973c02a55d1b3f8aff578cd3c9a4c5ac4fc74423d94ecc04aef3492b.svg" alt =
"">
</div>
 <h5 class = "section-item-title">Resume writing made easy!</h5>
<p class = "text">Resume writing has never been this effortless. Pre-
generated text, visual designs and more - all already integrated into the resume maker.
Just fill in your details.</p>
</div>
<div class = "section-item">
<div class = "section-item-icon">
<img src = "assets/images/feature-3-
4e87a82f83e260488c36f8105e26f439fdc3ee5009372bb5e12d9421f32eabdd.svg" alt
= "">
</div>
<h5 class = "section-item-title">A recruiter-tested CV maker
tool</h5>
<p class = "text">Our resume builder and its pre-generated content
are tested by recruiters and IT experts. We help your CV become truly competitive in
the hiring process.</p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<footer class = "footer bg-dark">
<div class="container">
<div class = "footer-content text-center">
<p class="fs-15">&copy;Copyright 2023. All Rights Reserved -
<span>build.portfolio</span></p>
</div>
</div>
</footer>
</body>
</html>
CSS CODE
STYLE.CSS

@import
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:root{
--clr-blue: #1A91F0;
--clr-blue-mid: #1170CD;
--clr-blue-dark: #1A1C6A;
--clr-white: #fff;
--clr-bright: #EFF2F9;
--clr-dark: #1e2532;
--clr-black: #000;
--clr-grey: #656e83;
--clr-green: #084C41;
--font-poppins: 'Poppins', sans-serif;
--font-manrope: 'Manrope', sans-serif;;
--transition: all 300ms ease-in-out;
}

*{
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
box-sizing: border-box;
}
html{
font-size: 10px;
}
body{
font-size: 1.6rem;
font-family: var(--font-poppins);
}
button{
border: none;
background-color: transparent;
outline: 0;
cursor: pointer;
font-family: inherit;
}
img{
width: 100%;
display: block;
}
a{
text-decoration: none;
}
/* fonts */
.font-poppins{font-family: var(--font-poppins);}
.font-manrope{font-family: var(--font-manrope);}
/* text colors */
.text-blue{color: var(--clr-blue);}
.text-blue-mid{color: var(--clr-blue-mid);}
.text-blue-dark{color: var(--clr-blue-dark);}
.text-bright{color: var(--clr-bright);}
.text-dark{color: var(--clr-dark);}
.text-grey{color: var(--clr-grey);}
.text-white{color: var(--clr-white);}
/* backgrounds */
.bg-blue{background-color: var(--clr-blue);}
.bg-blue-mid{background-color: var(--clr-blue-mid);}
.bg-blue-dark{background-color: var(--clr-blue-dark);}
.bg-bright{background-color: var(--clr-bright);}
.bg-dark{background-color: var(--clr-dark);}
.bg-grey{background-color: var(--clr-grey);}
.bg-white{background-color: var(--clr-white);}
.bg-black{background-color: var(--clr-black);}
.bg-green{background-color: var(--clr-green);}

.text-center{ text-align: center;}

.text-left{text-align: left;}
.text-right{text-align: right;}
.text-uppercase{text-transform: uppercase;}
.text-lowercase{text-transform: lowercase;}
.text-capitalize{text-transform: capitalize;}
.text{
color: var(--clr-dark);
opacity: 0.9;
margin: 2rem 0;
line-height: 1.6;
}
.fw-2{font-weight: 200;}
.fw-3{font-weight: 300;}
.fw-4{font-weight: 400;}
.fw-5{font-weight: 500;}
.fw-6{font-weight: 600;}
.fw-7{font-weight: 700;}
.fw-8{font-weight: 800;}

