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Client under NDA. The name is withheld and every screenshot is obscured — the interface palette alone would identify them.
Drop main screenshotAn Arabic-first platform that ran a Saudi university's first career fair end to end — public site, employer portal, and organizer control room. The client is under NDA, so the name is withheld and the screenshots are redacted.
A university career fair has three audiences with completely different needs on the same four days: tens of thousands of students deciding when to attend, dozens of sponsoring companies who want qualified candidates in front of them, and a small organizing team that has to keep the whole thing coherent. Run on spreadsheets and group chats, that falls apart well before the doors open — nobody knows who actually registered, companies arrive with no candidate pipeline, and organizers have no live picture of their own event.
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Screenshot 2Built the public site as the event's front door — patronage hero, live countdown, a four-day tabbed programme of advisory sessions and training workshops, an FAQ, and a tiered sponsor wall — Arabic-first and RTL throughout, designed for mobile before desktop.
Every sponsoring company got its own portal: post opportunities scoped by career track and type (co-op training, graduate training, employment), define the majors and requirements each one needs, then scan a student’s badge barcode with a phone camera at the booth to pull their full profile and save them to a private shortlist.
The organizer control room runs on the same data — live registration counts, per-day attendance breakdowns, company applications by approval status, sponsor tiers, workshop management, bulk messaging, and an audit log of every change. It is deployed on a self-managed VPS behind Cloudflare, with traffic analytics surfaced inside the dashboard so organizers could see reach without leaving the tool.
