Build a simple, clean Tech oriented website/blog in .NET
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a clean, and responsive, mobile first website / blog which will be oriented around tech, science and VR news. So the design should be VR styled and bit futuristic.
Standard functionalities will include:
- user accounts, and commenting, likes reactions (with optional possibility to log using google account)
- subscriptions
- admin panel with creating user capabilities who can manage the website and post articles according to their permissions.
- searching and trending tags
- good SEO
Non standard:
- I want the site to be a bit more interactive thanks to some small questionares 1-3 questions which can be added to each article, based on which the animatable Pie chart will show up giving users info on what community thinks about particular subject.
- Dark / light mode switch
Details on tech stack:
I want it to be developed in ASP.NET MVC, Javascript/typescript, and jQuery because I want to have the possibility to extend the features later myself. I'm a backend dev so I will later build on that project as it grows. That is why I not only need it to function properly, but I need it to be written with SOLID and clean code principles in mind.
Standard functionalities will include:
- user accounts, and commenting, likes reactions (with optional possibility to log using google account)
- subscriptions
- admin panel with creating user capabilities who can manage the website and post articles according to their permissions.
- searching and trending tags
- good SEO
Non standard:
- I want the site to be a bit more interactive thanks to some small questionares 1-3 questions which can be added to each article, based on which the animatable Pie chart will show up giving users info on what community thinks about particular subject.
- Dark / light mode switch
Details on tech stack:
I want it to be developed in ASP.NET MVC, Javascript/typescript, and jQuery because I want to have the possibility to extend the features later myself. I'm a backend dev so I will later build on that project as it grows. That is why I not only need it to function properly, but I need it to be written with SOLID and clean code principles in mind.