Job board template

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Build Harbor Hire, a working local job board for restaurant, bar and hotel jobs in Charleston, South Carolina, with two real sides: job seekers search and apply, employers pay to post and manage applicants. Not a staffing agency site. Hero: a search-first layout. Left two-thirds: headline, large, 'Good jobs in Charleston kitchens, bars and hotels.' Subheadline: 'Hand-checked listings from 140+ local employers. Every job shows the pay.' A search bar with role, neighborhood (Downtown, Mount Pleasant, Park Circle, Folly Beach) and job type, plus a 'Find jobs' button. Right third: a bright photo of a line cook plating at a busy pass in daylight. Below, a count line: '312 open jobs, 41 posted this week.' Typography pairs Schibsted Grotesk for headlines (hero at about 5vw) with Inter for listings and forms. Palette: ground bone #F6F5F1, text ink #15171C, secondary text #5D6370, and one accent, harbor blue #2848D8, on buttons, pay tags and active filters; never pure white or pure black. Navigation: Find jobs, Employers, Post a job ($99), Sign in. Seeker side: a filterable listing feed (role, neighborhood, pay range, full or part time, shift); a listing page with employer, pay, shift, perks and a Quick Apply (name, email, phone, resume upload, two short questions); saved jobs and email alerts for an account. Employer side: a Post a job flow with a live preview of the card and $99 checkout for 30 days (or 3 posts for $249); an employer dashboard listing each post with views, applicants, days left, and a simple applicant list with status (New, Contacted, Interview, Hired). Example employers: The Ordinary Oyster Bar, Hotel Bennett, Lewis Barbecue. The signature moment is the Pay Tag: every listing shows its pay range as a bold blue tag ('$18–22/hr + tips') and a freshness dot (green under 3 days); the post form won't publish without pay, and the same tag appears on cards, listing pages, the employer preview and alert emails. Motion: hero fade-up 400ms ease-out, listing cards reveal with a 40ms stagger, filter changes crossfade results in 200ms, button hover lift 150ms; under prefers-reduced-motion, show everything in its final state. Use tinted neutrals only, a consistent 10px radius, soft layered shadows, and lazy-load every image below the fold. Every employer, job, pay rate and date should read as real, with no placeholders or lorem ipsum.

Job board template FAQs

Pick a niche and an area, then build two sides: a searchable listing feed for job seekers and a paid posting flow for employers. B12 can generate a working board like Harbor Hire from a short prompt, with search by role, neighborhood and job type.

Filterable listings, listing pages with Quick Apply and resume upload, saved jobs and email alerts for seekers, plus a Post a job flow, checkout and an employer dashboard. This one tracks applicants as New, Contacted, Interview and Hired.

Keep it simple. Harbor Hire charges $99 for a 30-day post or $249 for three, paid at checkout before the listing goes live.

Showing pay up front helps seekers decide fast and cuts no-fit applications. Every listing here carries a Pay Tag like "$18–22/hr + tips", and the post form won't publish without one.

Yes. B12 builds the seeker side, the employer dashboard and checkout from your description, and you change filters, prices or form fields by asking the AI Agent.