We’ll identify the different use cases for our site and then start implementing the functionality needed to support each case. Let’s go over a list of actions we’d like our site’s users to be able to perform. Each of these use cases will constitute a particular workflow that we can complete independent of others.

Task A: Account Registration

For a user to put content on the site, she needs to have an account. To facilitate this, we need a registration form to collect some user details, such as a username and a password. Then we need to validate those and create a database entry for the user.

Task B: Login and Logout

Once a user creates an account, she should be able to log in using the credentials provided. We need to display ...

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