Spring 2025 Portfolio.
Thepublicpixel.com
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Objective for Spring 2025
The primary objective of the Lecturus Spring 2025 Internship is to empower students to apply the knowledge gained from their Bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Systems to build a functional micro-business. Through hands-on experience at Lecturus, interns will gain real-world exposure to web development (both front-end and back-end), data analysis, marketing research, and strategic business planning. The program is designed to provide each participant with the practical skills, confidence, and entrepreneurial mindset needed to launch their own startup by the end of the internship. By combining academic knowledge with guided, mission-driven practice, Lecturus aims to cultivate future-ready professionals who can thrive independently in today’s tech and business landscape.
Recording Meetings
For Collaboration and Accountability
As part of the Spring 2025 Internship at Lecturus, interns are required to record at least two team meetings each week, in addition to the weekly meeting with the coordinator. This practice serves multiple purposes: it enhances team collaboration, supports brainstorming sessions, and ensures accountability. By documenting their discussions, interns can more effectively track progress, delegate tasks, and reflect on their decision-making processes. These recordings also serve as a valuable tool for reviewing strategies, resolving misunderstandings, and showcasing the evolution of their micro-business project. Ultimately, this approach promotes transparency, improves communication, and helps interns develop professional habits aligned with real-world workplace standards.
The team meetings
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Internship Tasks tracker
| Week Unit | Team Member Name | Task Assigned | Task Completion Date | Hours Worked | Group Meeting Time | Group Meeting Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Anaise Baez | Set up and record Zoom meeting, Research business ideas | 2/27/25 | 4 | 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM | 2/27/25 |
| Uzzal Das | Assigning admins to the web | 2/27/25 | 3 | 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM | 2/27/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Assigning admins to the web | 2/27/25 | 3 | 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM | 2/27/25 | |
| Fardusi Shima | Assigning admins to the web and editor | 2/27/25 | - | 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM | 2/27/25 | |
| Anaise Baez | Social Factors, Formatting word document | 3/2/25 | 4 | 1:35 PM - 2:30 PM | 3/2/25 | |
| Uzzal Das | Economic & Environmental Factors | 3/2/25 | 3 | 1:35 PM - 2:30 PM | 3/2/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Legal & Political Factors | 3/2/25 | 4 | 1:35 PM - 2:30 PM | 3/2/25 | |
| Fardusi Shima | Technological Factors, Meeting Notes | 3/2/25 | - | 1:35 PM - 2:30 PM | 3/2/25 | |
| Meeting with coordinator - 2/27/25 (9:00 AM - 11:00 AM) | ||||||
| Week Unit | Team Member Name | Task Assigned | Task Completion Date | Hours Worked | Group Meeting Time | Group Meeting Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 2 | Anaise Baez | Researching different website designs and features | 3/6/25 | 4 | 2:00 PM - 2:40 PM | 3/6/25 |
| Uzzal Das | Researching web ideas and design | 3/6/25 | 5 | 2:00 PM - 2:40 PM | 3/6/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Researching website ideas, designs, plugins, and features | 3/6/25 | 5 | 2:00 PM - 2:40 PM | 3/6/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | Reviewed documents, understood the business, worked on technological factors | 3/6/25 | 4 | 2:00 PM - 2:40 PM | 3/6/25 | |
| Anaise Baez | Research translate plugin, Researched website building on WordPress | 3/9/25 | 5 | 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM | 3/9/25 | |
| Uzzal Das | Research on PESTLE analysis | 3/9/25 | 5 | 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM | 3/9/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Research on PESTLE analysis | 3/9/25 | 5 | 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM | 3/9/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | PESTLE analysis, researched website building on WordPress | 3/9/25 | 3 | 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM | 3/9/25 | |
| Meeting with coordinator - 3/3/25 (9:00 AM - 10:00 AM) | ||||||
| Week Unit | Team Member Name | Task Assigned | Task Completion Date | Hours Worked | Group Meeting Time | Group Meeting Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 3 | Anaise Baez | Researching market strategies, listing potential business names, contributing to blog | 3/13/25 | 8 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | 3/13/25 |
| Uzzal Das | Adding content for the website | 3/13/25 | 8 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | 3/13/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Adding content, Title, Search button, Edit covers | 3/13/25 | 8 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | 3/13/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | Looking into Google Analytics for WordPress | 3/13/25 | 8 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | 3/13/25 | |
| Linden Johnson | Taking notes, input for the website | 3/13/25 | 8 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | 3/13/25 | |
| Anaise Baez | Marketing strategy, find color scheme, research on competitive market | 3/14/25 | 12 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | 3/14/25 | |
