Bay Emporium Ltd. internship as a front-End web developer

Abstract

Bay Emporium has grown from a local leather business to a significant exporter of products and footwear. They provide a diverse range of goods for infants to elderly people, male and female. The target market for Bay Emporium consists of urban and suburban locations, as well as middle-class and upper-middle-class Neo traditional clients. Additionally, Bay has split into several other businesses that are part of the same corporation; Jute Alliance Ltd. is a recently launched sister firm. The demand for jute bags has seen an upsurge in sales due to the recent awareness of plastic bags. Moreover, Jute-based crafts seem to have become increasingly well known through various virtual platforms and government initiatives. On top of that, Bangladesh produces 1.6 million tons of jute annually, making it the second largest producer worldwide. Seizing the opportunity, Bay capitalised on the chance and planned to launch an on-demand business. I was subsequently hired as an intern to assist with the front-end design for a static website where the jute goods will be showcased to lure international buyers. I have gained so much knowledge from my seniors thus far, and I have arrived at the realisation that these lessons can only be acquired via practical job experience. Having to work with front-end design has been both enjoyable and difficult for me. Fun since I have constantly appreciated designing, even before I started this job. But more than that, I had only done very basic stuff with HTML and CSS earlier, so my understanding of this was rather restricted. Fortunately, due to this position, I could get advanced level skills in HTML and CSS, as well as work with Bootstrap under the guidance of highly skilled individuals.