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About This Project

SB Global Venture is a modern IT company website developed to showcase company services, projects, pricing plans, careers, and client communication in a professional and scalable way. The platform was built with a dynamic frontend and backend architecture, where the backend APIs were developed using Django REST Framework and integrated into the frontend built with Next.js.

How It Was Built

SB Global Venture — Company Website

Developed a modern IT company website for SB Global Venture with frontend and backend integration using Next.js and Django.

Step-by-Step Development Process

  1. Built backend APIs in Django REST Framework for About, Services, Projects, Pricing, Careers, Placements, Categories, and Contact forms.

  2. Structured and connected the database for dynamic content management.

  3. Tested all API endpoints and response handling using REST architecture.

  4. Developed the complete frontend independently using Next.js and Tailwind CSS.

  5. Created reusable and responsive UI components for all pages and sections.

  6. Integrated backend APIs using RTK Query and defined custom hooks for efficient data fetching and caching.

  7. Implemented forms using React Hook Form with Zod validation for proper error handling and validation.

  8. Added dynamic rendering, responsive layouts, and optimized user experience across devices.

  9. Performed frontend optimization, API integration testing, and final deployment checks.

My Role — Solo Frontend Developer

  • Built and managed the complete frontend architecture

  • Integrated all backend APIs

  • Implemented responsive UI/UX and reusable components

  • Managed form validation and API state h

Challenges Faced

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    Challenge Faced & Solution

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    One of the key challenges while building the SB Global Venture frontend was that API endpoints were exposed in the browser’s network tab when fetching data directly from the client side, which was not ideal for security and architecture control.

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    Solution Implemented

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    To solve this, I created a separate server-side API handling layer using RTK Query and a custom utility function called fetchServerQuery.

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    This function executes all API calls on the server side only, ensuring that the actual backend endpoints are never directly exposed to the browser.

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    How It Works

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    Uses a centralized RTK Query service (sbApi)

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    Executes requests through a server store (createStore)

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    Runs API calls using endpoint.initiate() with subscribe: false

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    Dispatches requests from the server and returns only the final data

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    Prevents direct API calls from the client side

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    Ensures secure and controlled data fetching flow

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    Outcome

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    API endpoints were no longer directly visible in the browser for sensitive requests

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    Improved application security and architecture separation

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    Cleaner and more maintainable data-fetching strategy

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    Better control over server-side data flow in the frontend application