| Uzzal Das | Edit and add contact tab | 3/14/25 | 12 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | 3/14/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Home page | 3/14/25 | 12 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | 3/14/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | Social media and About page | 3/14/25 | 12 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | 3/14/25 | |
| Linden Johnson | Blogs for the page | 3/14/25 | 12 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | 3/14/25 | |
| Meeting with coordinator - 3/10/25 (9:00 AM - 10:00 AM) | ||||||
| Week Unit | Team Member Name | Task Assigned | Task Completion Date | Hours Worked | Group Meeting Time | Group Meeting Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 4 | Meeting with coordinator | - | - | 1.5 | 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM | 3/17/25 |
| Anaise Baez | Marketing and social media, themes | 3/20/25 | 10 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | 3/20/25 | |
| Uzzal Das | Adding upload and download buttons, web scraping | 3/21/25 | 8 | - | 3/21/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Edit web and add more content | 3/22/25 | 10 | - | 3/22/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | Creating social media profile, email, edit blog | 3/23/25 | - | - | 3/23/25 | |
| Linden Johnson | Work on SEO for the web, writing blog | 3/24/25 | 10 | - | 3/24/25 | |
| Anaise Baez | Login/Logout system, working on website pages | 3/22/25 | 9 | - | - | |
| Uzzal Das | Add Google Analytics, add team members on Analytics, edit blog | - | 10 | - | - | |
| Juan Hermosa | Edit content on page, add photos, add categories | - | 10 | - | - | |
| Anonna Khan | Edit social media, add content on social media, create media contact | - | - | - | - | |
| Linden Johnson | Edit SEO, write blog | - | - | - | - |
| Week Unit | Team Member Name | Task Assigned | Task Completion Date | Hours Worked | Group Meeting Time | Group Meeting Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 5 | Meeting with coordinator | - | 3/22/25 | 1 | 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM | 3/22/25 |
| Anaise Baez | Use SimilarWeb to research competition, upload photos to website | 3/29/25 | 7 | 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM | 3/28/25 | |
| Uzzal Das | Create events for Google Analytics, edit blog | - | 8 | 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM | 3/28/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | Work on themes, edit category tabs | - | 7 | 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM | 3/28/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | Write blog, media update, content idea for web, logo | - | - | 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM | 3/28/25 | |
| Linden Johnson | Blog for the website | - | 7 | 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM | 3/28/25 | |
| Anaise Baez | Create SWOT and VRIO analysis, work on login/logout, start on registration | 3/31/25 | 11 | - | - | |
| Uzzal Das | PublicPixel post ideas, event enhancement for Google Analytics, logo ideas | - | - | - | - | |
| Juan Hermosa | Add photos, animated content, create download button | - | 11 | - | - | |
| Anonna Khan | Edit post social, Form submission for PublicPixel | - | - | - | - | |
| Linden Johnson | SEO, writing blogs, editing content for PublicPixel | - | - | - | - |
| Week Unit | Team Member Name | Task Assigned | Task Completion Date | Hours Worked | Group Meeting Time | Group Meeting Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 6 | Meeting with coordinator | New email setup for ThePublicPixel team | 3/31/25 | 1 | 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM | 3/31/25 |
| Anaise Baez | Enhancing website functionality, market research | 4/1/25 | 9 | 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM | 4/2/25 | |
| Uzzal Das | CSR, logo development | - | - | 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM | 4/2/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | - | - | - | 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM | 4/2/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | Blog writing, logo updates, social media content creation (photo/video) | - | - | 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM | 4/2/25 | |
| Linden Johnson | Further SEO updates, draft CSR writing | - | - | 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM | 4/2/25 | |
| Anaise Baez | Designing website logo, working on registration form, photo request form, created registration form | 4/5/25 | 13 | 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | 4/6/25 | |
| Uzzal Das | - | - | - | 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | 4/6/25 | |
| Juan Hermosa | - | - | - | 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | 4/6/25 | |
| Anonna Khan | Working on market research, updating social media visuals | - | - | 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | 4/6/25 | |
| Group meeting: Review week’s tasks - 30 min (11:30 AM - 12:00 PM on 4/6/25) | ||||||
Business Planning & Strategy (PESTEL)
During the Spring 2025 Lecturus Internship, the team applied a PESTEL analysis — a strategic tool widely used in business administration — to guide the decision-making process for selecting and analyzing the type of micro-business to develop. By examining external factors through the Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, and Legal dimensions, the team was able to make an informed and thoughtful choice.
