Web app example · a community serving a specific profession
This job board narrows listings around a particular profession or community. Candidates can search roles, while employers submit posts that may be free or paid; an owner can review listings and keep old adverts from lingering indefinitely.
A focused board succeeds when every listing gives candidates enough detail to judge relevance. Decide which roles qualify, what employers must disclose, and how applicants should respond so the board serves a real hiring community rather than becoming a generic feed.
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A niche job board offers searchable listings, employer posting, timed adverts and owner moderation. Use the sample to name the audience, the main action, and the smallest useful first version. Cleo HQ then helps turn your own brief into a product plan and a working build.
Include responsibilities, required experience, location or remote expectations, compensation when available, and how to apply. A role title alone does not help someone decide whether to invest time. The example supports filters and timed listings; consistent fields make those filters useful and allow candidates to compare openings without opening every post.
Show the price and posting terms before an employer submits a role, including how long it will remain visible and whether edits are allowed. The sample can support paid or free posts, so the board owner should define which option applies and avoid surprising an employer at checkout. Clear rules also help maintain a consistent experience for candidates.
A closing date prevents candidates from spending time on a role that is no longer available. It also gives the board a natural point to ask an employer whether an opening should be renewed. The example uses timed listings and owner moderation; make expiry visible and provide a clear process for extending a genuine vacancy.