.fs-13{font-size: 13px;}
.fs-14{font-size: 14px;}
.fs-15{font-size: 15px;}
.fs-16{font-size: 16px;}
.fs-17{font-size: 17px;}
.fs-18{font-size: 18px;}
.fs-19{font-size: 19px;}
.fs-20{font-size: 20px;}
.fs-21{font-size: 21px;}
.fs-22{font-size: 22px;}
.fs-23{font-size: 23px;}
.fs-24{font-size: 24px;}
.fs-25{font-size: 25px;}
.ls-1{letter-spacing: 1px;}
.ls-2{letter-spacing: 2px;}
.container{
max-width: 1200px;
margin: 0 auto;
padding: 0 1.6rem;
}
/* bars button */
.bars{
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
justify-content: space-between;
height: 16.5px;
width: 25px;
}
.bars .bar{
width: 100%;
height: 2px;
background-color: var(--clr-blue);
transition: var(--transition);
}
.bars:hover .bar{
background-color: var(--clr-dark);
}
/* buttons */
.btn{
font-size: 14.5px;
font-weight: 600;
padding: 1.4rem 1.6rem;
border-radius: 4px;
display: inline-block;
}
.btn-primary{
background-color: var(--clr-blue);
color: var(--clr-white);
border: 1px solid var(--clr-blue);
transition: var(--transition);
}
.btn-primary:hover{
background-color: transparent;
color: var(--clr-dark);
border-color: var(--clr-grey);
}
.btn-secondary{
background-color: transparent;
 color: var(--clr-dark);
border: 1px solid var(--clr-grey);
transition: var(--transition);
}
.btn-secondary:hover{
background-color: var(--clr-blue);
color: var(--clr-white);
border-color: var(--clr-blue);
}
.btn-group button:first-child, .btn-group a:first-child{
margin-right: 1rem!important;
}
/* navbar part */
.navbar{
height: 80px;
display: flex;
align-items: center;
box-shadow: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.08) 0px 3px 8px;}

.navbar .container{
width: 100%;
}
.navbar-brand{
display: flex;
align-items: center;
justify-content: flex-start;
font-size: 1.8rem;
}
.navbar-brand-text{
color: var(--clr-dark);
 font-weight: 600;
}
.navbar-brand-text span{
color: var(--clr-blue);
}
.navbar-brand-icon{
width: 25px;
margin-right: 6px;
opacity: 0.8;
}
.brand-and-toggler{
display: flex;
align-items: center;
justify-content: space-between;
}
.header{
min-height: calc(100vh - 80px);
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
align-items: center;
justify-content: center;
}
.header-content{
max-width: 740px;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
}
.header-content img{
max-width: 760px;
border-top-right-radius: 8px;
JAVASCRIPT FILE
APP.JS
// regex for validation
const strRegex = /^[a-zA-Z\s]*$/; // containing only letters
const emailRegex = /^(([^<>()\[\]\\.,;:\s@"]+(\.[^<>()\[\]\\.,;:\s@"]+)*)|(".+"))@((\[[0-
9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\])|(([a-zA-Z\-0-9]+\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,}))$/;
const phoneRegex = /^[\+]?[(]?[0-9]{3}[)]?[-\s\.]?[0-9]{3}[-\s\.]?[0-9]{4,6}$/im;
/* supports following number formats - (123) 456-7890, (123)456-7890, 123-456-
7890, 123.456.7890, 1234567890, +31636363634, 075-63546725 */
const digitRegex = /^\d+$/;

const mainForm = document.getElementById('cv-form');

const validType = {
TEXT: 'text',
TEXT_EMP: 'text_emp',
EMAIL: 'email',
DIGIT: 'digit',
PHONENO: 'phoneno',
ANY: 'any',
}

// user inputs elements

let firstnameElem = mainForm.firstname,
middlenameElem = mainForm.middlename,
lastnameElem = mainForm.lastname,
imageElem = mainForm.image,
designationElem = mainForm.designation,
addressElem = mainForm.address,
emailElem = mainForm.email,
phonenoElem = mainForm.phoneno,
 summaryElem = mainForm.summary;

// display elements
let nameDsp = document.getElementById('fullname_dsp'),
imageDsp = document.getElementById('image_dsp'),
phonenoDsp = document.getElementById('phoneno_dsp'),
emailDsp = document.getElementById('email_dsp'),
addressDsp = document.getElementById('address_dsp'),
designationDsp = document.getElementById('designation_dsp'),
summaryDsp = document.getElementById('summary_dsp'),
projectsDsp = document.getElementById('projects_dsp'),
achievementsDsp = document.getElementById('achievements_dsp'),
skillsDsp = document.getElementById('skills_dsp'),
educationsDsp = document.getElementById('educations_dsp'),
experiencesDsp = document.getElementById('experiences_dsp');

// first value is for the attributes and second one passes the nodelists
const fetchValues = (attrs, ...nodeLists) => {
let elemsAttrsCount = nodeLists.length;
let elemsDataCount = nodeLists[0].length;
let tempDataArr = [];

