Laravel Image, security Fix & SEO
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need an experienced Laravel + HTML developer to give my existing site a quick but thorough tune-up. Several product and blog pages are showing broken images, and I want every one of them restored with proper paths and compressed, next-gen replacements. While you are inside the codebase, I’d like you to strengthen the site’s on-page SEO:
• Re-write or add meta titles and descriptions so they respect character limits and feature our main keywords.
• Add accurate, descriptive alt text to every image you touch.
• Inject the relevant Schema.org markup (article, product and organisation) for richer search results.
• Trim or redirect the unwanted legacy pages that are still being crawled.
• Push our PageSpeed Insights scores higher by optimising assets, enabling browser caching and deferring non-critical scripts.
• Update Laravel to the latest stable version and close any obvious security gaps that appear during the upgrade.
Acceptance will be based on a clean crawl (no 404 image errors), Lighthouse scores in the “green” for both mobile and desktop, and no critical warnings in Search Console after your changes. The code lives on GitHub and deploys via Forge, so you should be comfortable working through pull requests and staging before we go live.
• Re-write or add meta titles and descriptions so they respect character limits and feature our main keywords.
• Add accurate, descriptive alt text to every image you touch.
• Inject the relevant Schema.org markup (article, product and organisation) for richer search results.
• Trim or redirect the unwanted legacy pages that are still being crawled.
• Push our PageSpeed Insights scores higher by optimising assets, enabling browser caching and deferring non-critical scripts.
• Update Laravel to the latest stable version and close any obvious security gaps that appear during the upgrade.
Acceptance will be based on a clean crawl (no 404 image errors), Lighthouse scores in the “green” for both mobile and desktop, and no critical warnings in Search Console after your changes. The code lives on GitHub and deploys via Forge, so you should be comfortable working through pull requests and staging before we go live.