The PESTEL analysis highlighted key external influences, with particular emphasis on Environmental, Social, and Technological trends. Based on these insights, the team decided to create an image-sharing platform designed for a community of amateur and professional photographers and artists to share their original work. One of the core values of the platform is the rejection of AI-generated images, motivated by the growing environmental impact associated with large-scale AI processing and a commitment to protecting human creativity and the rights of artists.
This initiative reflects the team’s application of the technical and analytical skills developed during their Bachelor’s degrees in Computer Information Systems and their hands-on experience through the Lecturus internship. By merging business analysis with technological implementation, the team aims to create a sustainable, community-driven, and ethically responsible platform dedicated to free image sharing.
Political Factors:
The DMCA compliance (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) primary purpose is to protect the rights of copyright holders and shield online platforms from liability
The U.S copyright office processed over 441,500 registration in 2023 alone.
As a micro-business, all the registration will be made public for smooth operation.
Being a business for creative people will be challenging following the copyright laws and regulations changing every day.
As per the laws about AI-generated content. ThePublicPixel.com won’t be working with AI-Generated image. However, the laws for AI-Generated content:
The U.S Copyright Office ruled in 2023 that purely AI-created images cannot be copyrighted reference.
As a small business it’s challenging to protect the website from, since our platform any user can upload digital image and that’s an third-party user. Laws like; Section 230 od the communications Decency Act protects platform like ours from being liable for user uploaded content.
Economic Factors:
A higher inflation rate can be a risk and increase operational costs. During an economic decline, we need to cut costs and increase the price of our services. High unemployment increases the number of freelancers and independent businesses using free photo assets from our page.
The U.S. digital photography market is projected to grow at a 6.2% CAGR (2023–2030). Reference
This tells us that for creative purposes and growth, ThepublicPixel.com is unlimited.
There’s a lack of authenticity as we are committed to providing unfiltered and organic content for users. Our platform is designed to have organic content for everyone to use for creative growth. People strive to make more organic content now than ever, despite AI. More data shows that user-generated content is powerful as a marketing strategy Reference
Social Factors:
The digital world has shaped us into being more creative. There’s a wave of creator culture, shifting consumer expectations. In the U.S., the trend is now to consume relatable content. For anyone who has heard the term, Gen Z knows that everyone is now a content creator. This is what we need as our platform focuses on thriving organic content.
Gen Z is taking over the creator economy, with 36% photography and social media being 34% according to Reference
We are focused on more diverse content and inclusiveness. Inclusion gives the freedom to create. With 67% of U.S consumers preferring platforms with diverse contributors Reference
The Public Pixel believes in free expression and that means more space for creativity and growth without feeling cornered.
The Public Pixel focuses on creators’ inclusion and aims to be user-friendly for all people.
The Publicpixel will focus on improving the language barrier for creativity.
Technological Factors:
A higher inflation rate can be a risk and increase operational costs. During an economic decline, we need to cut costs and increase the price of our services. High unemployment increases the number of freelancers and independent businesses using free photo assets from our page.
The U.S. digital photography market is projected to grow at a 6.2% CAGR (2023–2030). Reference
This tells us that for creative purposes and growth, ThepublicPixel.com is unlimited.
There’s a lack of authenticity as we are committed to providing unfiltered and organic content for users. Our platform is designed to have organic content for everyone to use for creative growth. People strive to make more organic content now than ever, despite AI. More data shows that user-generated content is powerful as a marketing strategy Reference
Environmental Factors:
Running a photo platform isn’t just about pixels and downloads—it’s also about our planet. From energy-hungry data centers to eco-conscious users, sustainability is now a key part of tech businesses. As we grow, the Public Pixel will aim to reduce our carbon footprint.
