Build a Django + PostgreSQL CRM
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I am looking for a developer to transfer/rebuild my CRM from Laravel to Django + PostgreSQL using Tailwind CSS.
Please note that you need to be really good at Frontend work i.e building modern minimal ui components.
Experience with Google Calendar integration will be an added advantage.
I have attached the UI that I am looking for.
*Please note that this is just a simple project, that I will be stripping down to milestones.
Milestone 1.
Tailwind UI components & Dashboad in Django
Employee, Admin and Client interfaces each with different views.
Google OAuth against the created employee. i.e when you create an employee they should be able to login with google, *since they will be no sign up procedure.
Employee profile images and any other files should be stored in Amazon S3 storage
CRM General settings i.e Logos & Favicons, SMTP configurations, Amazon S3 API keys.
Create endpoint collections in Postman for any CRUD operations
Most of the other things in the dashboard will just be html placeholders.
Font size, font style, colors and UI should look and feel like the attached screenshot.
Please note that you need to be really good at Frontend work i.e building modern minimal ui components.
Experience with Google Calendar integration will be an added advantage.
I have attached the UI that I am looking for.
*Please note that this is just a simple project, that I will be stripping down to milestones.
Milestone 1.
Tailwind UI components & Dashboad in Django
Employee, Admin and Client interfaces each with different views.
Google OAuth against the created employee. i.e when you create an employee they should be able to login with google, *since they will be no sign up procedure.
Employee profile images and any other files should be stored in Amazon S3 storage
CRM General settings i.e Logos & Favicons, SMTP configurations, Amazon S3 API keys.
Create endpoint collections in Postman for any CRUD operations
Most of the other things in the dashboard will just be html placeholders.
Font size, font style, colors and UI should look and feel like the attached screenshot.