Paste one, change the details to yours. Each names what gets stored before it says how anything should look — that is the difference between a working site and a pretty page.
Freelancers juggling several clients at once
Build a web app for tracking client projects. I sign in, and only I see my data. A project has a client name, a title, a status (not started / in progress / done), a due date, a rate and notes. Show a list I can filter by status and client, and a summary with how many are in each status and what is overdue. Let me add, edit and delete projects. Plain and readable — tables over decoration.
A team taking requests from the rest of the company
Build an internal tool where colleagues submit requests and my team works through them. A request has a title, a description, who submitted it, a priority, a status (new / in progress / done) and an optional due date. Anyone signed in can submit and see their own; my team sees everything and can change status and assign. Show the queue sorted by priority, with anything overdue at the top.
Anyone lending gear, rooms or vehicles
Build a tool for lending equipment. Each item has a name, a serial number, a condition and whether it is currently out. Staff sign in, check an item out with a due date, and check it back in. Log every movement with who and when. Show what is out, who has it, and what is overdue. Admins can add and retire items; everyone else can only borrow and return.
Associations, alumni groups, professional bodies
Build a member directory. A member has a name, a photo, a role, an organisation, a city and a short bio. Members sign in and edit only their own entry. Everyone signed in can browse and search the directory by city and role. I approve new members before they appear and can remove anyone. Keep the list fast to scan.
