Sleath Empire Administrator Gateway
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m commissioning an internal web application called the Sleath Empire Gateway. This will be a secure, admin-only portal with a purpose that falls outside the standard e-commerce, information-portal or community-hub labels, so public access is not required or desired. Every logged-in user will be an administrator, and they must be able to create and maintain content, oversee other internal user records, and view meaningful analytics in one place.
The finished gateway should present a clean, responsive interface backed by robust role-based authentication. I am open to your preferred stack—Laravel, Django, Node/Express with a React or Vue front end are all options—as long as deployment and future maintenance remain straightforward. Please include automated tests, concise inline documentation, and a short hand-over call at the end so I can take it forward in-house.
Deliverables I need to see:
• Fully functional admin portal with content, user and analytics modules
• Tested, documented codebase ready for hand-off
• Brief live walk-through or recorded demo of key features
When you respond, highlight similar admin-panel projects you have completed, specify your tech stack of choice, and outline milestones for prototype, user-acceptance testing, and final delivery.
The finished gateway should present a clean, responsive interface backed by robust role-based authentication. I am open to your preferred stack—Laravel, Django, Node/Express with a React or Vue front end are all options—as long as deployment and future maintenance remain straightforward. Please include automated tests, concise inline documentation, and a short hand-over call at the end so I can take it forward in-house.
Deliverables I need to see:
• Fully functional admin portal with content, user and analytics modules
• Tested, documented codebase ready for hand-off
• Brief live walk-through or recorded demo of key features
When you respond, highlight similar admin-panel projects you have completed, specify your tech stack of choice, and outline milestones for prototype, user-acceptance testing, and final delivery.