Responsive PHP CMS Website Build
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a complete, custom-built business website powered by PHP & MySQL. The core of the project is a lightweight, secure CMS that lets me publish and update blog posts, product listings, and all kinds of media—images, videos, documents—without touching code.
Here is what the finished solution must offer:
• Modern, mobile-first UI with clean, reusable components (Bootstrap or similar is fine).
• Intuitive admin dashboard for creating, editing, scheduling, and categorising content.
• Role-based access so I can safely delegate publishing rights to team members.
• Structured product catalogue that supports rich descriptions, pricing fields and tags (no online checkout for now).
• Fast page loads, SEO-friendly URLs, and protection against common security issues (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF).
• Clear installation guide plus commented source code so future enhancements are straightforward.
Please build with vanilla PHP, Laravel, CodeIgniter—or another well-supported framework if it speeds development—so long as the final app remains easy to maintain on a standard LAMP stack.
On delivery I’ll review functionality against the list above, run basic security tests, and install the site on my server. Once everything passes, the project is complete.
Here is what the finished solution must offer:
• Modern, mobile-first UI with clean, reusable components (Bootstrap or similar is fine).
• Intuitive admin dashboard for creating, editing, scheduling, and categorising content.
• Role-based access so I can safely delegate publishing rights to team members.
• Structured product catalogue that supports rich descriptions, pricing fields and tags (no online checkout for now).
• Fast page loads, SEO-friendly URLs, and protection against common security issues (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF).
• Clear installation guide plus commented source code so future enhancements are straightforward.
Please build with vanilla PHP, Laravel, CodeIgniter—or another well-supported framework if it speeds development—so long as the final app remains easy to maintain on a standard LAMP stack.
On delivery I’ll review functionality against the list above, run basic security tests, and install the site on my server. Once everything passes, the project is complete.