New Laravel Web Application Development
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m planning a brand-new web application and want it built entirely in Laravel. The job starts at the very first commit: installing and configuring the latest stable Laravel version, setting up authentication, and structuring a clean, modular codebase that can scale. From there we will move through the core business logic, database design (MySQL or PostgreSQL—whichever you recommend for the use case), RESTful API endpoints, and responsive Blade or Inertia .js views.
You’ll work from a blank repository, so part of the work involves deciding on packages, folder conventions, and workflow automation (Laravel Mix, Vite, PHPUnit tests, Git). I’ll provide the product requirements and user stories as soon as we begin; you can expect weekly check-ins to adjust scope or priorities together.
Deliverables (at a minimum)
• A fully functional Laravel application pushed to a private Git repo
• Environment and database schema files ready for staging/production
• Brief deployment and setup guide (readme or wiki)
• Basic test suite covering critical flows
Acceptance criteria
• All features run error-free on PHP 8.2 under both local Sail and a standard LAMP/LEMP stack
• Code follows PSR-12 and Laravel best practices, with meaningful commits and pull-request notes
• Pages score 90 %+ on Lighthouse for performance and accessibility
If you’ve built green-field Laravel projects before and enjoy shaping architecture from scratch, this brief should feel familiar. Let’s discuss timelines and any clarifications you need so development can start immediately.
You’ll work from a blank repository, so part of the work involves deciding on packages, folder conventions, and workflow automation (Laravel Mix, Vite, PHPUnit tests, Git). I’ll provide the product requirements and user stories as soon as we begin; you can expect weekly check-ins to adjust scope or priorities together.
Deliverables (at a minimum)
• A fully functional Laravel application pushed to a private Git repo
• Environment and database schema files ready for staging/production
• Brief deployment and setup guide (readme or wiki)
• Basic test suite covering critical flows
Acceptance criteria
• All features run error-free on PHP 8.2 under both local Sail and a standard LAMP/LEMP stack
• Code follows PSR-12 and Laravel best practices, with meaningful commits and pull-request notes
• Pages score 90 %+ on Lighthouse for performance and accessibility
If you’ve built green-field Laravel projects before and enjoy shaping architecture from scratch, this brief should feel familiar. Let’s discuss timelines and any clarifications you need so development can start immediately.