Personal Site with Live Updates
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a clean, responsive website that showcases my personal work and keeps visitors engaged through real-time Live updates. The content I post—text, photos, or short video snippets—should appear instantly on the site without anyone having to refresh the page.
Here’s what matters:
• Layout & look: a minimalist, mobile-first design with a landing page, a section devoted to my “Live” pieces, and a dedicated feed for the updates.
• Core feature: Live updates powered by WebSockets, Firebase, Pusher, or any comparable real-time tech. The update stream must work smoothly across desktop and mobile browsers.
• Control panel: a lightweight admin area (custom CMS, Headless CMS, or WordPress plugin—your pick) where I can add or edit posts and trigger the Live updates myself.
• Extras: basic SEO set-up, SSL, and best-practice security. Code quality should allow me to add more real-time elements later, such as live streaming or live chat.
Deliverable & acceptance: fully-functional site deployed on my hosting, all source files handed over, plus a short walkthrough so I can manage it on my own.
When you reply, let me know the stack you’d use and point me to one project where you implemented real-time functionality.
Here’s what matters:
• Layout & look: a minimalist, mobile-first design with a landing page, a section devoted to my “Live” pieces, and a dedicated feed for the updates.
• Core feature: Live updates powered by WebSockets, Firebase, Pusher, or any comparable real-time tech. The update stream must work smoothly across desktop and mobile browsers.
• Control panel: a lightweight admin area (custom CMS, Headless CMS, or WordPress plugin—your pick) where I can add or edit posts and trigger the Live updates myself.
• Extras: basic SEO set-up, SSL, and best-practice security. Code quality should allow me to add more real-time elements later, such as live streaming or live chat.
Deliverable & acceptance: fully-functional site deployed on my hosting, all source files handed over, plus a short walkthrough so I can manage it on my own.
When you reply, let me know the stack you’d use and point me to one project where you implemented real-time functionality.