Nyayaprabha is a beacon of hope for women seeking a safe and accessible platform to voice their concerns and fight for justice. It's not just a website; it's a movement empowered by technology and empathy.
Nyayaprabha provides a secure and confidential space for women to register complaints related to any form of harassment, discrimination, or injustice. Whether it's workplace abuse, domestic violence, or social stigma, Nyayaprabha empowers women to speak their truth without fear.
Navigating the website is as easy as sharing your story. The intuitive frontend design makes registering complaints and accessing resources a seamless experience, even for those unfamiliar with technology.
Behind the user-friendly interface lies a robust backend system that ensures every complaint is received, reviewed, and addressed promptly. A dedicated team of administrators works tirelessly to connect women with the right resources and support, paving the way for swift and effective resolution.
Nyayaprabha recognizes the unique challenges women face in seeking justice. It breaks down barriers, empowers voices, and provides a platform for women to be heard, believed, and supported. It's a testament to the power of technology and collaboration in creating a safer and more just world for all.
- HTML5: Provides the structural foundation of the website, ensuring clear and organized content presentation.
- CSS3: Enhances visual appeal and user experience with engaging design elements and responsive layouts that adapt seamlessly to different devices.
- JavaScript: Empowers dynamic interactions, form validations, and seamless navigation, making the website intuitive and user-friendly.
- Bootstrap: Offers a comprehensive framework of pre-built components and styling options, streamlining development and ensuring a consistent, visually appealing interface.
- PHP: Powers the server-side logic, handling user interactions, database communication, and secure data processing.
- MySQL: Provides a reliable and efficient database management system to store and manage complaint data, user information, and admin responses.
WebSockets or Server-Sent Events (SSE) facilitate real-time communication between the frontend and backend, enabling instant status updates for complaints without requiring page refreshes. This keeps users informed about the progress of their complaints, fostering transparency and trust.
- Clear Visual Indicators: Employ distinct visual cues (e.g., colors, icons, progress bars) to represent the complaint status (applied, in process, ended), providing immediate updates to both users and administrators.
- Detailed Timelines: Maintain a comprehensive history of actions taken on each complaint, including timestamps and relevant details, ensuring transparency and accountability throughout the process.
- Open your XAMPP/WAMP's Control Panel and start the Apache and MySQL.
- Extract the downloaded source code zip file.
- If you are using XAMPP, copy the extracted source code folder and paste it into the XAMPP's "htdocs" directory. If you are using WAMP, paste it into the "www" directory.
- Browse the PHPMyAdmin in a browser, i.e., http://localhost/phpmyadmin.
- Create a new database naming
cms
. - Import the provided SQL file. The file is known as
cms.sql
located inside thedb
folder. - Browse Nyayaprabha in a browser.
- Username: admin
- Password: admin