Building a Website with Django
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
We already have a ready-made Django website. After expressing interest in the project, we will send the code, and all you need to do is execute it and see the changes that have been made. With the explanation, it is impossible not to understand what I need.
What you need is to add some functions that are already present in the existing code to the new design. The API is already functional, and the integration with Mailgun has been completed. The only necessary change is to make the new pages functional in the design.
The admin-1 page is where the administrator can manage user information. On the homepage, only the administrator can create and view information, whereas on other pages, the user can submit information to the backend.
Admin-2 is where users can accept an offer and send the information to the administrator. The administrator reviews the offer and clicks on the approval button. Once approved, an email is sent to the client to confirm the acceptance of the offer.
Admin-3 is where the administrator confirms payment of the offer and sends an email to the client. The 'Back' button is used to cancel the contract and go back to Admin-2.
Admin-4 is for creating a user account to access the panel. The administrator creates the account, and the user receives their login credentials.
Admin-5 is where clients who have completed their agreement and paid for the offer are listed. They will not appear in future queries. The 'Sort' button filters by the oldest and most recent dates.
The "Index" page has two buttons: "Consultation" and "Trading". The "Consultation" button leads to an existing page on the old site and will not be changed. The "Trading" button leads to an HTML "Trading" page.
On the "Trading" page, offers will be displayed to the customer, and all necessary mathematical operations are included in the "api.py" file. Copying and pasting this code will work. The customer's email and accepted offer need to be sent to the "admin-2" page, and then they will be directed to the "Thank-you" page, which displays information about the offer.
The "Thank-you" page shows the information about the offer that the customer accepted, and it's essential to ensure that all information is accurate and clear.
The "Sispar" page displays all the information created by the admin on the "admin-4" page. Although this page is already built on the old site, some changes are needed to match the new system. However, it should be easy to implement, as shown in the example that was sent.
What you need is to add some functions that are already present in the existing code to the new design. The API is already functional, and the integration with Mailgun has been completed. The only necessary change is to make the new pages functional in the design.
The admin-1 page is where the administrator can manage user information. On the homepage, only the administrator can create and view information, whereas on other pages, the user can submit information to the backend.
Admin-2 is where users can accept an offer and send the information to the administrator. The administrator reviews the offer and clicks on the approval button. Once approved, an email is sent to the client to confirm the acceptance of the offer.
Admin-3 is where the administrator confirms payment of the offer and sends an email to the client. The 'Back' button is used to cancel the contract and go back to Admin-2.
Admin-4 is for creating a user account to access the panel. The administrator creates the account, and the user receives their login credentials.
Admin-5 is where clients who have completed their agreement and paid for the offer are listed. They will not appear in future queries. The 'Sort' button filters by the oldest and most recent dates.
The "Index" page has two buttons: "Consultation" and "Trading". The "Consultation" button leads to an existing page on the old site and will not be changed. The "Trading" button leads to an HTML "Trading" page.
On the "Trading" page, offers will be displayed to the customer, and all necessary mathematical operations are included in the "api.py" file. Copying and pasting this code will work. The customer's email and accepted offer need to be sent to the "admin-2" page, and then they will be directed to the "Thank-you" page, which displays information about the offer.
The "Thank-you" page shows the information about the offer that the customer accepted, and it's essential to ensure that all information is accurate and clear.
The "Sispar" page displays all the information created by the admin on the "admin-4" page. Although this page is already built on the old site, some changes are needed to match the new system. However, it should be easy to implement, as shown in the example that was sent.