CodeIgniter & WordPress E-Commerce Build
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I’m planning a brand-new project that blends CodeIgniter’s speed with WordPress’s flexibility, and the core requirement is rock-solid e-commerce functionality. From structuring the database and crafting clean MVC code in CodeIgniter to pairing it seamlessly with a WordPress front-end, every piece needs to feel like one coherent platform.
Here’s the vision:
• A fresh build—no legacy code to wrestle with—so we can architect the stack exactly how we want it.
• Modern, secure checkout, product catalog, and order management built to scale.
• Smooth integration points between CodeIgniter controllers/models and WordPress themes, so editors can manage pages and products in an intuitive dashboard.
I’ll supply brand guidelines, wireframes, and hosting access; you bring deep CodeIgniter expertise, WordPress theme/plugin know-how, and a knack for clean, testable PHP. If you’ve connected these two frameworks before—especially for e-commerce—let’s talk about timelines, milestone deliverables, and how you like to structure your repos and documentation.
Deliverables I expect:
1. Fully functional e-commerce site running on my server.
2. Source code in a version-controlled repository with clear commit history.
3. Brief technical walkthrough and deployment guide so future updates are straightforward.
If that sounds like your wheelhouse, send a short note describing similar builds you’ve completed and the approach you’d take to keep performance high and security tight.
Here’s the vision:
• A fresh build—no legacy code to wrestle with—so we can architect the stack exactly how we want it.
• Modern, secure checkout, product catalog, and order management built to scale.
• Smooth integration points between CodeIgniter controllers/models and WordPress themes, so editors can manage pages and products in an intuitive dashboard.
I’ll supply brand guidelines, wireframes, and hosting access; you bring deep CodeIgniter expertise, WordPress theme/plugin know-how, and a knack for clean, testable PHP. If you’ve connected these two frameworks before—especially for e-commerce—let’s talk about timelines, milestone deliverables, and how you like to structure your repos and documentation.
Deliverables I expect:
1. Fully functional e-commerce site running on my server.
2. Source code in a version-controlled repository with clear commit history.
3. Brief technical walkthrough and deployment guide so future updates are straightforward.
If that sounds like your wheelhouse, send a short note describing similar builds you’ve completed and the approach you’d take to keep performance high and security tight.