The Public Pixel aims to work with cloud services in the future to cut its carbon footprint.
Green reputation attracts more users, as a combination of Gen Z and millennials, accounting for 73%, choose Eco-friendly services.
As a digital media sharing business, ThePublicPixel encourages users to upload photos of nature in the eco-category to show green activities.
Legal Factors:
In today’s digital world, legal compliance is the invisible foundation that keeps photo platforms running smoothly. From copyright licenses to privacy laws, understanding these rules isn’t just about avoiding trouble – it’s about creating a safe, trustworthy space for creators and users alike.
User-Generated Content Policies: Legal measures to prevent copyright infringement and misuse of the platform are essential.
Terms of Service & Privacy Policy: Ensuring legal protection for the platform and users through well-defined policies.
ThePublicPixel will comply with all legal aspects to protect the business and the contributor.
Solutions like CCO (Creative Commons Licensing) allow people to share photos freely, placing them in the public domain. Reference
The PublicPixel goal is to ensure a safe environment for all, which means Laws like COPPA do not collect data from kids under 13. Reference
Social Media and Marketing Strategy:
As part of their internship experience, the team was tasked with promoting their micro-business through targeted social media and marketing strategies. Interns utilized a combination of platforms and tools—including Google Analytics, Google Trends, HubSpot, SimilarWeb, and web scraping techniques—to analyze market trends, monitor competitors, and identify high-performing content. This data-driven approach allowed them to craft effective promotional campaigns across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. By integrating analytical insights with creative outreach, the team learned how to build audience engagement, drive traffic, and establish a strong online presence—key skills essential for launching and sustaining a successful tech startup..
The 5 Ps of a Market Strategy
- Product – Copyright-free photos.
- Price – Pictures will be free for upload/download.
- Promotion – social media across multiple platforms.
- Place – Digital Platform, no physical location
- People – We aim to create a community of individuals to share photos with a human touch
Pull Marketing Strategy
Social Media
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Data Analysis Report: Social Media Platform Performance for The Public Pixel
Social Media Performance – The Public Pixel
Based on Views & Engagement (April 2025)
1. Instagram
Posts Shared: 9 Profile Views (Last 30 Days): 153 Engagement: 1 interaction
Strengths:
● Strong visual platform — ideal for showcasing The Public Pixel’s photo collections.
● Clean layout supports a professional and creative brand look.
● Widely used by artists, photographers, and content creators.
Opportunities for Growth:
● Profile views are healthy, but engagement can be improved.
● Consistent posting, relevant hashtags, and interactive captions can help increase reach and interactions.
Overall Summary: Instagram is a great fit for visual branding. With a more strategic content plan, it can become a stronger channel for building community and increasing downloads.
2. TikTok
Videos Posted: 4 Top Video Views: 109 Other Views: 99, 39, 37 Total Views: 284+
Strengths:
● Excellent platform for getting noticed, especially through trending content.
● Short-form videos allow creative ways to present image drops, behind-the-scenes moments, and tutorials.
● Engages a younger audience that values aesthetics and originality.
Opportunities for Growth:
● Performance is promising, even at an early stage.
● Increasing video frequency and using trending sounds can help grow visibility and followers.
Overall Summary: TikTok shows strong potential for fast audience growth and brand exposure. It’s a powerful platform to share creative visuals and bring more people to the website.
3. Facebook
Page Views (Last 28 Days): 144 Engagements: 1
Strengths:
● Useful for sharing blog posts, user-submitted photo requests, and website updates.
● Appeals to an older audience who may prefer browsing content through Facebook.
Opportunities for Growth:
● Still building presence; adding more content and sharing behind-the-scenes updates can help.
● Great for sharing updates across platforms and keeping a strong online presence.
Overall Summary: Facebook can serve as a helpful support channel for updates and community engagement, especially when combined with Instagram and TikTok efforts.)
