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Phase 1: Preparation and Learning (1 month)

Goal: Lay the groundwork by learning the core technologies you'll need, while setting up the
development environment and necessary tools.

Week 1: Set up environment and learn basic JavaScript (7 hours)

● Day 1-2: Set up a GitHub repository and local development environment (VSCode, Git
integration). Research and decide on web hosting (e.g., use Heroku or AWS for hosting
later).
● Day 3-5: Start learning JavaScript (since it’s essential for frontend development). Use
free tutorials like MDN’s JavaScript Guide or Codecademy.
● Day 6-7: Practice basic DOM manipulation (how to interact with HTML elements via
JavaScript).

Week 2: Introduction to Python web frameworks (7 hours)

● Day 1-3: Learn Flask (a simple Python web framework), since you're already familiar
with Python. Build a small web app (e.g., a “Hello World” web page).
○ Flask is great for simple web applications and will allow you to build the backend
quickly.
● Day 4-7: Dive into HTTP methods (GET, POST), request handling in Flask, and serving
HTML templates.

Week 3: Frontend development with HTML, CSS, and Flask (7 hours)

● Day 1-3: Deepen your understanding of HTML and CSS to design a simple form where
users can upload their resumes. Use Flask to handle file uploads.
● Day 4-7: Build a basic UI with Flask templates and CSS for styling. Add the ability to
upload a file (resume) and display a confirmation message.

Week 4: AI API and keyword generation (7 hours)

● Day 1-3: Learn how to integrate with the OpenAI API (or another AI model like
GPT-3/ChatGPT). Follow tutorials to call the API from Python and experiment with
simple queries.
● Day 4-7: Write Python code that takes a resume (text) and sends it to the AI API for
generating job search keywords. Focus on learning how to structure prompts to get the
best output.

Phase 2: MVP Development (2 months)


Goal: Start building core features of the MVP, including resume upload, keyword generation, job
search, and job recommendations.

Week 5-6: Backend - Resume Upload and Keyword Generation (14 hours)

● Day 1-4: Finalize file upload functionality in Flask. Save uploaded resumes to the server.
● Day 5-7: Once the resume is uploaded, write code to extract its text (using Python
libraries like PyPDF2 or docx2txt).
● Day 8-10: Call the AI API with the extracted resume text and retrieve search keywords.
● Day 11-14: Store the generated keywords in a database (SQL or SQLite). You can use
Flask-SQLAlchemy for database integration, since you have SQL experience.

Week 7-8: Frontend and Google Custom Search API Integration (14 hours)

● Day 1-3: Create a simple webpage to display the search keywords and allow users to
trigger a job search using these keywords.
● Day 4-7: Integrate the Google Custom Search API to fetch job listings using the
generated keywords. Save these listings for further analysis.
● Day 8-10: Display the job results on the frontend in a clean, structured format (company
name, job title, link to job posting).
● Day 11-14: Set up a basic filter mechanism on the frontend so users can filter jobs
based on their preferences (e.g., location, job type).

Week 9: AI-Powered Job Recommendations (7 hours)

● Day 1-3: Develop logic to pass the fetched job listings back to the AI for ranking and
recommendations based on the user’s resume.
● Day 4-7: Display AI-ranked job recommendations on the frontend, showing the best
matches at the top.

Phase 3: Finalization and Testing (1 month)

Goal: Refine and test the MVP, making sure it's functional and ready for real-world testing.

Week 10-11: Testing and Refinements (14 hours)

● Day 1-3: Test the entire flow from resume upload, keyword generation, job search, and
AI-based ranking. Debug any issues that arise.
● Day 4-7: Work on error handling (e.g., what happens if the AI doesn’t return valid results,
or if the Google API fails).
● Day 8-10: Implement logging and basic analytics to track user behavior and errors.
● Day 11-14: Refine the UI, ensuring it’s simple and user-friendly.

Week 12: Deployment and Documentation (7 hours)


● Day 1-3: Set up hosting for your MVP (use a service like Heroku for Flask apps).
● Day 4-5: Deploy the app to the live server and ensure that it works in a production
environment.
● Day 6-7: Write documentation on how the system works, and how to use it. This will be
useful later when you scale or hand it over to someone else.

Phase 4: User Testing and Feedback (Optional, Post-MVP)

Once the MVP is live, invite a few users (friends, colleagues) to try the system and give
feedback. Spend a couple of weeks refining the app based on real-world feedback and
performance.

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