A collection of open-access, searchable databases for design researchers — built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
This project includes two resources on https://resources.rishabhpandey.com/:
- Design Journals Database → https://resources.rishabhpandey.com/journallist.html
- Design Conferences Database → https://resources.rishabhpandey.com/conflist.html
These databases aim to make it easier for design researchers, educators, and students to find suitable venues for publication and collaboration.
- Tag filters (HCI, XR, Communication, Industrial, Sustainability, etc.)
- Search by journal or conference title
- Multi-domain tagging (items can belong to multiple domains)
- Table header with sorting option
- Theme toggle (light and dark)
- Like button with counter (anonymous; one count per browser per 24h)
- Visitor counter (anonymous; one count per browser per 24h)
- HTML, CSS, JS
- Firebase Realtime Database (public counters only)
- Google Analytics (gtag)
- No build step required
/assets # icons, images
/css # stylesheets
/js # scripts (table, filters, theme, UI)
├── script.js
├── script_conf.js
├── script_journal.js
├── script_theme.js
index.html # landing or redirect
conflist.html # Design Conferences Database (uses its Firebase project)
journallist.html # Design Journals Database (uses its Firebase project)
robots.txt # crawl rules
sitemap.xml # sitemap for search engines
- Google Analytics is used to collect aggregate usage insights to improve the site experience.
- The Firebase layer records only numeric counters for likes and page visits.
- No personally identifiable information (PII) is collected, stored, or shared.
- All Firebase configuration files are excluded from version control and remain local.
- Firebase rules restrict data writes to controlled increments (+1 only).
- Each counter is anonymous and stored as an aggregate number only.
This project grows with the community. You can:
- Open a GitHub Issue (bug/feature/data update), or
- Use the suggestion forms linked on the live pages to add journals/conferences.
Special thanks to Swati Pandey and Akanksha Bhardwaj for their assistance with data curation and feedback.
Licensed under the MIT License.
© 2025 Rishabh Pandey