Competitor Analysis
| Feature/Area | ThePublicPixel | Unsplash | Pexels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business Model | Free images with ad-based revenue; donations; future premium features | Free images, partnerships, sponsored collections, Unsplash+ paid subscription | Free images, ad partnerships, branded content campaigns |
| Unique Features | Multilingual support, Photo Requests by users, Strong user community interaction | Massive library, high-quality curated images, Unsplash+ (paid plan) | High-quality stock videos and photos, stronger search tagging, integrations with Canva and others |
| Traffic (Estimates) | New site, still building audience | ~50M+ monthly visits (global leader) | ~30M+ monthly visits |
| SEO Strength | Early-stage SEO via Yoast SEO and social media pull marketing | Top-ranked SEO for many keywords related to free images | Strong SEO with many first-page rankings for keywords like "free stock photos" |
| Community/Engagement | Focus on building a friendly, helpful, community-driven platform | Large community but less interactive (photographers upload but interaction limited) | Moderate community interaction; integrates better with design platforms |
| Content Moderation | Open to all users; risk of low-quality uploads (needs curation) | Curated submissions (reviewed for quality) | Curated submissions (reviewed for quality) |
| Revenue Sources | Ads, donations, future premium features | Ads, sponsored content, paid subscriptions | Ads, branded content, partnerships |
SWOT
VRIO ANALYSIS
| RESOURCE | VALUE | IS IT RARE | INIMITABLE | ORGANIZATION TO GIVE VALUE | COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copyright photos | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Competitive Parity |
| Multilingual | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Competitive Parity |
| Photo Request | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Sustainable Competitive Advantage |
Target Market / Audience
The Public Pixel is made for people who need free, high-quality images. This includes:
- Bloggers, marketers, and social media managers
- Freelancers like designers or writers
- Small business owners
- Students and teachers
They’re looking for easy access to photos without worrying about copyright or paying for them.
What Makes Us Different
We want to stand out by:
- Supporting multiple languages so users from different countries feel included.
- Allowing users to request specific types of photos they need.
- Creating a friendly, helpful space where people can share their work and get noticed.
How We’ll Make Money
Since the photos are free, we plan to earn money by:
- Showing ads (like Google AdSense)
- Possibly offering a paid option with extra features later
- Accepting donations from users who want to support the platform
Customer Support and Community
We want to build a strong connection with our users by:
- Answering messages or emails quickly
- Asking users for feedback and ideas
- Letting users vote on photo themes or categories they want next
How We’ll Track Success
We’ll keep track of:
- How many people visit the site
- What kinds of photos get downloaded the most
- How often do people return to use the site again
- Which countries or regions are using the site the most
Web-Developer (Front-Backend)
The web development team’s perspective:
Building ThePublicPixel required a careful balance between front-end design and back-end functionality, with several technical challenges along the way.
On the front-end, development initially progressed smoothly using Elementor Pro as the visual builder. However, as the need for new user registration features and a blogging platform emerged, the existing theme and builder began to show limitations. Elementor’s flexibility was useful for layout design, but it lacked the deeper integration needed for customized registration workflows without relying heavily on third-party plugins.
To address these challenges, additional plugins were tested and installed to create secure, user-friendly registration and login systems. Ensuring proper user role assignments (subscriber, contributor) while maintaining site security required extra configuration, and some plugins conflicted with others, leading to debugging sessions to resolve errors and ensure compatibility.
On the back-end, plugin management and theme optimization presented their own difficulties. New plugin installations occasionally created performance lags and page load delays, forcing the team to reconsider plugin choices and prioritize lightweight, well-maintained options. The decision to migrate from Elementor Pro to the Kubio builder allowed for cleaner, faster page structures, better suited for Gutenberg block editing and long-term SEO.
Additionally, back-end work involved ensuring database integrity after installing new functionality, preventing bloated tables or broken links. Performance optimization also included caching solutions, image compression, and server-side settings to support faster loading times and better mobile responsiveness.
