Freelance-System

Using Asp .net Mvc FrameWork & Entity FrameWork

Problem Definition:

If you’re looking for a flexible schedule in which you can make your own hours, work from home during this pandemic, then a freelance job might be for you. A lot of work can be done remotely these days, so your dreams of working from your couch can come true by developing a freelance web application to manage all of these. Freelance web applications are platforms, where both people looking for work and employers post their offers.

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Actors (Three actors):

• Admin
• Freelancer
• Clients

Actors Roles:

1. Admin
• Control all users (Freelancers and Clients): Admin can Add, Remove Users
• Control the wall page: Admin can Add, Remove and Update job posts in the wall page which are created by the client
• Admin pages (in dashboard layout) include:
1. Admin information (profile page): photo, first name, last name, email, phone number and user role (admin).
2. All the users that using the system so that the admin can control them.
3. All the posts that created by the clients so that the admin can control them.
4. If the Admin remove a post from his profile it reflects directly to the wall and be removed.
5. Admin Accept or Refuse Posts written by the Clients before adding it to the Wall.
6. The admin must login first, to operate his job
2. Clients
• Write job posts that will show in the wall page
• Client pages (in factory layout) include:
1. Client information (profile): photo, user name, first name, last name, email, phone number.
2. Client can change (update) his information
3. A Form that the Client will use to write job posts and add them to the Wall.
4. Post contains: Client name, Job Type (fixed or hourly), Job Budget, post creation date, Job description, Number of proposal submitted.
5. Admin Accept or Refuse Posts written by the Clients before adding it to the Wall.
6. History that includes all job Posts that have been added before by this client in the Wall (mention date in each Post)
7. Client can manage his Posts (Add, Edit, Delete, Search).
8. Client Accept or Refuse freelancers’ proposals for a certain job. If the client accepts the proposal, the job post will be removed from the wall page.
9. The Client must login first, to operate his job
3. Freelancer
• Login to apply for a job
• View (read only) all job posts from different clients (no need to login)
• Freelancer pages (in wall layout) include:
1. All Posts that have been added by Clients from their Profiles.
2. Each post (created by Client) has: Client name, Job Type (fixed or hourly), Job Budget, post creation date, Job description, Number of proposal submitted.
3. Freelancer can search for a job by Title, Date or Client name.
4. If the Admin remove a post from his profile it reflects directly to the wall and be removed.
5. Freelancer can save a particular post in saved page (to read later)
6. User can apply to a job by sending a proposal to the client