// first loop deals with the no of repeaters value

for (let i = 0; i < elemsDataCount; i++) {
let dataObj = {}; // creating an empty object to fill the data
// second loop fetches the data for each repeaters value or attributes
for (let j = 0; j < elemsAttrsCount; j++) {
// setting the key name for the object and fill it with data
dataObj[`${attrs[j]}`] = nodeLists[j][i].value;
}
 tempDataArr.push(dataObj);
}

return tempDataArr;
}
const getUserInputs = () => {
// achivements
let achievementsTitleElem = document.querySelectorAll('.achieve_title'),
achievementsDescriptionElem =
document.querySelectorAll('.achieve_description');

// experiences
let expTitleElem = document.querySelectorAll('.exp_title'),
expOrganizationElem = document.querySelectorAll('.exp_organization'),
expLocationElem = document.querySelectorAll('.exp_location'),
expStartDateElem = document.querySelectorAll('.exp_start_date'),
expEndDateElem = document.querySelectorAll('.exp_end_date'),
expDescriptionElem = document.querySelectorAll('.exp_description');

// education
let eduSchoolElem = document.querySelectorAll('.edu_school'),
eduDegreeElem = document.querySelectorAll('.edu_degree'),
eduCityElem = document.querySelectorAll('.edu_city'),
eduStartDateElem = document.querySelectorAll('.edu_start_date'),
eduGraduationDateElem = document.querySelectorAll('.edu_graduation_date'),
eduDescriptionElem = document.querySelectorAll('.edu_description');

let projTitleElem = document.querySelectorAll('.proj_title'),

projLinkElem = document.querySelectorAll('.proj_link'),
projDescriptionElem = document.querySelectorAll('.proj_description');
 let skillElem = document.querySelectorAll('.skill');
// event listeners for form validation
firstnameElem.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => validateFormData(e.target,
validType.TEXT, 'First Name'));
middlenameElem.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => validateFormData(e.target,
validType.TEXT_EMP, 'Middle Name'));
lastnameElem.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => validateFormData(e.target,
validType.TEXT, 'Last Name'));
phonenoElem.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => validateFormData(e.target,
validType.PHONENO, 'Phone Number'));
emailElem.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => validateFormData(e.target,
validType.EMAIL, 'Email'));
addressElem.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => validateFormData(e.target,
validType.ANY, 'Address'));
designationElem.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => validateFormData(e.target,
validType.TEXT, 'Designation'));

achievementsTitleElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>

validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Title')));
achievementsDescriptionElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e)
=> validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Description')));
expTitleElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Title')));
expOrganizationElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Organization')));
expLocationElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, "Location")));
expStartDateElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('blur', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'End Date')));
expEndDateElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'End Date')));
expDescriptionElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Description')));
eduSchoolElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'School')));
 eduDegreeElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Degree')));
eduCityElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'City')));
eduStartDateElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('blur', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Start Date')));
eduGraduationDateElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('blur', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Graduation Date')));
eduDescriptionElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Description')));
projTitleElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Title')));
projLinkElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Link')));
projDescriptionElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'Description')));
skillElem.forEach(item => item.addEventListener('keyup', (e) =>
validateFormData(e.target, validType.ANY, 'skill')));