Overall, the development of ThePublicPixel highlighted the need for technical adaptability — finding solutions when tools fell short, optimizing workflows without compromising user experience, and constantly refining both front-end visuals and back-end architecture to create a seamless, scalable website.
| Phase | Description |
|---|---|
| CMS Installation and Configuration | Deployed and configured WordPress. Installed through cPanel and Softaculous. Configured permalink structure, initial security settings, and database optimization. |
| Theme and Page Builder Setup | Started with Elementor Pro for rapid development, later migrated to Kubio for Gutenberg-native optimization, faster load speeds, and better SEO performance. |
| Plugin Management and Feature Expansion | Installed key plugins including GTranslate for multilingual support, User Registration for login features, Yoast SEO, and WP Mail SMTP for reliable email communication. |
| User Access and Email System | Configured user role management and SMTP email system with domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) for site emails and secure user notifications. |
| Server-Side Coordination and Analytics | Worked with server administrator to review traffic stats, SSL certificate status, optimize server performance, and maintain security patches and uptime monitoring. |
| Ongoing Monitoring and Improvements | Set up continuous monitoring for performance, bounce rates, and user feedback to drive future improvements like membership upgrades and enhanced analytics. |
SEO
The SEO implementation process for ThePublicPixel was generally straightforward, but it presented some unexpected challenges that required problem-solving and adaptation.
Initially, the process involved following standard SEO practices using the Yoast SEO plugin for WordPress. Tasks included setting individual meta titles, meta descriptions, slugs, and canonical tags for each page. While the plugin provided a structured framework, an early obstacle emerged when Yoast began prompting for an upgrade to access some features, making it more difficult to optimize pages as originally planned. This issue required careful workarounds and adjustments using the available free features, which temporarily slowed down the workflow.
Another key part of the SEO implementation was investigating competitor trends. By analyzing how platforms like Unsplash, Pixabay, and Pexels used keywords and structured their SEO, we were able to strategically select and plant highly relevant keywords into ThePublicPixel’s content and metadata. This competitive benchmarking made the optimization process more precise and focused.
Additionally, an important technical aspect addressed during the project was optimizing images to ensure faster page load speeds. Since ThePublicPixel is an image-heavy website, compressing and resizing images without losing quality was crucial for both SEO performance and user experience. Tools were used to compress images before upload, and lazy loading features were explored to minimize initial load times.
Overall, the SEO implementation process reinforced important real-world lessons about balancing technical best practices with creative problem-solving, particularly when facing limitations with tools or encountering unexpected platform behavior.
| SEO Element | Implementation Details | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics Integration | Google Analytics was implemented to track site visitors, behavior flows, and engagement metrics. | Completed ✅ |
| Canonical Tags | Canonical URLs were added through Yoast SEO to avoid duplicate content issues and signal preferred pages to Google. | Completed ✅ |
| Meta Descriptions and Titles | Each page is customized with a unique meta title and meta description using Yoast SEO for better search engine visibility. | Completed ✅ |
| Individual Page Optimization | Each page’s slug (URL structure), meta title, meta description, and canonical tag was individually optimized through Yoast SEO settings. | Completed ✅ |
| Yoast SEO Plugin Use | Yoast SEO was configured to ensure all pages meet basic SEO health: focus keywords, readability, meta, and canonical tags management. | Completed ✅ |
| SEO Keyword Strategy | SEO strategy focused on using keywords related to copyright-free images, photo sharing community, multilingual images, and creative commons media. | Completed ✅ |
Final Presentation
Conclusion
The Spring 2025 internship was truly exceptional. Each intern demonstrated remarkable dedication, professionalism, and a strong commitment to excellence throughout the program. The quality of the work delivered — from technical development to strategic analysis and community engagement — was outstanding and exceeded expectations at every stage.
This cohort set a new standard for what a collaborative, mission-driven team can achieve. Their strong work ethic, leadership, creativity, and resilience made this one of the most successful internships we have ever hosted.
In a wonderful display of community spirit, four talented interns are volunteering to assist as supervisors for the next group of interns because they truly believe in the mission and work that Lecturus is building. Their decision reflects their leadership, passion for service, and belief that together we can create meaningful change.
We are also proud to announce that Jannatul Nabila, who performed an outstanding job as our internship supervisor, will return as the Educational Coordinator for the Summer 2025 internship. Her exceptional leadership, support, and commitment to educational excellence have been instrumental in shaping the success of this program.
At the heart of Lecturus is the belief that community and engagement are powerful forces for transformation, and through this experience, our interns and leaders have proven that by working together, we can indeed change the world, one person at a time.
Congratulations to all on an incredible journey — and thank you for your passion, vision, and extraordinary contributions!
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