As our platform started coming to life, we reached a key moment:
Registration.
It sounds simple — but we knew this would shape the entire user experience.
We’re building ITConnect for two different people:
job seekers and companies.
So we needed two paths. Two forms. One goal:
Make it easy to join — and make every click feel like it belongs.
👨💻 Job Seeker Registration
We designed this flow with one thing in mind:
“How can we help companies find the right talent — fast?”
Here’s what job seekers fill in:
Basic info: name, city, contact
Their position of interest and skillset
A short description of who they are
Upload CV (to support their profile)
Every field is there for a reason — just enough to get started, without overwhelming.
🧑💼 Company Registration
For companies, the form is built around credibility and transparency:
Official email, company name & domain
Business number (for verification)
Short company description
Website (optional, but helpful)
The goal? Attract the right talent by showing that you're real and reliable.
💡 Why Two Forms?
We could’ve used one generic form… but we didn’t.
Instead, we built two distinct experiences to:
✅ Keep the user journeys clean and focused
✅ Validate the right type of input for each role
✅ Guide everyone to the correct dashboard after login
✅ Keep our backend structured from the start
This decision also made it easier to start building role-based dashboards, which are already in progress.
We’re learning that every click matters.
Even something as “simple” as registration needs thought, structure, and care.
And this was a small win that made a big difference in how our platform feels.
– Erzana, Sumea & Isme
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