Is it possible to write a CRM system like Basecamp using pure HTML, CSS, JS?

Question

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I am a junior frontend developer. I was given the task to write a CRM system for a customer in 2 weeks, like Basecamp. I'm sitting here scratching my head over some things. Is it realistic to do for junior frontend?
Here is an example of one Basecamp page.

Answer 1

According to the description it sounds like nonsense, BUT :
Firstly - in your place (and in general in any case in the future) - do not hesitate to ask - what functions the employer expects from the final work. Maybe he only needs html + css, well, and somehow switch between daddies.
If not, ask for detailed tasks for each of the supposed work items, how you should react, what behavior, where the data comes from, where it is sent, in what format ...
After that, clearly describe the tasks for yourself, what and how you will do in order. If you can, it is highly desirable to write the time in front of each item, how much you will be implementing this or that task.In theory, “senpai” should have done this for you, but if he didn’t, then setting tasks in the office is lame on both legs, and then it’s up to you to decide whether you will continue to work in this mode or look for another job. On the one hand, learn to decompose tasks well and justify deadlines, on the other hand, you must understand from above that the deadlines correspond to those described by you and allocate the requested time.

Answer 2

Why not?

1. TK (what the application should be able to do)
   
2. Customer Journey Map (read what it is)
   
3. Layout of all pages, HTML+CSS layout of wireframes of all pages
   
4. PWA on pure JS, Firebase type base
   

But 2 weeks for the work that the guys did for more than one month, not juniors, and not themselves...

Answer 3

Of course not, at least you need a database, which means at least php

Answer 4

sounds funny.. but where is the rest of the team.. is jun developing the application? it doesn’t pull on the test task either, it’s too difficult .. either your employer is a schoolboy whose neighbor ordered the site) and you are his only full-stack junior developer))).. or you don’t tell us something))

Answer 5

No backend

Answer 6

Good afternoon.
No.

Answer 7

if JS means node.js then yes, although the timing is of course at least controversial...