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The document outlines ten different web application projects, each addressing specific user needs such as organizing bookmarks, learning with flashcards, blogging with Markdown, generating invoices, managing contact forms, tracking habits, creating an online store, scheduling content, logging reading activities, and building portfolio websites. Each project includes a problem statement, core features, backend and frontend specifications, and database schema. The applications aim to enhance productivity, streamline processes, and provide user-friendly interfaces for various tasks.

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Python Projects

The document outlines ten different web application projects, each addressing specific user needs such as organizing bookmarks, learning with flashcards, blogging with Markdown, generating invoices, managing contact forms, tracking habits, creating an online store, scheduling content, logging reading activities, and building portfolio websites. Each project includes a problem statement, core features, backend and frontend specifications, and database schema. The applications aim to enhance productivity, streamline processes, and provide user-friendly interfaces for various tasks.

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1.

Bookmark Manager
Problem Statement: Users often struggle to organize and retrieve important links
efficiently. A centralized, searchable system with tags and notes can improve
productivity.

Core Features:
 Save and organize bookmarks by URL, title, notes, and tags
 Search bookmarks using keyword and tag filters
 Copy, edit, delete, or visit saved links
 User login/logout with authentication

Backend (FastAPI):
 /register, /login, /logout
 /bookmarks/ (GET, POST)
 /bookmarks/{id} (GET, PUT, DELETE)
 /tags/ (GET, POST)
 /search/ (query: keyword, tag)

Database Schema (SQLite):


 Users: id, username, hashed_password
 Bookmarks: id, user_id, title, url, notes, created_at
 Tags: id, name
 BookmarkTags: bookmark_id, tag_id

Frontend (HTML + Bootstrap):


 Bookmark cards with "Copy", "Visit", "Edit", "Delete"
 Tag filters as pills/chips
 Modal for new bookmark creation

Layout Overview
 Clean and responsive 1-column layout (centered on large screens, stacked on
mobile).
 Bootstrap container, row, and card components used extensively.
 Navbar for navigation and search.
 Bookmark cards with action buttons.
 Modals for adding/editing bookmarks.

Navbar (Fixed Top)


 Left: App name/logo.
 Center: Search bar (keyword, tag search).
 Right: Add bookmark button and user authentication links.

2. Flashcard Learning App


Problem Statement: Students need a spaced-repetition-based flashcard app to
help memorize concepts effectively over time. A web-based flashcard app that
helps users create, organize, and review flashcards efficiently using a simple UI and
spaced repetition techniques. It supports decks by topic, flip-style flashcards, and
tracks progress over time.

Core Features:
Deck Management: Create, rename, delete decks (e.g., "Physics", "Spanish
Vocabulary").
Card Management: Add, edit, delete cards within a deck.
Study Mode: Flip-style UI (front/back)
Track correct/incorrect answers
Show progress (e.g., % correct, # cards reviewed)
User Authentication: Sign up, log in, access only your decks/cards.
Progress Dashboard (Optional Advanced Feature): Visual analytics (bar charts,
streaks)

Backend:
 /register, /login, /logout
 /decks/ (GET, POST)
 /cards/ (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
 /study/{deck_id} – randomized card delivery
 /progress/ – track performance

Database Schema:
 Decks: id, user_id, name
 Cards: id, deck_id, front, back, last_reviewed, score
 Users

Frontend:
Navbar
| FlashCard App | Decks | Study | + New Card | Login/Profile |

 Left: App logo/title


 Center: Nav links to "Decks", "Study"
 Right: User menu
Deck List Page
 Cards: Each deck shown as a card with:
o Deck name
o Total cards
o Last studied date
o “Start Studying” and “Edit Deck” buttons

Add/Edit Flashcards Page


A form to create or update a card:
 Deck selection dropdown
 Textareas for front and back sides
 Save button

Study Mode UI (Flashcard Flip View)