return {
firstname: firstnameElem.value,
middlename: middlenameElem.value,
lastname: lastnameElem.value,
designation: designationElem.value,
address: addressElem.value,
email: emailElem.value,
phoneno: phonenoElem.value,
summary: summaryElem.value,
achievements: fetchValues(['achieve_title', 'achieve_description'],
achievementsTitleElem, achievementsDescriptionElem),
experiences: fetchValues(['exp_title', 'exp_organization', 'exp_location',
'exp_start_date', 'exp_end_date', 'exp_description'], expTitleElem,
expOrganizationElem, expLocationElem, expStartDateElem, expEndDateElem,
expDescriptionElem),
 educations: fetchValues(['edu_school', 'edu_degree', 'edu_city', 'edu_start_date',
'edu_graduation_date', 'edu_description'], eduSchoolElem, eduDegreeElem,
eduCityElem, eduStartDateElem, eduGraduationDateElem, eduDescriptionElem),
projects: fetchValues(['proj_title', 'proj_link', 'proj_description'], projTitleElem,
projLinkElem, projDescriptionElem),
skills: fetchValues(['skill'], skillElem)
}
};
function validateFormData(elem, elemType, elemName) {
// checking for text string and non empty string
if (elemType == validType.TEXT) {
if (!strRegex.test(elem.value) || elem.value.trim().length == 0) addErrMsg(elem,
elemName);
else removeErrMsg(elem);
}
// checking for only text string
if (elemType == validType.TEXT_EMP) {
if (!strRegex.test(elem.value)) addErrMsg(elem, elemName);
else removeErrMsg(elem);
}
// checking for email
if (elemType == validType.EMAIL) {
if (!emailRegex.test(elem.value) || elem.value.trim().length == 0)
addErrMsg(elem, elemName);
else removeErrMsg(elem);
}
// checking for phone number
if (elemType == validType.PHONENO) {
if (!phoneRegex.test(elem.value) || elem.value.trim().length == 0)
addErrMsg(elem, elemName);
else removeErrMsg(elem);
}
 // checking for only empty
if (elemType == validType.ANY) {
if (elem.value.trim().length == 0) addErrMsg(elem, elemName);
else removeErrMsg(elem);
}
}
// adding the invalid text
function addErrMsg(formElem, formElemName) {
formElem.nextElementSibling.innerHTML = `${formElemName} is invalid`;
}
// removing the invalid text
function removeErrMsg(formElem) {
formElem.nextElementSibling.innerHTML = "";
}
// show the list data
const showListData = (listData, listContainer) => {
listContainer.innerHTML = "";
listData.forEach(listItem => {
let itemElem = document.createElement('div');
itemElem.classList.add('preview-item');
for (const key in listItem) {
let subItemElem = document.createElement('span');
subItemElem.classList.add('preview-item-val');
subItemElem.innerHTML = `${listItem[key]}`;
itemElem.appendChild(subItemElem);
}
listContainer.appendChild(itemElem);
})
}
const displayCV = (userData) => {
nameDsp.innerHTML = userData.firstname + " " + userData.middlename + " " +
userData.lastname;
phonenoDsp.innerHTML = userData.phoneno;
emailDsp.innerHTML = userData.email;
addressDsp.innerHTML = userData.address;
designationDsp.innerHTML = userData.designation;
summaryDsp.innerHTML = userData.summary;
showListData(userData.projects, projectsDsp);
showListData(userData.achievements, achievementsDsp);
showListData(userData.skills, skillsDsp);
showListData(userData.educations, educationsDsp);
showListData(userData.experiences, experiencesDsp);
}

// generate CV
const generateCV = () => {
let userData = getUserInputs();
displayCV(userData);
console.log(userData);
}

function previewImage() {
let oFReader = new FileReader();
oFReader.readAsDataURL(imageElem.files[0]);
oFReader.onload = function (ofEvent) {
imageDsp.src = ofEvent.target.result;
}
}
// print CV
function printCV() {
window.print();
}

SCRIPTS.JS FILE

// form repeater
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.repeater').repeater({
initEmpty: false,
defaultValues: {
'text-input': ''
},
show:function(){
$(this).slideDown();
},
hide: function(deleteElement){
$(this).slideUp(deleteElement);
setTimeout(() => {
generateCV();
}, 500);
},
isFirstItemUndeletable: true
})
})
 FUTURE OF THE WORK

• Technology is changing our lives. Recruitment and selection are just two of
the many areas where automation will play a significant role. The demand for
CV and resume writing services is set to increase in the future.

• The demand for CV and resume writing services is set to increase in the
future.

• ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) is the primary reason for this change.

• Considering that a recruiter receives many applications, there need to be some

way to shortlist candidates quickly.

• An ATS (applicant tracking system) identifies suitable candidates for a job

opportunity. For example, an applicant may apply for the role of a copywriter.
The first term that a recruiter may mention is ‘’copywriter.’’ Not including this
keyword can lead to the individual’s CV/resume being discarded.

• To know more about applicant tracking systems and how they are changing
the future of CV/resume writing
 REFERENCE
ONLINE RESOURCE
WWW.YOUTUBE.COM
WWW.GEEKFORGEEKS.COM
WWW.W3SCHOOL.COM
WWW.JAVATPOINT.COM
WWW.GOOGLE.COM

HTML and CSS Resources:

1. HTML Tutorial:
• MDN Web Docs - HTML Basics
• W3Schools - HTML Tutorial
2. CSS Tutorial:
• MDN Web Docs - CSS Basics
• W3Schools - CSS Tutorial
3. Responsive Design:
• MDN Web Docs - Responsive Web Design Basics
JavaScript Resources:
1. JavaScript Tutorial:
• MDN Web Docs - JavaScript Guide
• W3Schools - JavaScript Tutoria