Flip-style card UI (centered):
 Front shows a question


 On click, flips to back (answer)
 Then user clicks Correct or ❌ Wrong
Progress Analytics Page (Optional)
Visual feedback on:
 Total cards reviewed
 Correct vs incorrect answers
 Daily/weekly activity chart
3. Blog CMS with Markdown
Problem Statement: Writers, bloggers, and content creators often need a minimal,
distraction-free blogging platform that supports Markdown for content formatting,
along with role-based access to manage content. Traditional blog systems can be
either overly complex or lack markdown support.
Core Features:
Admin Features
 Dashboard with posts, tags, categories
 Add/edit/delete posts using Markdown
 Assign tags and categories
 Manage users and assign roles
Writer Features
 Write posts using a WYSIWYG Markdown editor
 Live preview of Markdown as rendered HTML
 View own published or draft posts
Reader Features
 Read blog posts on the public blog page
 Browse by category or tag
 View author profiles
Backend:
 POST /login – Login user
 GET /logout – Logout session
 GET/POST /posts – Fetch or create posts
 PUT/DELETE /posts/{id} – Update or delete post
 POST /markdown-preview – Render live Markdown
 GET /tags and GET /categories – Metadata for filtering

Database Schema:
Users:
- id (PK)
- email
- password (hashed)
- role (admin, writer, reader)
Posts:
- id (PK)
- title
- content_md (Markdown)
- content_html (rendered)
- author_id (FK to Users)
- status (draft, published)
- created_at
- updated_at
Tags:
- id, name
Categories:
- id, name
PostTags:
- post_id, tag_id

Frontend:
| Blog CMS | Home | Write | Dashboard | Profile/Login |
Navbar:
 Shows “Write” for Writers, “Dashboard” for Admins
 Login/Register
 Use Bootstrap navbar, dropdown, nav-link

Public Blog View (Reader-Friendly)


 Clean card layout for posts
 Each card: Title, short snippet, author, tags
 Pagination or infinite scroll

Editor UI - Add “Save Draft” and “Publish” buttons

4. Invoice Generator
Problem Statement: Freelancers frequently need to create and send invoices for
services rendered. Manual methods like Excel or Word.
Build a web application for freelancers to:
 Create professional invoices with tax.
 Download them as PDFs.
 Store and manage previous invoices.
Invoice Creation
 Add freelancer and client details.
 Add multiple line items (description, quantity, price).
 Enter tax percentage (auto-calculation).
 Real-time invoice preview.

PDF Generation: Download invoices in a clean, professional layout using HTML →


PDF conversion.

Invoice Management
 Save invoices in SQLite database.
 View, delete, and re-download past invoices.

User Interface: Responsive design using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap.


Backend:
 /clients/, /invoices/, /items/
 /generate-invoice/{id} – returns rendered PDF
 /invoice-history/

Schema: Clients, Items, Invoices, Invoice Items


Frontend:
Navbar
 Brand
 Links: Invoices, Clients, New Invoice, Logout
 Display username when logged in

5. Contact Form System with Dashboard


Problem Statement: Many businesses and personal websites need a simple yet
efficient way to receive, store, view, and manage contact form submissions.
Instead of relying on third-party services, this system allows website owners or
admins to view and manage contacts from a dashboard interface, keeping the data
private, organized, and easily accessible.

Core Features:
User Authentication
 /register – Create a new admin account (optional in single-user mode).
 /login – Login page for admin.
 /logout – Logout endpoint.

Contact Form Endpoints


 /contact (POST): Public endpoint to submit a contact form.
 /dashboard/messages/ (GET): View all contact messages (admin only).
 /dashboard/messages/{id} (GET, PUT, DELETE): View, edit, or delete a single
contact message.

Search & Filtering: /dashboard/search/ – Search messages by name, email, and


message content.

Schema:
 users Table
 contact_messages Table

Frontend:
Public Contact Form Page
 Input fields: Name, Email, Subject, Message
 Form validation and success alert using Bootstrap.

Admin Dashboard (after login)


 Clean, responsive layout.
 Navbar with links: Dashboard, Search, Logout.
 Message entries shown as rows in a table.
 Each entry has buttons: View, Edit, Delete, Mark as Responded.
 A badge/pill to show whether a message is "Responded" or "Pending".
 Placed in the navbar or above the message list.
 Search by keywords or filter by tag.

6. Habit Tracker App


Problem Statement: People struggle to build habits. A simple interface with visual
tracking can motivate users to stay consistent.

Core Features:
 Create habits
 Mark daily completion
 Streak tracking and summaries

Backend:
 /habits/, /track/{habit_id}, /summary/
 Scheduled job (optional) to reset daily status

Schema:
 Habits, DailyStatus (habit_id, date, is_done)

Frontend:
 Calendar view (colored status)
 Summary dashboard (weekly/monthly)

7. Simple Online Store


Problem Statement: A small business or individual may need a basic e-commerce
site to showcase and sell products online.

This Simple Online Store allows for:

 Browsing products
 Adding items to a cart
 Checkout flow
 Admin dashboard for managing products and orders
Core Features:
User Authentication
 /register – Create user accounts (optional for guest checkout)
 /login – Login users
 /logout – Logout

Product & Store Endpoints


 /products/ - View all products
 /products/{id} - View single product
 /cart/ (GET, POST) - View and update cart
 /cart/remove/{id} (POST) - Remove product from cart
 /checkout/ (POST) - Place order

Admin Endpoints
 /admin/products/ (GET, POST) - View & add products
 /admin/products/{id} (PUT, DELETE) - Edit or delete product
 /admin/orders/ (GET) - View all orders

Schema:
 Users
 Products
 cart_items
 Order
 OrderItems
Frontend:
Public Product Page (/products)
 Display products as Bootstrap cards
 Each card shows:
o Product name, price, image
o Button: Add to Cart
o Link to View Details

Cart Page (/cart)


 List items in a table
 Show quantity, subtotal, and total
 Allow item removal and quantity update

Checkout Page (/checkout)


 Summary of items
 Collect shipping details (optional)
 Place order button

Admin Dashboard
 View/add/edit/delete products
 View all orders (with status control)
 Manage inventory

8. Content Scheduler
Problem Statement: Creators and social media managers need a tool to plan,
track, and schedule content (blogs, posts, videos). This app helps organize
publishing timelines with deadlines, tags, and status tracking.

Core Features
 Register/Login/Logout for secure access
 Create scheduled content entries
 Set publish date, platform, tags, and status (e.g., Draft, Scheduled, Published)
 View calendar-style and list-style dashboards
 Edit/Delete content entries
 Filter by tag, platform, or date
Database Schema
content_items
id, title, platform, content_type eg:blog, post, video
publish_date DATE,
status eg: Draft, Scheduled, Published,
notes,
tags,
created_at
users
id, username, password

Backend:
 /register - SignUp
 /login – Signin
 /logout - Signout
 /dashboard/ - Calendar/List view of content
 /content/ - Create new content item
 /content/{id} – View/Edit/Delete Content item

Frontend:
 Dashboard: cards in date order with filters for platform/status
 Calendar: Use Bootstrap + table/grid to display upcoming posts
 Modals: Add/edit content with input fields for all data

9. Reading Log App


Problem Statement: Readers want to track their reading habits and organize their
book lists. Helps users track their reading habits, log books/articles, take notes, set goals,
and review progress.

Core Features:
 Add entries with book/article title, author, pages read, start/end date
 Add personal notes or review
 Mark items as “Reading”, “Completed”, or “Abandoned”
 Dashboard with stats: total read, in-progress, etc.
 Search by title, author, or tag

Backend:
 /register – Create Account
 /login - Login
 /logout – Logout
 /books – Viewing books list
 /books/add – Add a book
 /books/{id} – View/Edit/Delete Book

Schema:
reading_entries
id, title, author, status eg:Reading, Completed, Abandoned
pages_read, total_pages, start_date,end_date, notes, tag
users
id, username, password

Frontend:
Reading Cards: Display book title, status, and progress bar
Status Badges: Bootstrap badge showing “Completed” or “In Progress”
Search & Filter: By tag or title
Modals: For adding/editing entries
10. Portfolio Website Builder
Problem Statement: Non-technical users need a simple CMS to manage their
personal portfolio and blog. Allows users (especially freelancers or developers) to
build a personal portfolio website by entering details into a dashboard instead of
hard coding.

Core Features:
 Admin panel to manage site content
 Portfolio/project section - Create a profile: name, bio, social links, profile image
 Add projects: title, description, tech used, live/demo links
 Blog integration (optional)

Backend:
 /login – Admin Login
 /logout – Logout
 /admin/profile – Edit Profile
 /admin/Projects – Add, View Projects
 /admin/projects/{id} - Edit, Delete project

Schema:
 Profile, Projects, Users

Frontend:
 Home Page: Profile header, project list in cards or grid
 Projects: Tech used (Bootstrap badges), links to GitHub/Demo
 Admin UI:
 Navbar for managing profile/projects
 Bootstrap forms for editing content
 Responsive layout using container, row, and card

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